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@Darkwolfsoul010

Of course, take it easy!

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@Jinxer

Oh trust me, we didn't just look at the phones, we've looked at nearly everything available to us at this moment hahaha

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@Jinxer @RedxCross and I have a tendency to over analyze things very quickly and with great detail. Half the time we are so incredibly wrong, we got lucky and @SilverDawn clearly has some pretty big plans for all us innocent kids so that helps! :D

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So begins Irina and Gray's rummaging through a corpse. @SilverDawn Didn't want to say what or if I found anything so I'll just wait on you for that one. @Darkwolfsoul010 In the spirit of moving things along so we didn't get bogged down by too many small posts I had Gray and Irina do exactly what you suggested in your last post. If that's not cool, let me know and I'll edit my post!

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Outside of Room 9 - Gray Cièl

Gray nodded at Irina nearly happily. It was nice to know that not everything around here was insane. These people seemed nice, hopefully they could all get out of here, working together perhaps. “That’d be great, I think for the time being we should follow the orders on the phone, especially while they’re not too difficult or out of the way.” Gray said nodding at the girl and taking her hand. “You guys go deal with what you need to, we’re going to go deal with this.” Gray plugged her nose as Irina and instructed her to and had her lead the way towards the sad girl. It wouldn’t be long before the smell of decomposition would refill the air around the two.

It was a disgusting thing to have to put up with, and completely and fully demoralizing. When Gray saw the girl she stopped dead in her tracks, gasping. She turned to Irina feeling her nose tighten and her eyes begin to well up. “Jesus,” Gray began “shit” she finished eloquently as always. “So I have to find a key, any idea where that would be?” Gray said quietly looking at Irina, the girl had known where the corpse was, and thusly she was the intelligence on this one. From Gray’s analysis – the girl had been dead for some time, but that was more of an educated guess than anything else.

Gray slowly approached the dead body and decided she’d check the pockets for any keys. She slipped her hands in while doing her best to control her gag reflex. She started with the pockets of the girls pants and continued over her shirt if there was anything concealed. Gray found herself staring at Irina instead of watching what she was doing for a multitude of reasons. She was cute, that was the smallest and least important reason. To control her gag reflex, that was a strong one, she couldn’t bear the sight of what she was currently doing. Finally there was the fact that she had just met Irina, she had also forced herself to be weary of the fact that Irina knew where a dead body was. She wanted to believe that they could help each other but god forbid if Gray had to look at what she was doing. Finally she’d check around the girl’s neck. In case she was wearing a key like a necklace or something else like that.

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@Darkwolfsoul010

No problem! At least I don't mind, I know it can get a little tough to spew out a longer post when it's character conversation time.

APEX: The Peak of Humanity

Eleanor 'Ted' Roosevelt

"Hey assholes." Ted said motioning towards Two-Four with a large grin. "Unless you like your asses well done, get take it out of our fucking bar." She looked over at Two-Four and made an expecting noise, somewhere between a grunt and an excited chirp. He didn't seem to be phased by it, somewhat perturbed maybe but her actions and words were not completely unexpected. They were coworkers after-all.

She glanced over at both the Huxen and the other... Thing. And motioned towards the door. "I don't care what you do as long as it's outside. Please."

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@SilverDawn

We love the idea of it! Really looking forward to figuring out what it means in the grand scheme of things!

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So yeah, just an observation.

@RedXCross

@RedXCross

But a pretty rad one though.

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Gray Cièl - Hallway 7...13

Gray breathed a sigh of relief, one that caused a thought in the back of her head to call her idiotic after receiving the instructions that she had gotten. Two voices had called out to her, one a male’s voice and one a thickly accented female. She walked towards them with her hands raised, a relatively universal sign indicating no foul intentions were present. She almost made sure to make it clear that she had the hammer in her belt loop turning in order for it to be facing them and motioning down towards it. “Do you guys know what’s going on?” Gray asked.

Upon examining the fellows she was pleasantly surprised to find that they all seemed to be rather normal young attractive people, Gray’s thoughts immediately went to her kidnapper – whoever it was. Did they have a type? Was she that type, how did she fit in with all of these people? She had many questions, most of which would have to stay unanswered for the time being. Once she thought the others would have adequately understood the hands-raised message she reached into her pocket and grabbed her cell phone, raising it up to face the group. “I got told to find the sad girl, get her keys, you guys have any idea what the hell that means?”

She glanced at her phone and then back at the group before remembering the all-important final sentence. “It also states that I am to hold my breath, but” Gray took a deep sigh. She almost laughed – maybe she would have if she wasn’t in this fucked up situation. “As you can see, there’s no way I can do that until I find the sad lady.” Gray tousled her hair in an attempt to clear her mind and see through the illusion, but she couldn’t she didn’t know enough about this place, or these people. “So unless you’re feeling blue, I’m shit outta luck.” Gray said motioning towards the girl with the accent.

“Ah shit,” she said taking a step backwards. “I’m Gray, never introduced myself.” She said motioning to all of her. “Oh I also got this hammer, some shitty nails, food and some other stuff in the room I was in.” Gray said motioning behind her towards the way she had walked.