Meryl Silverburgh (
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rakuen2011-01-13 07:01 pm
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Characters: Kallen Koizuki and Meryl Silverburgh
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Location: By the train tracks
Summary: Kallen and Meryl try and fail to escape.
Warnings: Possibly strong language near the end
Well, this was... too easy. What was keeping everyone from just walking out again? There weren't even any guards around. Meryl arrived a bit early, thinking there'd be a fight, but instead just ended up waiting. Kallen would be here soon enough, so hopefully noone would see her by then.
In the meantime, she couldn't help but start to wonder. Would anyone really believe her story? Would she really be able to rescue everyone else? Hell, she was still technically supposed to be dead.
No, Meryl couldn't think that way. If nobody else would help them, then she would. But she needed to escape first.
By the time Kallen showed up, Meryl was growing anxious about what they were doing. This may have been easy, but too much was riding on it.
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But after a while, it seemed more and more suspicious. How far out in the middle of nowhere is this, anyway?
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"Hold on a second."
Kallen pulled out a pouch that contained a blade inside of it. Moving off the tracks for a moment, she marked a tree. Not that she thought it was completely possible for some sort of weird loop to go on, but just to make sure...
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"You don't think we're stuck on this path, do you?" The markings were a bit worrying. If they were going in circles, they would have at least seen an intersection by now, right?
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Odd, because a tram shouldn't necessarily have one, but that's what you can hear. Quiet at first, but in a rush it gets louder and louder until it sounds as though it's right in front of you. The tracks are still empty.
The whistle is unbearably loud, and then it goes totally silent.
You're also standing on the station platform.
Weird.
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[What was that? She didn't feel a train hit.]
......
[Isn't this where they started? It is! The school's just over there!]
........
[SHIT.]
What... just happened?
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Was that walk just for nothing?
"The hell--"
She looked over in disbelief. This... this just wasn't happening.
"We can't leave."
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Well, not everything, exactly. There was a reason this was so bizarre, and she was going to find it out. If the entire school got dismantled in the process... oh well.
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This was not fair. They were captives in an unknown world without even the striking possibility that they can remove themselves of this place.