De La Salle College slightly north-west of Zabbar
Characters arrive within the main hall of De La Salle, either in the cafeteria, library, or rooftop. The campus is small, but lined with high security gates that can keep anything in or out. As of right now, the gates are closed, except for one which is jammed open by a parked delivery truck.
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After ensuring the safety of his cigarettes and PSP, he picks himself up, dusting off his overpriced jeans and fuzzy vest and lights up a cig. This sucks. Hard. No light. He can't see a damn thing. Better move. Whatever cosmic joke had landed him here, he doesn't particularly want to stick around to find out its game.]
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He looks around, cigarette hanging lazily from his lips, but stops when he sees there's someone else up there. His eyes narrow as he goes for the dynamite hidden in his shirt.]
Hey. Who the fuck are you and where the fuck are we?
[Yeah. He's a paradigm of social skills.]
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Name's Matt and fuck if I know.
[The diction on that probably left something to be desired, but he was pretty sure the kid could understand it regardless.]
You? Same questions.
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Gokudera.
[He doesn't answer the second part yet. Instead he moves closer to the edge of the roof. Looking out at the town around them, though, his glare twists into a look of disbelief.]
What the... No goddamned way!
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[To its credit, he hadn't been expecting that.]
[Nishi braces himself for the splat, the sounds of bones mashing and grinding together; he waits for the hairline fractures to crawl up his skeleton and shatter him from the inside, but it never comes. Just a muffled whumpf! and stinging palms and a mild shock across his body.]
[It takes a moment to process that he isn't dead (again). He untangles his arms and tested his legs, bringing one under him tentatively and lifting himself to his knees. He ( ... )
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[He doesn't recognize the voice, and there's something strange about the way the stranger calls into pitch-black around them. Not enough panic. At least, not enough given the situation at hand.]
You're not screaming that you died. [The tone's level, as if this response to his question was just a natural observation to make in these circumstances and also totally relevant. Unfortunately he's not really the type of kid who knows how to answer directly.]
So did Gantz bring you here too?
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Because here he was, in a pitch-black library in an unknown location. He had known it was a library because there had been books scattered all over the floor. He could also hear the tell-tale movements of the undead, creatures he had just done battle with the last time his eyes had been open. Well, at least he wasn't in too unfamiliar of territory.
HUNK carefully observed his surroundings, his favorite handgun, his baby Matilda, at the ready. He wasn't about to become a fleshy snack after surviving giant monstrosities with claws 3 feet long. HUNK flipped on a flashlight attached to his vest and crept his way along rows of books.]
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Whoever the sad sack is might have something useful, or, hope against hope, might be a useful fighter. HUNK maneuvers his way over to the hapless soul, and finds it to be a young man, a dagger in one hand, and...fire coming out of his other hand? No, it must be a lighter or something.]
Identify yourself.
[HUNK keeps his voice down, in case these undead work like the ones he's used to.]
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Firefist Ace. [ he doesn't give his full name or affiliation yet. ] Yourself?
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...Except not. As soon as she felt her skin burning up her eyes immediately shot open and she searched for her parasol. Luckily the person who left her there was kind enough to put it right next to her body. She was able to open it with quick speed and shield herself from the sun. It didn't take her long to find the door to the rooftop entrance and escape into the inside of the building.
Now she was wandering around on the same floor. It didn't take her long to figure out that she was inside a school building, similar to the one her granddaughter attended in a few ways. Her parasol was tightly gripped in her right hand, her red eyes carefully observing the hallways. Soon she stops, needing a second to let out her frustrations.]
If that damned Calerra dumped me in here I'm not showing that hag a second of mercy!
[After cursing out her daughter-in-law she ( ... )
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He's moving through the building carefully, trying not to make any noise to attract more undead. When he spots movement in the dark, though, he comes to an abrupt stop, clutching a couple pieces of dynamite in his fist. He doesn't say anything, just watching her at first, trying to judge if she's a zombie or not, and then if she's a threat or a possible ally.]
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Why hello there. I didn't expect to run into anybody. [She looks at him a bit more carefully now.] You look a bit flustered. Did something good happen?
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What, you haven't noticed what's going on here? Where the fuck have you been?
[Friendly boy, this one.]
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[A moment to regain her senses, and Heather steps around the scattered tables.] Hello? Is anyone in here? [She pauses, making a face.] Great. Not where I need to be right now.
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[Because guns? Guns are new. Everything dangerous she's dealt with in the last few days has been distinctly inhuman, and this guy. . . Well apart from the clothes, he's almost normal. She doesn't want to kill (or be killed) by the first real person she sees in ages.] I'm not an enemy, okay? You have nothing to worry about. [Heather straightens, relaxing just somewhat. Something occurs to her, though.] Unless. . . You're one of them? [She points her free hand at him, her frown deepening.] You're not one of Claudia's followers, are you?
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The guns remain aimed in her direction as he continues to stare down at her unrelentingly. ]
I don't trust you.
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