Nightshift 31: Main Hallway, 1-Center
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Anya finally arrived at her destination - front of the Sun Room, where Kimbley had said he'd meet her. She hadn't planned on being here first, but she couldn't help it if she was motivated and liked to take initiative, could she?
He could come from any direction, see the sword she was carrying, and run. On the other hand, if she tried to hide it, he'd know she was acting suspicious, whereas if she kept it in plain sight, he might just assume that she had it for protection against creepy-crawlies.
That was probably the best idea. The vengeance demon leaned the sword against the wall, close to her hand but not obviously threatening, and then leaned against the wall next to it.
After a couple of seconds, she looked down the hallway in both directions. The feeble beam of her flashlight couldn't penetrate far enough down the hall to see anything interesting, but Kimbley should've been here by now.
"Ever heard of punctuality, mister?" she muttered sarcastically to herself.
Anya finally arrived at her destination - front of the Sun Room, where Kimbley had said he'd meet her. She hadn't planned on being here first, but she couldn't help it if she was motivated and liked to take initiative, could she?
He could come from any direction, see the sword she was carrying, and run. On the other hand, if she tried to hide it, he'd know she was acting suspicious, whereas if she kept it in plain sight, he might just assume that she had it for protection against creepy-crawlies.
That was probably the best idea. The vengeance demon leaned the sword against the wall, close to her hand but not obviously threatening, and then leaned against the wall next to it.
After a couple of seconds, she looked down the hallway in both directions. The feeble beam of her flashlight couldn't penetrate far enough down the hall to see anything interesting, but Kimbley should've been here by now.
"Ever heard of punctuality, mister?" she muttered sarcastically to herself.