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[Round 3, Rest Day] And They Said: Let There Be No Light.
Characters: ALLIt's early in the morning when it happens, about six o'clock. The clouds were gathering gradually through the night, the rain only getting heavier from the near-constant downpour during the previous week. Lightning crackles across the sky, the water around the academy is violent and the waves are high. And in a particularly loud clap of thunder, what lights were still on go out and the academy is plunged into darkness.
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This log is: OPEN
Location: ALL OF CAMPUS
Summary: In a flash of lightning and the deafening roll of thunder, the power goes out across Utopia Academy.
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Nunnally would be right about the memory. All and any info on the sky and the various things that went on with it had gone missing, which left a variety of interesting freak outs waiting in the wings for the unfortunate students of Utopia. That one about attacking the sky just seconds before, for instance.
"So. Wait." Mei looked from Nunnally to Gino, to Nunnally, then to Gino again. "What are you doing in this room?" Pause. You could almost hear the wheels turning in her head. Too bad they were landing on the worst possible idea to get from this. "With her... all alone..."
She looked between the two one last time before giving Gino a scandalized look.
"Another girlfriend, Gino? Really?"
Why, yes, she did decide to assume things about Kallen once the entire terrorist-who-is-on-who's side thing was cleared up. It seemed vaguely romantic and her mind sort of ran with that.
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Kallen made her way to stand in the frame of the door, water dripping off her outfit, hair, and just about everywhere.
"What's going on?" Never mind that she was sopping wet.
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"Ah... Kallen-san."
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He had no intention of saying anything about what he was planning with anyone he didn't trust, much less Gino in possession of more of his memories, so once he got Nunnally out of the room under guise of heading to the shower room to change, they could discuss it.
"Good morning, Nunnally," he said smoothly. "Looks like this has become a rather early morning for a lot of us," he added, glancing at the others in various sopping states around the room.
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Tiny hissing cats a speciality. If Kevin tried, he could probably break free and kick Gino now.
"That's not it, Mei," he continued, as though he hadn't just assaulted the demon emperor with a large cotton towel, "I'm Nunnally's Knight. I have to protect her from the sky."
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Hair be damned, all he wanted was to see again.
After a few short moments he finally managed to push the towel out of his eyes, at least enough to scramble to his feet in a surprise display of agility. Once there, he backed up until his shoulders hit a wall and glowered darkly at Gino, fully intending to not be caught by surprise again.
That done, he took a glance around the room and... well okay. He knew Gino and Kallen and... that was it.
"Can I ask what the hell is going on now?"
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On the bright side, it meant there wasn't going to be an impromptu catfight between Nunnally and Kallen.
Mei shot a curious look in Kevin's direction. "We're hiding from the sky. Geez. What else would we be doing..." Then her attention was off of him and snapped over to the door. How many people were going to end up here?
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"I'll be across the hall if anyone needs me," she said, turning around and deciding not to grace the floor with the rain dripping off her clothes."
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In the course of his struggles, his shoe slipped in the water. With a very undignified sort of squeak, he slid and fell on his butt.
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"You should've stayed in your dorm, man. There are enough of us in here to help her, and the sky could've gotten you at any time. It's dangerous out there!"
He was, perhaps, having too much fun with this. Especially now that Kallen had withdrawn her support and left it at overwhelming odds versus one scheming royal. Speaking of Kallen... "Kallen, you going back? Oi, Kevin. Pass me your towel."
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Regardless, when Gino asked for his towel Kevin wordlessly tossed it at him and wondered which was worse. Hashing out the bad weather in this room with a bunch of strangers or going back out in the storm. ... the latter option really shouldn't have been so tempting, seriously.
"So what's the plan? We're just gonna camp out here till it all blows over?" He asked, merely for the sake of conversation.
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"It's the way we've always done it, right?" He put the towel down on the blanket and he sat down on the bed near her, crossing his legs at the knees. "You wouldn't understand, Gino, because you and Nunnally were never at Ashford at the same time." He leaned back with his arms splayed behind him for support. "And besides. I think the rest of you ought to dry off before you all catch colds." And he smiled again, a look that would be unnerving to those that feared the demon emperor, and likely annoyed those that despised him.
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"Dunno about that, we visited a few times after the restoration." He threw the almost-dry towel to Kallen - to, rather than at, a subtle distinction - and turned back to look at short, prickly tennis player currently glued to the far wall. "Yeah, that's the plan. No point going outside more than we have to in this weather. Right, Lelouch?"
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He stood, and headed for the door.
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"What's this about, anyway?" He waited until the door had shut behind them to speak. "You trying to add another count of regicide to your list?"
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He looked up at the Knight again, and made eye contact. "You'll follow my orders, won't you?" He asked it amiably, just in case there were other ears in the hall.
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His orders? Eyes hardened in a second.
"What was that?"
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And especially when you were sneaking around, talking to Kallen. He didn't know where the traitorous ex-Knight of Seven was, but he suspected he wasn't still sleeping in his room.
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Yeah, he's fucked
Just a tad
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