Deja-vu.She'd heard the phrase used before, and from the context she'd heard it in she had a pretty good feeling it could apply to the situation she found herself in now: wandering the long corridors of a building as the sun set, stopping every now and then to gaze out the window at the night sky
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He tried not to think too hard about how some things about her add up almost perfectly. It was too good to be true if she possibly was a ghoulish rising of her, so that obviously meant he was starting to lose it. It only took a few weeks after her death for any sense of insanity to start, right?
A foot long veggie delight sandwich was ordered, and upon recieving it, he gave her half.
"This is a sandwich."
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She held the sandwich in one hand, watching Leon for cues on just how to eat it. She'd never had solid food before - not since dying, anyway.
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Well if he's going to be a role model to a dead girl for eating a sandwich, he should probably be human for that, right? She's in a human form right now, so...
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Noticing she still didn't attempt to bite the sanwich, he held his half with two hands and took a bite out of one end. He's not going to say anything while he's chewing food; that's disgusting.
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"Hey, what the-!" He spun around on his heel, and stared directly at the assailant.
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...But she wanted to see if she could.
A very mysterious something knocked some of Weavile's folders to the floors. Surely, it was just the wind. An... indoor wind.
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Bending over, he picked up the folders. The counselor flipped through them to make sure everything was still in order. And to possibly see if anything happened again. He had to admit, he was curious. If it only happened once, he could write it off as a fluke.
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Knuckles jerked away instinctively - he didn't know what it was EXACTLY but it was close enough to being a ghost that he was startled. He'd dealt with a lot of ghosts before, but that didn't stop him feeling a little apprehensive. He would never admit it aloud, however.
"Hey! What gives, little one? You shouldn't oughta fly around yankin' on folks spines, you know."
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She switched forms for the sake of easier communication.
"I was hoping to frighten you."
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She wasn't terribly hungry anymore, so she had no business trying to scare people at this time. But for some reason she felt very compelled to... play. To have fun.
SUDDENLY! There was a ghost floating in little circles around both Flint and Boney.
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"Can I help you?"
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"Silence him, I beg you!"
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