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here.]It was a sad thing to know that Sync had experienced more in the four years he lived than most people did in their entire lifetime. He'd long since been desensitized to the idea of death, and anything associated with it was often met with a scoff or sneer
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The next thing Rolo knew, the rush of vertigo returned as soon as he stepped through the door of the Janitor's closet and suddenly, there was no floor. It took Rolo a little too late to realize this, but even if he tried to stop walking, he had already taken a step off the slim concrete strip that separated him from the distance below.
It was funny how it took him a little to realize that he was falling, the howl of wind wrapping around him and a sea of gray, extremely hard concrete stretching out below him and getting rapidly bigger.
"AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!"
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Ange tossed her hair and made to follow. Perhaps if she outright asked where they planned to be, she could 'hint' a direction instead of standing idly by. And being clueless. It was okay at the beginning of the night, but now it had developed into a rather ridiculous situation.
To what extent would soon be revealed. She walked through the threshold, her lips parting to inquire on motives. Instead, something beneath her gave way, and the young woman gasped, finding herself without floor and ceiling. As if she was floating--
No. Falling? With sky above and lights below, Ange understood. Knew this sensation, this setting. Though all logic and instinct pointed toward panic like the others, she felt the ( ... )
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