And to think, despite all of this, Flynn didn't even try to go back to his room - like he wanted to do in the first place. He didn't dignify Khada with a response.
As the group crept down the darkening hallway, filling it with the sounds of squeaking footsteps and hushed voices, the particular voices - the ones that everyone seemed to react to - caught Flynn as well. He flinched, stepping away from the source of the noise, only to realize that he was hearing a voice from somewhere nearby. His mind worked fast to rationalize; someone was in one of the nearby rooms. Raven Hill Memorial was a large complex with numerous doctors and patients milling around independent of Dr. Staple and her group. It could have even been a janitor or two, shooting the shit - that would explain the 'gentlemen' part.
Flynn's face grew a shade paler. The voice wasn't coming from the rooms. It wasn't coming
from anywhere. He just heard it. Was he... hallucinating again? Some cruel trick that his mind was playing on him - torment him for decades on end with visions of Hell itself, only to trick him with something as toothless as a voice in his head. Flynn scowled, turning away from the door - only to realize that he lost track of the group. They were going straight for the doors, and Michelle was pushing it open.
"...!"
The marine broke into a jog, closing the distance within a few seconds whilst the group filed through the doorway. When he made it through the gap, Flynn stood next to Peter, looking down a brightly-lit hallway at a sign clearly labeled with
Activity Room. His jaw hung wide, brows knitting together in disbelief.
"... That isn't- that doesn't make any sense," Flynn muttered, quietly, more to himself than anyone else, as his head lowered to the familiar floor beneath his feet.
"Did we go in a circle... ?"
The room itself didn't look any different, but the people standing inside of it looked like they'd been through it. Almost instantly, Flynn became stone-faced, flicking his eyes between Sylvia, Takara and Clark, his brows furrowing in a silent question; what the hell happened? His answer came before he could force the words out of his throat, and he couldn't help but relent. He couldn't help but indulge in his base thoughts.
A quiet breath rose out of his throat, and Sylvia would notice it as clear as day, Flynn's glaring at the source of his strife - glaring at Elijah.
"Enough- enough of this bullshit," the marine growled, folding his hand into a fist as he turned his body towards Elijah.
"You- you know something that we don't? Is that it? Deciding to speak up today, when- when all this- this crazy shit is happening?"
Flynn stared at him in silence for a few precious seconds, but he didn't expect a response - nothing helpful, at least. He rubbed his face, a frustrated sigh forcing out of his gullet as he begins to slowly pace around the room in silence. If he tried to explain what he saw, it might just undo every effort made to make him seem normal - to make every freak in this room seem like normal people. He'd let someone play that role for a change.
I'm so tired.
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