Those pesky nurses had a habit of rushing in the second an announcement was made to literally drag all the patients to wherever they were "supposed" to be. Roy was left feeling a bit ruffled and upset after his nurse deposited him into an empty therapy room
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They moved out, one rubbing at his face and growling, and the door closed and latched again.
There were a few minutes of silence, before the man lifted his head, slowly, groaning some. Upon realizing that he was not alone, however, he straightened, his dark eyes instantly moving to survery Roy.
It was another person wearing the same damn clothes as him... did that mean he was trapped in this hellhole, too?
Still, Zoro wasn't entirely sure what to say.
"...Where the hell am I?" he finally asked, settling on getting the most important stuff out of the way first. Then again, there was always the chance this guy was just as clueless as he was.
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He'd wondered if perhaps the Marines had something to do with all this... some weird new program to rehabilitate wanted men into normal, law-abiding citizens? But why? And how the hell had they taken him without his notice?
That was the kicker.
He needed to focus, especially, on getting back to the rest of the crew, back on the Grand Line.
The first step was getting his swords back.
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The colonel noticed that there were two other patients in the room as well. Both of them looked to belong in C Hall and they also apparently knew each other, since the more aware one was calling the other by his name. It was always good when people found each other in such a confusing place. He noted that he'd probably have to inform them of what was going on as well once he was done with the younger one.
"What's your name?" he asked the green-haired teenager. "I'm Colonel Roy Mustang, though I suppose my rank doesn't have much merit here."
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The pilot scrunched his eyes closed. Then he opened them again.
This time, he was a little more conscious, though "more" was a relative term. He felt damned cold, and making his fingers twitch seemed like too much of a commitment to really go through with. For fuck's sake, he didn't need to wake up twice. He couldn't put his finger on what had been so bad about the first time that it would serve to define this new situation in its wake, but he figured it probably wasn't something worth dwelling on. Anyway, there were a couple of other people in the room, (which didn't look especially like anything on his ship, but whatever), and he didn't think he knew them, but maybe he was still dreaming. Or something.
He curled up a little. It really was cold. He'd kill whoever had turned the Highwind's thermostat ( ... )
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There seemed to be far too many of them around here.
He turned, noticing that this new room looked very much like the private one he'd woken up in: white-washed and dull; almost completely bare. An angry-looking man with bright green hair sat at a long table and another angry-looking man hovered nearby. He was almost tempted to strike up conversation when he suddenly stopped dead.
Curled up on the sofa in the room was a very, very familiar face.
"Cid?!" Immediately he was crouched next to the couch, trying to shake awake the pilot.
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He looked back to his comrade, mouth twisted a little in disgust.
"You're having a Halloween party under my nose, ain't ya? Caped fuck..."
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It wasn't worth it, he decided.
"Cid, wake up." Seizing the pilot's shoulders with both hands, he forced him upright and hopefully awake and aware, staring him straight in the eye. At least Vincent knew he hadn't gone completely insane, that someone here truly resided on the same plane of existence, and he wasn't about to let a moment slip by.
"I don't know what's going on here, but this isn't the Highwind. Wake. Up."
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Hojo tilted his head. What a familiar voice... it took a bit longer than he would have liked to admit to place it, but when he did he grinned, thoroughly amused. He hadn't expected to see the wayward Turk again so soon... though considering this was supposed to be a mental hospital he couldn't say he was too surprised. Swallowing another chuckle, he walked over to the two men and put his hands behind his back, tilting his torso slightly to the side so he could look Vincent in the eye.
"Still using those old Turk tricks, I see. You look surprisingly worse for wear after just a week, Valentine."
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His fingers' vice grip on Cid's restrained and twisted wrist loosened, and everyone else in the room, both familiar and stranger, disappeared as he stared into a face far more familiar than the haggard man he'd gunned down just days ago. Swallowing slowly, he spoke in a growl with the tone of the deepest human loathing.
"I killed you."
His eyes fixed on Hojo, and he saw nothing else.
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"I'll kill you again if I have to."
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"Come on Willard." One of the older orderlies said gruffly as he took the blond mans' arm and drug him upright.
Shakily Sanji stood, not fully awake and quite disoriented from blood rushing to his head.
It was then the orderlies pushed him out of the room. Now if there was one thing Sanji didn't like, it was not knowing what was to happen next.
On the edge of freaking out entirely, Sanji grabbed the frame of the door, clutching it as the orderly tried to keep pulling the cook along.
"Hey! Let go of the door, you're only going to therapy!" One of the stronger orderlies shouted. Grabbing Sanji around the middle and carrying him to another room.
Therapy Room 3.
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