“I lived through one long, real life horror movie already.. I don’t want to be trapped in another,” Jaimie frowned and started forward with Johnny. “We have to look around - find out if anyone else is here and if they can help us.”

Johnny looked at her, not really sure about how to react to her words. He glanced at her metal arm, and put two and two together. “Yeah. We should be moving. I don’t think staying in one place is safe. This place gives me the chills.” He said and led the way forward. The hallway turned and opened into a bigger hall. “Where is everyone...?”

who’s that new midtown high football player??

* interview the writer

i'll leave this here for the munday

“They never are for show..” Jaimie sighed and then jolted as Johnny shot the fireball, surprised when it had no effect at all on the device. Blue hues shifted to her own arm and she gripped at the bracelet with her metal hand, trying to tug if free but to no avail.

“We need to figure out why we’re here.. the others must be looking for us by now. Most importantly we need to find out who brought us here.. I think it’s best for us to stick together,” Jaimie commented and gave Johnny a small smile.

Johnny looked at her with amazement as she tried to pry that thing off of her wrist. But she didn’t have much luck either.”Yes, we do.” He said, his voice got a little qiueter. He was getting spooked by the place. “Oh, yeah. Totally. This is like a real life horror movie scenario. Separating would be the worst thing to do.”

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He didn’t like the hospital. Since he’d gotten used to sleeping on the ground, the bed was too soft. His stomach was getting confused with regularly eating again, he was constantly having a fight with his IV line (despite explaining he was left-handed, they’d left it in that hand), and worst of all he didn’t have Mama with him. He knew she was being taken care of, though his memory was fuzzy as to who was taking care of her. He’d had it narrowed down to either the cop that had basically saved his life or his friend Em, who he usually camped with.

He did like the medication though, everything felt nice and the pain was dulled to a comfortable level. Unfortunately, his awareness and coherency was also dulled. Leaving Tobias looking groggy and disoriented when he saw a familiar face in the doorway.

“Johnny?” Why was he here? He had nothing to do with the investigation, and so far the only people to visit had been people involved…

“Hi.” He said in a hushed tone. He never knew if people were alowed to talk at a normal volume in a hospital, or if it was like in libraries. “I came to check up on you. I went looking for you the other day, and I couldn’t find you. So I had Reed hack into the police system, and turn out you’re in hospital.” He shook his head as he plopped down on a chair next to Tobias. 

“So I thought...” He started to go through his pockets and pulled out a little silver one. He opened it up, and held it in front of him “... I’d cashew in bed.”