I really just don't want to be here.

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Nicolas nodded his head in agreement. "Yeah... it isn't fun at all, especially when you're supposed to take them daily," he said. The male looked around, and after a few moments of silence, decided that he didn't really want to stay up here. It sort of creeped him out, what with all of the dust and this part of the building being quite old.

"Can we go somewhere else?" he asked. "It's kind of creepy up here..."

 

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"Can we go somewhere else?" he asked. "It's kind of creepy up here..." Mery nodded. It wasn't creepy to her, of course, just quiet and peaceful. She took his hand. "Sure. Where do you want to go?" She asked.

 

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Nicolas shrugged his shoulders. "I don't care, really, just as long as we get out of this place." He laughed and shook his head. Maybe he was a slight coward, but what could he say? This place was still slightly freaky. He squeezed her hand and started walking down the hall.

 

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Mery giggled. "Is it really dark then?" She asked as she walked. Sometimes she could tell whether or not there was light, almost as if the darkness wasn't so...dark.

[I doubt that makes sense]

 

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((OoC: Lol, it makes sense.))

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Nicolas smiled. "Yeah, it is," he said. "And all the dust, old stones, spider webs and the like doesn't make it any less scary." His smile turned into a smirk when he noticed she was giggling. "Are you laughing at me, dearest?" he asked with a chuckle himself, not really caring if she was or not. He didn't like the dark; he hadn't since he was a child, and he couldn't help it.

 

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Mery laughed and shook her head. "Of course not, dearest. It does sound dreadfully spooky. Lots of spiderwebs?" Spiderwebs meant spiders and she was afraid of spiders, mostly because she couldn't see where they were at.

 

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"Oh, yes, quite a lot indeed," Nicolas said, telling the absolute truth. There were a lot of spider webs, and he didn't like it either. But, at least he could see where the spiders were, even though it was dark.

 

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Mery nodded. "How about spiders?" She gave an unvolintary shudder, now wanting to leave as quickly as possible also. She was still holding Pooka, so she put him down.

 

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Nicolas looked around. "A few. Not as many spiders as spider webs, but they're still here," he said. He could tell that she wanted to leave quicker now, so he started walking a little bit faster.

 

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"Okay." Mery said, but it came out in a squeak. She started walking faster too. "Anyway, change of subject." She said in a normal voice.