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In front of the dorms, Friday
Squall didn't know what to do about the people getting sick. He didn't know what to do about the creeping grayness of the land, or how to fix things.
There was one thing he could do, though. And he could do it very well.
Beside him lay a pile of dead creatures, slowly leaching foul fluid into the grass. Some of it was blood. Some of it was green and globby, or thick and black and inky, or a purple that almost seemed to glow. Where it had spattered on Squall, it sizzled and slowly burned away at his leathers.
None of the twisted animals were going to get NEAR the front door of the dorms -- not if he could help it.
(Open like an open thing!)
[ETA: LJ is being a sucky thing right now and not sending me notifications. If I accidentally drop a thread, smack me via email or IM.]
There was one thing he could do, though. And he could do it very well.
Beside him lay a pile of dead creatures, slowly leaching foul fluid into the grass. Some of it was blood. Some of it was green and globby, or thick and black and inky, or a purple that almost seemed to glow. Where it had spattered on Squall, it sizzled and slowly burned away at his leathers.
None of the twisted animals were going to get NEAR the front door of the dorms -- not if he could help it.
(Open like an open thing!)
[ETA: LJ is being a sucky thing right now and not sending me notifications. If I accidentally drop a thread, smack me via email or IM.]

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There was a squelching noise and Bart was standing in a small puddle of ichor next to Squall. He waved. "Hey." Then he noticed what he was standing in. "oh grife, that's gross!" He jumped to the side and shook his giant feet until they were... cleaner.
He frowned at his shoes then looked up at Squall. "You look like you're being all hero-y, can I help?"
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"So... what's going on?" He ran out ahead after speaking, then came back a second later, five of the things no longer approaching. "What are these things?"
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She noticed the pile of creatures and tilted her head. "What're you gonna do with those?"
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Yes, to Claudia right now, those things looked appetizing.
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Did about the same thing.
"Morning," he said, as he walked onto the grounds, looking mostly untouched but for the blood spatters. "Doing a bit of exterior decorating? I love the blobby details."
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The rest of that chain of thought (viz: therefore someone needs to protect them, therefore I might as well protect them, how do I always get stuck saving people, this sucks) he left unsaid, since it was pretty straightforwardly implied.
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"I've noticed that," Alistair provided, happy to talk where Squall was doing the silent thing.
It'd be good practice for Sten later."It's not exactly a training grounds for warriors out here. I hope they'll stay indoors, where it's safe. For now anyway..."(no subject)
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"Dude, crap or get off the pot," he advised. "You gonna eat those, or what? The neon colors aren't really my thing, personally, but you might wanna think about sharing."
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Topher was one of the weaklings, he was pretty sure -- which made the blood on his clothes more worrisome than the gray skin or black eyes. What was this disease doing to people?
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"Then what are you doing, starting a collection? You might want to invest in a couple glass cases or something."
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... for no reason. Really. Just, you know, to say hi and catch up with him and not because anything was going on.
At all.
That would be his phone, ringing.
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Squall sliced an ex-rabbit in half, and then tried to answer his phone without getting the drops of blood on his gloves anywhere near his face. "Hey. How are you?"
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... no reason.
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His quickness was a match for the beasts, mostly. Mostly.
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She drew her saber as she stepped outside and rolled her shoulders to loosen up. "Do we have some kind of plan going?" she asked anyone who might be listening. It was a big group, and she didn't fancy stepping on someone's toes.
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"I'd... keep an eye on them."
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She had to eat.. NO! FEED Moshi. She knew that. Remembered it. Her cat. She had a cat. She was okay. She was herself. She wasn't a monster. She was just Momoko.
Fully grey, head misshapen, and covered in blood or ichor and whatever it was called that the MEAT had been holding in, she waved a claw at Squall and headed for the door to get back to her room, her tail trailing behind.
She was very proud that she paused only slightly at the delicious scent of KILL in the air.
[ooc: not looking to actually get in. Well, she is, but I'm not :) ]
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NO NO NO!
Human. Normal. Momoko! "Hey Squalll," she tried not to hiss, smiling at him despite her irritation at being blocked. "It's just me, Momoko! I need to go eat my cat." She clapped a claw... HAND! a HAND over her mouth, eyes wide. "I mean feed him! I have to feed him!"
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