His office had that 'new' smell. The wood paneled walls had just recently been lacquered. The desk, the one he had picked out personally, had just arrived. The carpets were new. Even the draperies and light fixtures were new. Boxes lines along one wall, personal things that would decorate his new office. It looked like an empty shell... a
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"I think I got turned around. Where is... here?" He asked curiously. Once he got his bearings he could just fly home.
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He paused, working to keep his voice a shade of calm and in control. "I was in my office and then I was here. But I've never heard of Etre Libre. Where is it? In the Pacific?" He still needed to get his bearings so that he could fly home.
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He pulled up short as a man stepped onto the sidewalk in front of him, an apology on the tip of tongue. It had always been a habit of Peter's to apologise, even if he wasn't at fault. The apology died the moment he registered who it was, the coffee cup nearly slipping from his grasp. "Nathan?"
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After a moment that he used to register that it was indeed Peter standing before him, Nathan took a step backwards warily. He held up one hand and his eyes narrowed curiously. "Pete. What did you do? You brought me here?"
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"No, Nathan. I wish I could say I did, but I didn't. Don't have any powers..." Peter wet his lips as he frowned. Not many people on the island came from the same time. His gaze darted over Nathan, and he caught the pin, and the red tie. "What just happened before you got here?"
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He tilted his head curiously. It was difficult to be completely angry at Peter when his brother was looking at him so innocently, as if everything were okay. "What do you mean you don't have any powers? I just saw you two days ago and you seemed to be on power overload."
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