[In the lobby there is a child. A familiar child, perhaps to some, and to others a stranger. He's sitting in one of the singular chairs, back straight, feet dangling a bit above the floor. He's dressed in red shorts and a red tank that's cut to show his belly, but he has a white wrap that cuts across half his body in a sort of semi-toga, belted at
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Up to now he's been standing across the room, observing quietly. He approaches the boy and speaks hesitantly.]
Ashura?
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He's just silently watching Ashura with an expression of weary anxiety.]
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So what now?
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Are you tired? You have your own room here. I can take you to it, if you wish. And I'll tell you where my room is in case you need anything.
[That still leaves the problem of tomorrow. He couldn't be out during the day. He wished he knew more of Ashura's friends. Perhaps he'd send something out over the journal later.]
...Do you know other people here? I'm afraid I'm not around much during the day. I won't be able to help you then.
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[He continues to eat the cookies, though at a more docile rate now, peering up at Barnabas with the childish faith in a grown-up all children possess.]
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I'll see if I can't find someone to check in on you during the day.
[Then, he remembers what it's like to be an eight year old boy.]
Not that you'll need it, I'm sure.
[ooc: Is it okay if he sends out a little journal entry to Ashura's friends? 'Cause, he Gave His Word he would protect him and all. Not that he's concerned or anything, noooooope.]
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[ooc: And yeah, that's fine xD]
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I will be indisposed.
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A-are you okay?!
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I'm as fine as I ever am. It's rather a chronic condition.
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Don't worry. I'm fine, really.
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I promise. At the moment, I'm more concerned about you.
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Pinky promise me!
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Pinky promise.
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