Feb 09, 2011 14:24
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The big connecting corridor. He may be in a rush, but this hallway deserved extra caution. What would he do if he tried to get to Stefan and ended up mauled on the way there? The first night when he'd smelled blood here, it was still a bit... haunting. It meant there was a chance of something lurking, dragon or not
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senna,
donna,
bella,
gumshoe,
izaya,
gren,
beelzemon,
sora,
prussia,
indiana jones,
rei,
doctor facilier,
renamon,
guybrush,
niikura,
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ruby,
mello,
xemnas,
the flash,
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sakura,
venom,
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peter petrelli,
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two-face,
rapunzel,
castiel,
erika,
edgar,
canada,
tifa,
hijikata,
sync,
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maya,
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trickster,
chise,
alaric,
okita,
cloud,
fai,
sasuke,
aidou,
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Indy was walking normally again for the most part when he reached the main hallway, although his stubbed toe still stung. No one else was here.
As usual, he moved nearer to the wall to wait and to check his surroundings with the flashlight. Until it started flickering, at least. Indy smacked it repeatedly against his palm. The light continued to flash on and off and finally, when he stopped hitting it, to go dark altogether. He sighed the sigh of the martyr and opened it up. The batteries could be dead--or not. No way to tell. How long had it been since he'd changed them? He couldn't remember.
Whatever the answer, the flashlight was useless now. He put it back together and wedged it into the unoccupied jacket pocket. Hopefully nothing would try to eat him before someone else got here with some illumination.
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Normally it was pretty easy to find Jones when they met up at night, though this time it took Harvey a bit longer because for some reason, the other man didn't have his light on. It was the hat that ended up helping him to spot him, at which point he headed right over and took a quick look around to make sure that there wasn't anyone else waiting with the man.
No, it seemed that it was just the two of them for now. No surprise there, really.
"Hey," he greeted. "How's the arm?" The question was asked somewhat tentatively, but it seemed that he couldn't completely let it go. He was sure that Jones would know why he'd made a point of asking when he wasn't one to show concern in most cases, but it didn't matter. Hopefully the other man was smart enough to not comment on it.
"And who else are we waiting on?" Asking another, more pertinent question to make sure that the subject didn't linger on burn wounds was definitely the best course of action here.
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"All right," Indy replied, shifting the arm slightly to demonstrate its range of movement and trying not to wince. The bandages hadn't been changed since the night before; maybe the nurses were all too cowed by the soldiers to engage in actual nursing. He regretted now not having made a bigger point of bringing it up to his nurse earlier. ("His nurse"--actually, Indy realized, if she had a name, he couldn't ever having heard it.)
Dent asked his next question almost in the same breath, which was fine with Indy--he'd rather not dwell on his injuries. "Scott Pilgrim--the loud fellow from the Sun Room, one of the two who was--you remember," he explained, then added, "And someone he called 'the Ringmaster.'"
Indy shrugged to show he didn't have a clue about that one either and shifted topics again. "Hell of a day, wasn't it?"
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Indy straightened up. "Most of my bad days here don't involve getting tear gassed by an unidentifiable military squad." He left the dry commentary at that, though; Taylor's answer was much more important. But where the hell was Pilgrim?
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Especially since Sangamon here was quick to break out a map and show them where the ring would spit them out -- and it was literally right next to the walk-in fridge. How was that for convenience? For once, Harvey was impressed ( ... )
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