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I've murdered half the town.
WHO| Wesker and OTA
WHAT| Wandering/Resting
WHERE| The Haunted Mansion Graveyard
WHEN| The Night of the Cornucopia
WARNINGS/NOTES| It's Wesker. That should be warning enough. Note wise, he'll be making his way to Tomorrowland and his powers soon, so if anybody wants a chat at time when he'll be less likely to kill you, now's your chance.
His ribs were broken.
Using ones own hands to determine which was an inexact science, but if he had to guess, numbers eight and nine - the vertebrochondral, the false - on his left side.
He treated the knowledge clinically as his flesh burned - every breath, each and every step, a heated stab of pain that raced across his chest and back. A message from his body to his mind - we are injured - and nothing more. It would not stop him. He would not dwell. He needed only to find the location of power in this arena - surely there would be one - and he would be back on track. It would all once more be as it should.
In the meantime, it was a mere complication. An extra step. He accepted it as such and deferred to it, as he would any other hurdle they might throw his way.
Lingering in a graveyard, he sheltered beneath the outstretched wing of a faux-concrete angel. His nostrils flared to catch the light breeze as he listened to the night and counted the slow-even beats of his own heart.
WHAT| Wandering/Resting
WHERE| The Haunted Mansion Graveyard
WHEN| The Night of the Cornucopia
WARNINGS/NOTES| It's Wesker. That should be warning enough. Note wise, he'll be making his way to Tomorrowland and his powers soon, so if anybody wants a chat at time when he'll be less likely to kill you, now's your chance.
His ribs were broken.
Using ones own hands to determine which was an inexact science, but if he had to guess, numbers eight and nine - the vertebrochondral, the false - on his left side.
He treated the knowledge clinically as his flesh burned - every breath, each and every step, a heated stab of pain that raced across his chest and back. A message from his body to his mind - we are injured - and nothing more. It would not stop him. He would not dwell. He needed only to find the location of power in this arena - surely there would be one - and he would be back on track. It would all once more be as it should.
In the meantime, it was a mere complication. An extra step. He accepted it as such and deferred to it, as he would any other hurdle they might throw his way.
Lingering in a graveyard, he sheltered beneath the outstretched wing of a faux-concrete angel. His nostrils flared to catch the light breeze as he listened to the night and counted the slow-even beats of his own heart.
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"So what happens once someone's out of the game? Like that Momoko girl? Do they just send us home? Or do we have to live here?"
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Though not all in the same capacity. The first, that red-headed woman, was not the darling the others were.
While he could guess, Wesker still hadn't been able to discover just what she'd done to have her tongue cut out.
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"So we're screwed. One way or another so long as those guys are in charge." Same crap, different world.
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"I would suggest," he said finally. Pointedly. The choice of words purposeful. "You make yourself at home."
Almost... helpful, for the man that was Wesker. If one knew him, if one was really listening.
He wasn't sure what possessed him to say it, why he bothered... but he wasn't much for regrets, and she hadn't run screaming into the night yet - which was likely as much stupidity as bravery - so, perhaps she'd earned it.
A grudging leniency. ...Or a stay of judgment at the very least.
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"Well..." She reasoned with a sigh, "It's not like my world was that great to start with. Might as well get used to how crappy this one is." It was depressing, but it's what everyone successful seemed to be telling her.
"Thanks...and also for not like, killing me yet." It seemed like something worth mentioning. Because they both knew he could.
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He intended to win, so others would have to die. Some he would enjoy (Aunamee), others would simply be necessary (Chris), but he not hesitate over any of them should they cross his path at the end.