Go there, wait at the door. Don't go in. If anything comes out, it'll have to be through you, right? You'll have the element of surprise on your side, you can screen the living ones for signs of infection as they emerge, too.
[With a nod, he disappears around the corner. She'll find him outside the door to the room, leaning against the wall and determined to be ready for anything he'll have to do. Anything.]
[She joins him, fifteen minutes later, with a carefully prepared tray of all sorts of bits and bites of strange things. Chai tea for two. Bread, and balsalmic vinegar in olive oil. Chocolate cake. Pepperoni. A dish of olives, two small glasses of brandy, a pile of mints, shaved roast beef (someone's leftovers) and a large bowl of what she decided was a rather inexplicable vegan frittata, in a tupperware in the fridge.]
I was in there- I was the first one there, and we were some of the last to leave. A long time. I saw two moving bodies, and only two. I know both of them were disposed of without biting anyone. Something could have happened that I missed, but I doubt it.
[And there's no point giving way to panic, just because anyone could be walking around the mansion, bitten. Light takes a deep breath, and drops back against the wall, crushing the backpack against it. He doesn't notice how uncomfortable it is.
The tea sloshes. Why did he run off? Because he wasn't thinking? Because he was scared?]
[And here's one of them right now. Teru appears from round the corner, holding a black marker pen and looking far more composed than when he left the room. He pauses before reaching the door.]
[Light puts the little cup down on the floor in what, for him, is a tearing hurry. His attention shifts to the black cross on the door, and then redoubles as he looks back to—]
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It doesn't work like that.
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[She eyes him for a moment, then turns away.]
Go there, wait at the door. Don't go in. If anything comes out, it'll have to be through you, right? You'll have the element of surprise on your side, you can screen the living ones for signs of infection as they emerge, too.
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[He should never have left. He wasn't thinking, and now if anything happens here, it will be his fault. But he pauses in the doorway.]
Are you coming?
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[Curious, not judgy.]
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Nobody's come out yet. I might have missed someone.
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You said you'd tell me who you saw in there, when we were outside.
[His hands shift around the cup. He looks exhausted, drained.]
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[Because he's going to hunt each and every one of them down.]
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[It slips out.]
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This is some universe where I'm a barbie doll?
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[And there's no point giving way to panic, just because anyone could be walking around the mansion, bitten. Light takes a deep breath, and drops back against the wall, crushing the backpack against it. He doesn't notice how uncomfortable it is.
The tea sloshes. Why did he run off? Because he wasn't thinking? Because he was scared?]
None of them were distinguishable?
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Oh, someone already marked it.
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Mikami-san. You were in there?
[[OOC: Teru, Light, Blue?]]
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