Hokh'Ton Karakael was amused by the whole situation more than anything else. He too had had arguments about what was common and rational in his universe, and yet was considered insane in most others. So he was happy to help his former friend when the younger man foolishly gotten himself into such an argument
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The grounds outside were no better maintained. There was an honest-to-god cemetery in the back, and the grounds were overrun with weeds. There were only five students living in the dormitory, though, and most of them were zombies.
At the swirl of colour, Shito looked up tensely. "You're that guy's friend?" he asked Karakael, realizing now that they hadn't even gotten his name. Where were they even going, and what was going to happen if he betrayed them?
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He looked up as well when the stranger appeared, scowling. He was more than a little nervous about going to a place where they apparently programmed zombies as a matter of course, but he wasn't about to let that nervousness show.
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These 'Zombies' looked like normal children to him, but then again, it was amazing what a skilled technician could coax out of unliving flesh. He himself was a testament to that fact; a revived body that had been given life again through the 'magic' of the Darkling Wind.
He nodded to both of them, then gestured to the portal behind him. "If you would follow me, please."
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They really did look normal and alive. In fact, no one at their school suspected that they were undead zombies. It would take a close inspection to realize that their hearts didn't beat. Not to mention that their right hands were removable, but that was a bit of an aberration that they hopefully wouldn't have to demonstrate today.
And only a psychic of the right kind would see the black ring like a tattoo around both of their necks, showing that they were marked by death.
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