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fandomhighdorms2010-04-02 04:39 pm
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The Roof - Thursday Night
There was no word yet from home. Kyle had been hoping for a quick response to his letter tape that hey, there was a problem here, but nothing had come. There were plenty of reasons why. None of them helped his current situation.
Marcus was out there, somewhere amongst the lights and black patches Kyle could see from his place on the roof. It was only a matter of time before Marcus came looking for him. The question was whether he would kill someone in the process. Whether he was Marcus, somehow, or was just another terminator that looked like him, had weighed on Kyle's mind all night and all day. Common sense said to stay away from a machine until you had a chance to destroy it. But if this was Marcus, destroying him wasn't an option.
He needed more information and information wasn't something he could get sitting around here. Tomorrow, word from home or not, he would take action. For now, all he could do was sit and look out as the town settled down for the night.
Marcus was out there, somewhere amongst the lights and black patches Kyle could see from his place on the roof. It was only a matter of time before Marcus came looking for him. The question was whether he would kill someone in the process. Whether he was Marcus, somehow, or was just another terminator that looked like him, had weighed on Kyle's mind all night and all day. Common sense said to stay away from a machine until you had a chance to destroy it. But if this was Marcus, destroying him wasn't an option.
He needed more information and information wasn't something he could get sitting around here. Tomorrow, word from home or not, he would take action. For now, all he could do was sit and look out as the town settled down for the night.