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towerofanimus2011-06-14 09:21 am
Dozing [Open]
Characters: America and anyone.
Setting: Floor Four and Kitchen.
Format: Either.
Summary: Even heroes have to sleep!!!
Warnings: -
★ 1 - FLOOR FOUR
She hasn't slept in her room for a couple of nights - the sofas on the lounge level are infinitely more comfortable and it's not nearly as stuffy as that ugly little room. She's been getting more and more tired, mistakenly chalking it down to the fact she hasn't had soda for a few days.
Either way she's lying on a sofa, head lolling off the edge of it, possibly snoring just a little bit.
★ 2 - KITCHEN
Her shift in the kitchen was supposed to start half an hour ago. But she stayed up all night making plans to get out of this placeplaying her gameboy and so when she sits down and rests her head on her crossed arms she can't help but doze off...
Setting: Floor Four and Kitchen.
Format: Either.
Summary: Even heroes have to sleep!!!
Warnings: -
★ 1 - FLOOR FOUR
She hasn't slept in her room for a couple of nights - the sofas on the lounge level are infinitely more comfortable and it's not nearly as stuffy as that ugly little room. She's been getting more and more tired, mistakenly chalking it down to the fact she hasn't had soda for a few days.
Either way she's lying on a sofa, head lolling off the edge of it, possibly snoring just a little bit.
★ 2 - KITCHEN
Her shift in the kitchen was supposed to start half an hour ago. But she stayed up all night making plans to get out of this place

Kitchen
Tch. Youth. [In need of answers... and a proper body to prod to release some pent up tension, he strolled (rather purposefully mind you) over, letting his hand rest with a loud smack against the table; lips turned down in a tiny frown]
Re: Kitchen
... five more minutes.
[And then promptly closes her eyes again.]
Re: Kitchen
Your time is up, little one. [He supposed the pet name could have been taken nicely, though he sounded a little strained; hunger and general annoyance of his surroundings chipping away at his usual cheer.]
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Kitchen
He'd seen this girl around, but he hadn't really spoken to her more than a passing 'ciao'. Today was the day he'd talk to her.
Lightly, he tapped her shoulder, "Maybe you should go back to your room, who knows what those creeps will do if they see you sleeping on the job, signorina." By 'creeps' he meant the creepy NPCs wandering around, of course.
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Ah, wait! He only knew one person (or nation) that would refer to themselves as a 'hero'. He sat in front of her, abandoning his own job for now. Finding out if he was right about this hunch was more important.
"Hey, you wouldn't be America, would you?" Finding the versions of nations from the other world was becoming more and more a game to him.
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First Floor
[She pauses and stares at the older girl before walking towards the couch and sitting on the floor right by her head.]
[If Amelia were to wake up any time soon, she'd find Molly staaaaring at her]
Re: First Floor
Hey, 's you. [Mumble mumble.]
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Yeah it's me!
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Kitchen
Hey, isn't there anything else in here? It's all the same.
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No. And don't bother trying to put M&Ms in the oatmeal...
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Instead she found America taking a nap of all things. "Amelia?" she called, moving closer to prode at the girl's shoulder. "What are you doing here chérie?"
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No answer, but it was fairly clear that she wasn't asleep, given the fairly... fake snoring sounds she was trying to use.
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Instead, she reached out and pinched Amelia's ear.
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He found the fourth floor strange, he had never been in a place with this many windows before, and since the tower didn't seem to have chimneys this was the closest to the roof he could get. He skipped over to one of the windows and peared out into the fog, wondering what was out there.
He had been there a few moments when he noticed the sleeping person, creaping quietly so not to disturb them he made his way to the far window. Piccolo however had no such ideas and scurried from Romeo's shoulder onto the couch to sniff at the sleeping woman's shoes.
"Bad Piccolo!" Romeo hurried over and tried to catch the weasel, who evaded him."
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From behind, the girl looked like the female Canada he'd met earlier in the week. So he gives her a pat on the shoulder.]
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... Do I know you or something?
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Sorry, you look like somebody I met earlier.
[She looked like Canada, but different somehow.]
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4th floor
Though, he doesn't disturb the sleeping girl. Just... merely watching her from a distance.
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Yeah? What? [Always the most polite.]
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I DON'T HAVE ANY ICONS FOR HIS EXPRESSION -flips things-
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