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paixaorpg2012-01-29 06:08 pm
beautifulrondo) wrote in paixaorpg2012-01-29 06:08 pm
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Discussions in Real Estate [completed]
Character(s): Vyers and Laharl
Content: Two demons discuss the possibility of moving
Setting: Vyers's Place
Time: Week 37, slightly backdated
Warnings: None
Vyers probably should have been eating breakfast. Instead he was staring blankly down at the piece of toast in his hand as though he could barely even recognize what it was. It was another morning of giving up on sleep--though this night had thankfully gone better than most had lately--and frankly he wasn't sure just how much more he could take of this.
Maybe there was somewhere in the city that wasn't being affected? Timon had mentioned that someone said no one outside of the domes was having any nightmares, but that seemed a little bit too out of the way to go for sleep, and there was only one floor he knew of with reasonable living arrangements. But that place... That was another problem to deal with altogether, wasn't it?
Content: Two demons discuss the possibility of moving
Setting: Vyers's Place
Time: Week 37, slightly backdated
Warnings: None
Vyers probably should have been eating breakfast. Instead he was staring blankly down at the piece of toast in his hand as though he could barely even recognize what it was. It was another morning of giving up on sleep--though this night had thankfully gone better than most had lately--and frankly he wasn't sure just how much more he could take of this.
Maybe there was somewhere in the city that wasn't being affected? Timon had mentioned that someone said no one outside of the domes was having any nightmares, but that seemed a little bit too out of the way to go for sleep, and there was only one floor he knew of with reasonable living arrangements. But that place... That was another problem to deal with altogether, wasn't it?