BREAKING OUT || open

Oct 09, 2011 11:38

Who: Anybody but especially anybody who is new and needs to get out of the hospital
What: New people breaking out of the hospital, fighting some monsters along the way, and possibly meeting some current inhabitants.
Where: The arrival hospital
When: During a period of darkness
Rating: PG-13 for violence, R maybe

You're in a dark hospital full of monsters. What to do? )

✗ kain highwind, ✗ warrior of light, ✗ rin okumura, *open, lelouch vi britannia

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pinnedbangs October 10 2011, 03:31:28 UTC
Rin had taken notice of his strange surroundings and had already come to his own conclusions - this was another True Cross Academy pop quiz. Or, at the very least, he really hoped it was. Waking up in an empty hospital room and walking into a dark hall way with no one to greet him was disturbing in its own right. What really put him on edge were the sounds, as if something was following him.

Rin was tempted to draw his sword, but he held back. What if one of his friends were in the area and they were suddenly caught in the blast. No, he had to wait long enough to see if there was anyone around. He didn't have to wait long. While the scream didn't sound familiar, the gunshots were - not that he made a habit of distinguishing gunshots, of course.

"Yukio!" He called out the name of his twin brother and ran headfirst into the direction of the scream. Yukio might have needed help! There was no other reason for him to scream like that - or to scream at all.

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shiftyredlamp October 10 2011, 03:47:49 UTC
Lelouch did not know the voice echoing down from the opposite direction, but he was just glad to hear it was human. A Japanese person, most likely, judging by the name he called out and properly pronounced.

In Japanese he shouted, <"Who are you, the person who called out?">

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pinnedbangs October 10 2011, 13:51:52 UTC
Well, that confirmed it: it wasn't Yukio. The person might have still needed help anyway. Rin kept running forward, hoping to eventually meet the speaker. It must be an exorcist, he thought. Who else would be allowed to carry a gun on campus?

"Okumura Rin, Esquire. What's going on?" If there was anything odd about the other person's Japanese, Rin didn't bring it to attention. He pulled his sword, still in its sheath, closer to his hand. It never hurt to be prepared.

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shiftyredlamp October 10 2011, 19:58:49 UTC
'Esquire'? Lelouch wondered. Was he an honorary Britannian serving under a Britannian knight? He would have to be careful then. Still, this was no time to turn his nose up at a companion regardless of his national affiliation. Lelouch followed the voice, trying to locate this young man named Rin.

"I don't know. I just woke up here; I have no idea where we are. There are creatures unlike any I've ever seen before. Do you have any clue what this place is?"

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pinnedbangs October 11 2011, 02:27:32 UTC
"I didn't wake up that long ago either." The question threw him off guard. It had to have been True Cross Academy! He didn't move anywhere! Yet the more he looked at his surroundings, the more he realized that nothing was familiar. It was possible that this person wasn't even an exorcist.

"Well," Rin said as he examined his current position, "I haven't seen any of the creatures yet, but they should be demons. They love dark places like this." And if he was just sure of who this person was, he'd gladly illuminate the area. The eerie halls seemed to be teeming with unseen monsters. He wasn't sure if he could distinguish the speaker's footsteps from the other freakish sounds around him.

"Hey, let me ask this: you were the one with the gun, right? What's your name? If you can fight, we might have to defend ourselves. Don't worry, I'm well armed." He smiled, even if the other couldn't see him just yet.

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shiftyredlamp October 11 2011, 03:30:46 UTC
"Demons huh?"
Lelouch didn't believe in demons but it damn sure seemed a fitting description for the terrifying, deformed beast he had seen earlier.
"Then we should probably get out of here to where it's light, if they love the dark," Lelouch continued. "The shots you heard were mine, yes. I found a pistol," he lied, assuming Rin would wonder where a high school student came across a firearm.
"My name is Lelouch Lamperouge."

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pinnedbangs October 11 2011, 04:23:59 UTC
Rin could hear that disbelieving tone. He wouldn't comment on it too much. Experience was the best teacher, after all. "Yeah. I didn't think they existed either."

He found it hard to believe that a pistol would just be laying around, and harder still that a person could find it in the dark. He let the issue slide for now.

"Huh. You should make sure it's loaded... Lelouch?" He tried pronouncing Lelouch's name correctly, but it would have to take him a few more tries to get it right. But it still sounded very cool, like something from a sci-fi manga.

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shiftyredlamp October 11 2011, 07:38:37 UTC
"I made sure. The clip is full." This guy was at least sharp enough. Still, this low level of suspicion was better than him wondering why Lelouch owned the gun in the first place.
"Anyway. Even if nothing makes sense, better to believe in demons and fight than be stubborn and get killed."
Hmm, if he was having trouble with the name...then he might not be an Honorary Britannian after all. Honoraries had to speak fluent English. But he was an Esquire, and no Eleven would be given that rank. Maybe he'd never met anybody with a French name before, or couldn't drop the accent...although he was clearly young, and that was mostly a problem older Elevens had. Not to mention that the guy was still speaking Japanese to him even though he was clearly Britannian. 'Maybe he thinks I'm from the E.U.?' It was for the best. Lelouch didn't want to be regarded as a higher class of citizen because of where he was born.
Whatever, Lelouch thought. The most important thing now is survival. I'll figure out which side he's on later.

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pinnedbangs October 11 2011, 16:58:36 UTC
Rin would much rather have an armed partner than one who was just going to be a defenseless figurine. Rin just hoped that this person wasn't going to pull the gun on him, on the off chance Lelouch harbored ill will towards all things Satanic.

He'd ask more about the strangeness of Lelouch's name later, when they were at least in a well lit area. But now he was certain that this guy wasn't an Exorcist. He might be a student from the other side of the Academy, where the regular students dwelled.

"Good! That's all I needed to hear, Lelouch!" ...He was really going to end up giving Lelouch a nickname. Had it been in English, it really wouldn't have made a difference. --And again, came the disconcerting noise that only dark places seemed to possess. It sounded too close for comfort. He gripped the hilt of his sword, ready this time to draw it. "Do you hear that?" Rin stopped in his tracks and looked around him. His eyes were useless here.

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shiftyredlamp October 11 2011, 18:48:50 UTC
Lelouch tensed, hearing the shuffling and groaning. "Yeah." He gripped the gun tightly, keeping it aimed safely at the ceiling. He didn't want to shoot Rin accidentally.

"Rin...I found a backlit phone too when I woke up. If I shine light on a demon, does that make it more likely to attack? Or does it not matter? Because we're blind in here."

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pinnedbangs October 14 2011, 14:09:01 UTC
"A gun and a phone?" Where the hell did Lelouch wake up?! Rin didn't find a damn thing! Then again he hadn't checked. Still, a useful item was a useful item, so long as Lelouch didn't use it against him.

"If you shine a light on a demon, it'll be distracted. A backlit phone won't have enough power to bother even the smallest coal tar, but even a little bit would be enough for us." It's a good thing Rin did some extra studying in class. He wasn't sure what the enemy looked like, but it sounded big.

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shiftyredlamp October 14 2011, 17:01:50 UTC
Lelouch had always thought that it was much easier to lie if you could weave some truth into it. It helped keep your story more logical and consistent.
"Yes. I searched my room when I first woke up, and found them on the night stand actually." After a pause it occurs to him to say, "They may have been left intentionally."

Lelouch turned around, away from Rin, and opened the phone. He held it up so the light would shine, seeing nothing but shadows down the hall. He turned the other way and jumped with a yell.
"Behind you!"

From the opposite direction was crawling some sort of bald humanoid with giant claws and teeth in its face. It was crawling slowly but Lelouch didn't want it getting any closer.
He raised his pistol to the base of the phone, holding it in his other hand, and fired. The shot landed on the monster, but the thing still shambled forward.

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pinnedbangs October 16 2011, 23:45:12 UTC
There wasn't time to respond to that extra piece of information. Lelouch was a good shooter, as far as Rin could tell, but it didn't make sense why his bullets did nothing to the demon. They should have been made of holy water or some other substance to ward off demons, not make them want to come closer.

Rin faced the creature and taking his sword - still in its sheath - he smashed it across the creature's toothed face. "Damn it..." Blue flames sparked around him and touched the monster, but nothing more. Two things he knew for sure: Lelouch was not an exorcist and it would take more than a dull pseudo-blade to harm this low-ranking demon.

He could ask Lelouch to run - but to what end?

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shiftyredlamp October 17 2011, 19:41:41 UTC
Blue flames? Where did those come from? ...Did Rin have a source of fire? That would be extremely useful for both light and offense.
But right now survival was the important thing. Lelouch aimed again and fired four times, putting three bullets in the thing. One that landed in the face finally caused it to slump to the floor.
Lelouch breathed in and out heavily. "I'm going to run out of bullets very quickly at this rate. Come on, we should get out of here."

"...By the way, where did those flames come from?"

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pinnedbangs October 21 2011, 02:25:29 UTC
Rin was well aware he could have helped out a lot more, but he was impressed that Lelouch could take out a demon just like that. He watched it for a moment, waiting to see if it would get back up.

"I'll walk ahead of you, so just save your bullets for now. You don't know when you'll need them again. And you didn't find another round so we'll have to keep an eye out for extras." Dodging questions wasn't a skill he was particularly good at, but he was never above giving it a try. He put some distance between himself and the creature, stopping only when he stood by Lelouch's side. In the dim light of a back lit phone, Rin wasn't sure how much Lelouch could see of him.

"We can talk about that after we get out of here." Or maybe before. Rin patted Lelouch on the shoulder and started walking on.

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shiftyredlamp October 23 2011, 00:47:25 UTC
At this point Lelouch honestly didn't mind the evasion. He'd had a few brushes with the supernatural and as long as Rin wasn't trying to kill him, he was okay. As such Lelouch tried his best to squelch his innate response to shy away from unexpected contact.
"Right. Okay then, you take point, and I'll keep an eye out in case anything sneaks up on us from this side. Let's go."

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