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momslilassassin) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2011-11-20 02:03 pm
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Around the dorms [Sunday morning]
Half to give Ender some time to process Val's disappearance and half because it was a good idea, Ben was putting up hand-written posters on various bulletin boards:
Relatives and/or friends back home gone missing? Leave your information here, or contact Ben (555-LGCY or Ender (555-ENDR)
They didn't have the first idea of what was happening, but knowing how big the problem had become might help. Maybe.
[OOC: Open for finding him if you'd like!]
Relatives and/or friends back home gone missing? Leave your information here, or contact Ben (555-LGCY or Ender (555-ENDR)
They didn't have the first idea of what was happening, but knowing how big the problem had become might help. Maybe.
[OOC: Open for finding him if you'd like!]

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"Ben," she said, pleasantly enough (if utterly terrified), "are you sure that's necessary?"
She was really pulling for Puck's "the island is weird this weekend" theory. Please don't wreck it for her.
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She wrapped her arms around herself, setting the pettiness aside. "Puck and I kind of hoped it might be the island going weird for a weekend again. Make us all think we're suddenly only children, you know?"
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She let the sentence trail off. If it wasn't, she wasn't sure what they could do about it. It wasn't exactly the kind of problem she had any background in.
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It was half flippant and half serious.
"Probably there will be something to beat up on sooner or later."
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about as clumsy as his player's other kidsdistracted, he nearly collided with Ben on his way out of his room. But didn't! Because he was sometimes aware of his surroundings."Oh, I'm sorry, I --" Hang on. Posters. He read one of the fliers and suddenly went very pale. "Has this been happening to everyone?"
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"A, ah, a former colleague of mine," Wesley summed up as concisely as he knew how to. "And the young woman we used to, er, mentor." So breaking the sibling streak, then. "Are there people missing from your world as well, or...?"
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He shrugged. "But it doesn't also mean there could be unrelated coincidences. I don't want to jump to conclusions without evidence, you know?"
Someone had been trained in investigation, yes.
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As opposed to the usual kind of missing that people usually underwent in Jono's world.
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Which would explain the posters a bit.
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Not the most helpful thing to say, but what else was there? Especially since Karla didn't have anything that could help.
"Better to leave him alone for today?" she asked. "Not in the mood for visitors?"
She didn't think Ender would be up for sharing his pain with many people. Or any. Maybe Ben.
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