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you are not alone | no one is alone
Ezekiel Finch and Theophilus Sharpe (and also the Smith Clan)
Seraphite Warrior, WLF Member | 26, 22 | Current location ;; Washington
It was a good thing that they knew enough about this city to be able to to get around certain areas. Not all sections were like this. The downtown area was even more like a grid. Thankfully, this was enough. “Hey, through that alley? Looks like we can get to the other street? We’ll have to jump that fence, but I think we can handle that. There’s enough to climb up on.” All those bigger crates and that trash can could probably be used for something good. It was also chain link, so climbing it wouldn’t be too hard.
Brian was shaking his head before Josh was even done talking. “Nah, man, they aren’t here. They haven’t been here since I got back. Last I saw them, the punks were out taking a walk around the stadium or whatever.” He groaned and rolled his eyes but didn’t look up. He could say whatever he wanted to Kaiden, but when in the direct presence of his parents, Brian wasn’t at all brave. They were both terrifying. He probably shouldn’t have called them punks though, because Hayden was fuming. Nice going, Brian. You angered the crazy one. He took a large step back. “You can come in and check if you want, but I promise you I haven’t seen them since then.” Hayden stepped inside with one large step. He covered enough ground to make Brian’s eyes go far too wide. “And when was that?” His words were cooler than they had been a moment ago, but they held the anger just barely at bay. Brian looked from one to the other and shook his head. “I don’t know? Maybe a couple of minutes before that alarm went off? They were walking down the hall,” he gestured outside, “and I was coming back to the room. He got all up in my face and-“ he remembered who he was talking to and changed his tune. “He seemed agitated or something. I don’t know. Ugh.” His dislike was tangible in the air, and Hayden was about a second from exploding.
Seraphite Warrior, WLF Member | 26, 22 | Current location ;; Washington
It was a good thing that they knew enough about this city to be able to to get around certain areas. Not all sections were like this. The downtown area was even more like a grid. Thankfully, this was enough. “Hey, through that alley? Looks like we can get to the other street? We’ll have to jump that fence, but I think we can handle that. There’s enough to climb up on.” All those bigger crates and that trash can could probably be used for something good. It was also chain link, so climbing it wouldn’t be too hard.
Brian was shaking his head before Josh was even done talking. “Nah, man, they aren’t here. They haven’t been here since I got back. Last I saw them, the punks were out taking a walk around the stadium or whatever.” He groaned and rolled his eyes but didn’t look up. He could say whatever he wanted to Kaiden, but when in the direct presence of his parents, Brian wasn’t at all brave. They were both terrifying. He probably shouldn’t have called them punks though, because Hayden was fuming. Nice going, Brian. You angered the crazy one. He took a large step back. “You can come in and check if you want, but I promise you I haven’t seen them since then.” Hayden stepped inside with one large step. He covered enough ground to make Brian’s eyes go far too wide. “And when was that?” His words were cooler than they had been a moment ago, but they held the anger just barely at bay. Brian looked from one to the other and shook his head. “I don’t know? Maybe a couple of minutes before that alarm went off? They were walking down the hall,” he gestured outside, “and I was coming back to the room. He got all up in my face and-“ he remembered who he was talking to and changed his tune. “He seemed agitated or something. I don’t know. Ugh.” His dislike was tangible in the air, and Hayden was about a second from exploding.
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