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here]Just like the janitor's closet upstairs, the space was cramped. Unlike the janitor's closet, however, it looked like everything in here was a bit harder to get at. Most of it was packed up in cardboard boxes or in closed cabinets. From what she could see on the labels, though, at least some of the stuff looked like it might be worth
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She nodded slightly in response to Utena's comment, pulling out a box and emptying it herself. She scanned the labels around them, settling for a box of gauze and tearing it open with her own sword. "I'm sure the First Aid group will appreciate this, if they're still around."
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This was good. At least they were going to be of some help by being out here tonight, even if it wasn't immediate. Though, as Utena gathered materials (syringes from another cardboard box next), it only brought her thoughts back to the drugs in the Infirmary. She was already getting supplies for people who needed them. How was getting a weapon for someone any less worth doing? She and Soma were lucky to have swords; she knew plenty of other patients who were completely ( ... )
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Hearing that Soma had been thinking the same thing as her pretty much just sealed the deal, though, Utena thought with a feeling that rose and sunk inside her simultaneously. She wasn't crazy to be thinking about things like this. Even the older, seemingly smarter girl had been thinking along the same lines. She was wary about the idea of taking anything Landel or Aguilar set out for them - really wary, especially after what Landel had done to her mind and body already in this place. But then: princes were the self-sacrificing type, weren't they ( ... )
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She could go a long way with her quantum brainwaves back to normal. And if she got a few more rounds out of the whole thing...
She dropped the last of the drugs into her box and folded the flaps shut again, trying to get them to stay closed by careful rearrangement of the cut tape. "I guess there's only one way to find out."
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Okay, Aguilar. We're gonna trust you this once. Let's hope you're worth it, she thought, still unable to help gritting her teeth at the idea even as she accepted it.
"Guess you're right," Utena answered, taking a breath in and out to calm her nerves (not helping much). After closing up her own box, she shuffled through the cramped space back toward the door.
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