Only one thought had gone through Riza's mind
when Ed had returned to the Nexus in a state of pure, cold, rage. She carried out with that thought without a word, and had retreated to her room to quickly change; then out came a heavy box from the back of her closet shelf, and the gun within was loaded for the first time since she couldn't remember
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Goddamn stupid terrorists. How the hell was anyone supposed to answer their demands if they didn't know where to go?
He tossed the paper into the nearest trash with a bit of a snit, and glanced at Riza. "Got any connections in the military we could check with that won't get us in trouble for being AWOL? The assholes didn't leave any sort of word on where to go."
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The PIN provided some coordinate options, and she went with one outside the city to be safe. She had no idea how accurage such long-range coordinate estimates would be and the idea of ending up inside a wall instead didn't appeal to her.
"We'll arrive outside of East City, at least this time," Riza said.
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His is an eeeeeeeevil smirk, apparently.
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After a pause, he finally speaks up, voice quiet. "I can't feel him. Haven't been able to since I ended up in London. So I can't even know if we're too late or not."
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"I look forward to it. Now if that's all, I need to get back to the office and warn the missus to expect a shocker of a surprise, and to make sure the puppy's all clean and waiting," he said as he reorganized his robes to prepare to go outside. "And I'm sure you two are eager to get on the move. Good luck."
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"Thank you, General," he says, nodding at Graman.
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Riza shot a look after him and shut the door, bolting it again. "Well, if you want, you can stay here and look over the documentation while I make a trip out to the storage and get the rest of the supplies," she told Ed, holding up the key.
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