Being dragged through the facility had only helped to completely disorient him further, and the drugs that had been injected into him effectively capped any of his other senses. However, he eventually found himself dumped on the hard packed ground, not even the sensation of rocks digging into his bare arms causing much of a reaction
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Moonlight shone down on the area, but the illumination did nothing to help Cloud's plight. It did, however, show the fine lines appearing along the stone carved as a sleek lynx. Grey stone shifted to fine fur of light brown and spots, and with pleased purr, the feline's yellow gaze locked onto the blonde prisoner as she stepped down from her pedestal.
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He might have thought about being humiliated, but the helplessness drew more primal panic in him instead. He wanted to be somewhere familiar, to have his senses back to normal. The lack of sight was the worst feeling in the world, but he knew better than to remove the bandages around them.
His loud progress halted at the sound of a purring noise. Stopping dead, he almost fell over as he swung his head in where he thought the sound was. He wasn't certain if his ears were deceiving him or if there was something else around. "...hello?"
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Circling wide around the blonde, jaws opened to reveal sharp fangs within as the large female cat let off a screeching roar Cloud's left side.
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The sound that came from his left side startled him, and his head swung in the direction even as he lost his footing in his hurry to move around. Falling hard to the ground on his backside, he grunted. That sounded like a very large cat-like creature... and he was defenseless.
Panic rose up his throat as he scrambled backwards, his back practically wedging into the hedges. "Shit... not now," he slurred himself as he desperately felt around on the ground for something - anything - to defend himself with.
There was nothing. "Shit...!"
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There was a definite spike of frustrated rage as Sephiroth caught sight of three different directions to take. He paused for a single moment, suddenly uncertain of which direction to go, before he began running down centre hedge corridor.
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She tilted her head a little at the options presented to them, the rage she could feel radiating off of the silver-haired man. And then he dashed off again. Down the center.
"Fool," she muttered, chasing after the man. "You're just going to get lost like that." Besides, in a maze, one should always go right.
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"And what might you suggest?" He purred, but the sound was nowhere near pleasant.
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"I suggest you stop running full tilt into this maze chasing after him like he was your long lost love and you'll die without his presence. Running in a near-blind panic like that will get you turned around and hopelessly lost," the immortal replied. "To navigate a maze, you need to keep a cool head and use your mind and not your instincts."
She paused and then indicated her flashlight, the shift causing the light to reflect off her glasses, obscuring her eyes from Sephiroth's sight. "Light also tends to help. Why did you choose the center path? Did you have any real reason for taking that way or was it because it was the one directly before
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