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The Nominal Temporary Wiggin Home Base, Friday
The clock was ticking, and Ender was aware of it. He sometimes wondered if Peter wasn't, or if Peter had already calculated in their defeat and planned on from there.
It was probably the smart thing to do. Ender just wasn't capable of it: he had to go for the win, had to make this work. Now, here, and as thoroughly as possible.
He'd pulled up a box in the 'common area' of the attic, near all the new supplies, some of the remaining chemicals set up at his feet in little glass bottles. They'd need more tranquilizer for this push - at least, if they were to keep the body count slightly lower than it could be. And he wanted to.
He had too much blood on his hands already.
So he mixed his chemicals and tried not to think - about whether this really would end, or he'd be stuck here forever, playing the part of the bloody bastard, having Peter order him to kill like it didn't mean anything. It wouldn't mean anything to Peter, of course. He was Peter.
He still didn't want to be anything like that.
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It was probably the smart thing to do. Ender just wasn't capable of it: he had to go for the win, had to make this work. Now, here, and as thoroughly as possible.
He'd pulled up a box in the 'common area' of the attic, near all the new supplies, some of the remaining chemicals set up at his feet in little glass bottles. They'd need more tranquilizer for this push - at least, if they were to keep the body count slightly lower than it could be. And he wanted to.
He had too much blood on his hands already.
So he mixed his chemicals and tried not to think - about whether this really would end, or he'd be stuck here forever, playing the part of the bloody bastard, having Peter order him to kill like it didn't mean anything. It wouldn't mean anything to Peter, of course. He was Peter.
He still didn't want to be anything like that.
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"I really need to invest in kolto from here on in."
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Sparkle was the go-to guy for random crap, yes. He was also the one who had broken into that house again last night, and who had made off with a backpack full of everything that had previously lived in the liquor cabinet. Which was why he was holding out a bottle of vodka with a grin.
"I have some ointment and gauze and crap, too, but this one's more fun. Take it before I unload the rest and everyone else snaps it up, huh?"
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But today was different, so he bore up and made his way to the home base. He smiled a bit when he saw what Ender was doing.
"So things are ready to go for tomorrow."
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He moved closer to the chemicals, wondering if he should offer to mix or if that was just a good way to lose a finger. "These last 24 hours are going to be the longest."
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But with tomorrow coming up and so many people he knew how to help, he couldn't justify not stopping by here at least once. So, skin shining from a round of fresh Marks (mostly of the healing variety), he came inside.
"I'm going on a weapons run," he said loudly enough that everyone in the room could hear. "If anyone has any requests, I can see what I can do."
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Just because he'd rather not see too many casualties didn't mean he had any illusions.
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Since stumbling halfway across the island loaded up with an armful of weapons might get a little messy.
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Also she'd apologize for her face if that somehow became necessary.
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Alec took a startled step backward before quickly regaining his bearings. "You-- have a look-alike."
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"Before anyone asks, I had a blast last night," she quipped dryly, slumping down against a wall in the corner.
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And she also wanted to stay in the loop, so. Here she was.
"What's new?" she asked, from no one in particular.
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Was that a definite enough statement?
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But Bruce needed more people. Ender would be a big help.
"Ender," Bruce greeted as he approached. He tried to stay mostly out of view of anyone else in the base while he made his way over. Because, really, he hadn't set foot in any resistance bases in a long time.
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Ender stayed put where he was. "Good morning," he said very lightly, stripping off his gloves. As he put them down, he quietly slipped a pressure syringe into his hand. "Long time no see."
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Or possibly forever.
So a text it was. I have the information. It's not great though. We should talk. All better now, but check with Ghani just in case.
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He was hoping this would be worth it.
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