[Day 2, Afternoon] Deeds in the Dark
Who: Nii Jieni, Professor Hojo, possibly Tseng (closed)
Where: Hojo's house of science
What: After Rufus beats Hojo up; leaves, and after Nii Turk-naps Tseng. Shortly before lights out.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Snark.
Note: So totally breaking the no-more-day 2 posts thing, sorry D:
Well. Kadaj had been right about one thing, at least - lugging an unconscious Turk around on your shoulder was a surefire way of garnering unwanted attention. And alienated though this Turk might be, scattered though the rest of them were, Nii knew that he was racing against time.
Fortunately, all he really needed was time enough to take a DNA sample. The rest, well, the rest was just for fun.
uSUC was throwing its orientation, which was all very well and good - it meant that people were distracted. It also meant that there was food. Nii had dumped the Turk in a corner and gone to nab a sandwich, and he chewed thoughtfully on the almost-tuna filling as he hefted Tseng over his shoulder again and continued lugging him towards his destination.
The doors were ajar, as usual, the temperature inside the building as chilly as the autumn air outside. Hojo wasn't in the main lab, which was unusual, but there were several doors unlocked, and Nii followed them, now dragging the Turk by one leg.
A noise from one of the rooms caught his attention, and he glanced in.
Where: Hojo's house of science
What: After Rufus beats Hojo up; leaves, and after Nii Turk-naps Tseng. Shortly before lights out.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Snark.
Note: So totally breaking the no-more-day 2 posts thing, sorry D:
Well. Kadaj had been right about one thing, at least - lugging an unconscious Turk around on your shoulder was a surefire way of garnering unwanted attention. And alienated though this Turk might be, scattered though the rest of them were, Nii knew that he was racing against time.
Fortunately, all he really needed was time enough to take a DNA sample. The rest, well, the rest was just for fun.
uSUC was throwing its orientation, which was all very well and good - it meant that people were distracted. It also meant that there was food. Nii had dumped the Turk in a corner and gone to nab a sandwich, and he chewed thoughtfully on the almost-tuna filling as he hefted Tseng over his shoulder again and continued lugging him towards his destination.
The doors were ajar, as usual, the temperature inside the building as chilly as the autumn air outside. Hojo wasn't in the main lab, which was unusual, but there were several doors unlocked, and Nii followed them, now dragging the Turk by one leg.
A noise from one of the rooms caught his attention, and he glanced in.