WHO: Parker, Laura, Judas, Adam, Frankenstein, Paddy, Sexby, Data?
WHAT: Going on a warden hunt, gonna run into some ghosts, yay bad bad things.
WHERE: Haunted Hill's basement of fun and murder.
WHEN: Before the lights go out.
NOTES: Spammy log, hop in, go nuts
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"Aren't these filled with blank rounds? That's what that guy told us."
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"D-Do you think he's lying?" he asked, quietly.
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"Greetings. Have we heard of what may be below the floor?"
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So, he was doing the only thing he could right now; try to warm up, because he was still freezing cold, and still just wanted something to make him feel that little bit closer to them, something to keep him in reality.
So he was just humming the tune he'd been singing before, hoping they'd come for him soon enough.
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They'd followed Laura's journal towards Paddy's location, and once they were close, Laura had just used the sound of his humming to find the right cell. She yanked open the door, needing to be the first one inside, and used her journal as a flashlight to find him sitting in the corner.
She crouched next to her warden and wrapped her arms around him. As ticked off as she was at him, she didn't want him to suffer this way.
"Paddy, it's okay. I'm here, Miss Parker's here, and we're going to get you out."
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She stepped into the room and looked to Laura, and she swallowed quickly before she spoke softly. "See. Told ya we'd get ya out of here. Come on, Paddy-cakes. Warden item and out." She moved closer to him, but she didn't want to interrupt his time with Laura. But her concern for him was written all over her face. Yeah, getting the two of them out was the best thing to do, and she'd get Denise alone.
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"I..." He glanced over Laura's shoulder and told... the lurking ghost of his daughter, "I fucking love you, Mandy. I ain't leaving you... you're just... I know this is just... the drugs. must be the drugs"
He pushed himself to his feet, still weighed down a little by wet clothes, "Let's get out."
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"It's not the worst place I've ever--" she started, but stopped abruptly when she saw it. There, not more than ten paces ahead of the group, was her father. The vessel for the thing who'd abused her, raped her, and finally killed her. A huge burst of static went off in her journal as she froze.
"Dad...? No, no...!"
He took a step in her direction, and she ran from him, shrieking, down the stretch of hall they'd just come from.
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"It was him, it was always him and I didn't even know! He--ted--play--"
The static sounded at exactly the point her father appeared roughly eight feet from her, holding his arms out for a hug and smiling.
"Come say hello to your father, princess."
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Parker felt cold, stilling quickly, and she reached out and grabbed Laura before she could run into that circle of arms. She didn't like where this was heading. Her voice was soft and she tried to jerk her away. "We need to get the fuck out of here. Come on."
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At the sound of her words, the Apostle simply nodded and held his gun out in front of him like he'd learned in Masterworld and even more in the zombie port.
"Got it," he moved to the other side of the door, swallowing as he tried to remember how best to cover someone when they opened a door.
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She swallowed and nodded to him when he held is gun out in front of him, and then Parker looked towards the door again quickly. She held up her fingers, counting them off. On three she kicked the door open quickly, holding out her gun to the corners before she said. ""Denise!"
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She was pale and sort of drawn in on herself, not due to the ghosts (who had only ticked her off) but her treatment in the saturation chamber. That reaction was a physiological response as much as it was psychological; the lights and sound became torturous after a while. She'd stopped crying long before her inmate and Judas showed up, though, and kept up a facade of her usual bravado and bitchiness.
She moved out of her cell and towards the hunting party, arms crossed tightly in front of her. "Took you long enough," she said, which was essentially the closest she could come to thanking them. Especially Parker, who'd come even after their little blowup.
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Every once in a while, she heard a kid's laughter; her laughter. It was light and carefree. Parker hadn't laughed like that in twenty-five years or so. She frowned and she looked around, seeing her younger self hold Jarod's hand. She was trembling now, and she had been so focused on looking behind her that she hadn't noticed the appearance of her father in front of her. Miss Parker walked right into her father's arms as she always had, and they closed around her, making her whimper. "No. You're not real."
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Luckily, this meant she was able to focus on her inmate's issues before her own.
When Parker spoke, Denise looked at her through her journal's camera--and there was Mr. Parker, or an image of him, holding her. That shit simply wasn't going to fly.
"Parker, back away," she said. "You're right, he's not real, so back the hell away."
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She tried to take a step back, but the ghost was holding her tightly enough to hurt as she started to struggle. The hand at her back gripped tighter, and the one that had been at her hair moved to rest on the back of her neck. She whimpered again, and she pressed the gun to her father's chest. "Let fucking go of me."
Her finger twitched; the only thing that stopped her from pulling the trigger was the worry that there might be someone from the barge down the hallway that might accidently take the bullet.
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"Hands off my inmate, you sick fuck."
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