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So far, so good. Kairi tried to move as quietly as she could, not wanting to attract any kind of baddies that could be lurking in the shadows. ... And lest she forget actually crazy patients. Then again, she doubted she'd ever forget that incident.
Oh well, she was almost there. No time to think about past injuries.
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All quiet. A quick pan of the flashlight revealed no threats and it seemed not many got attacked this close to the patient rooms, but Hime was nonetheless cautious, keeping an ear out for anything suspicious. That didn't stop her from continuing her confident step down the hall in the slightest though.
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This hallway, if Erika remembered correctly would take her to the recreational field if she went north and down towards the junction that led to the Sun Room if she went south. Of course she paid attention when her nurse told her. The area did look quite different during the night. Decayed was the word she was looking for, and this state of decay was not something that could happen in such a short timeframe, nor did this decay reach the patient rooms ( ... )
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Another empty hallway. At least his luck was holding constant so far. Of course, Raph was far too used to that messing up at the worst possible moment, so he wasn't holding out on things staying this easy. Nah, he was betting something would come along soon enough and try messing with him.
...or maybe hoping it did. This training night thing was all well and good, but Raphael had to admit that beyond that well. What good was it really going to do? Sure he might meet a few people who had good ideas about getting out of this place too, and maybe even ones that they could use in the next few nights or something. But he couldn't shake how Pinky had been talking like it was going to take a lot longer than that.
Weeks maybe. Or months. Or worse yet, even longer.
That idea ate at him, and Raphael wasn't paying as much attention to his surroundings as he slipped out into the main hallway.
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He left the male block quickly and headed out into the Institute proper. He didn't have a particular aim in mind, but he did think that heading upstairs would be a good bet. It had been implied that there would be more things which could be used as weaponry. He'd take a crudely carved club at this point, hell, a butter knife would be better than nothing.
Maybe.
Alright, he wanted something better than a butter knife.
There had been an influx of new patients today apparently and as he approached the bearded man in the corridor, noting the slightly bemused expression on his face. It was easy enough to get lost in and there was always the chance that he might just have woken up as Ronixis had on his first night.
"Are you looking for somewhere in particular?" he asked genially, slowing down as he approached.
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Mihai hoped they weren't going to get worse.
"Yes. I was trying to get to the kitchen." Mihai moved his flashlight over the person, enough to see that he was wearing the same patient uniform. Hopefully that meant he wasn't one of those brainwashed aggressors. "But I think I made a wrong turn somewhere. You wouldn't happen to know which way I should be going?"
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Having awakened in the middle of the night, Scar had little time to make any plans. There had been little opportunity to arrange something during the day that way, which forced him to once again rely on randomly running into other patients that may or may not be trustworthy. But he knew quite well what had happened the last time he had ventured towards the second floor on his own, and he definitely wasn't going to head for the basement without any meat shields allies. Well, perhaps he could find some poor fool to serve such a purpose. Hopefully not one that decided he'd make splendid life bait, however.
A part of him argued he might have to spend his days in a more useful manner, but another part of him knew that that wasn't so easy. Half of these humans were practically useless with their small talk and their lack of brain capacity; it was difficult enough to endure these idiots during the day, much less asking them to accompany him during the night. And limiting interaction with those that were worth the trouble was ( ... )
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So far, so good, Bella told herself as she ran, trying to run as quietly as she could on her toes. She didn't want to attract any monsters and whatnot that were hiding in the shadows - especially because she had no weapon. She'd have to get one some time ... maybe tomorrow night. Surely Edward would disapprove, but it would be for the best.
But there was no time to think about tomorrow. She had to focus on now. She continued to run down the hallway, making sure not to bump into anyone this time around.
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