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savetheearth2013-12-03 09:48 pm
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10th Frost | Action
Who: Toushirou, Ethan, and later Phillip
When: December 2nd, afternoon
Where: At the middle school, and on the way home
What: So Toushirou found out Winter got taken away by the cops. He's a tad angry about it and a couple of the other Numbered kids want to know what's up with him.
A: For Ethan
Just damn everything all to hell. He didn't even still want to be here, but he was at least trying to be rational. And he was totally succeeding. Really. Nevermind the far darker than usual scowls that crossed his face, the sharp words the instant anybody bothered him for anything. After he'd snapped at a few people, most had at least stopped approaching him.
And how aggressively he'd been kicking the ball around had even gotten his soccer teammates to give him a wider berth. There was no restraint, none of his usual finesse. Which was probably how the ball had wound up on the school roof. His foul temper was pretty clear for everyone to see, and wound up getting him benched for the rest of the practice.
Well fine. He had more important things to worry about anyway. They'd taken her. Who the hell even knew what they could be subjecting her to by now? Goddamn it, he wanted to hit something besides a soccer ball.
B: For Phillip
Even later, his temper wasn't much better, his whole body tight with suppressed anger. Over and over, he reminded himself that he couldn't go storming the police station. No matter how much he wanted to.
He'd elected to walk home instead of taking the bus; a bunch of loud, stupid kids wouldn't be good for his mood right now. At least most people he passed while walking didn't pay any attention to him. Good. Let him be angry in peace and woe to anyone that dared try to talk to him.
When: December 2nd, afternoon
Where: At the middle school, and on the way home
What: So Toushirou found out Winter got taken away by the cops. He's a tad angry about it and a couple of the other Numbered kids want to know what's up with him.
A: For Ethan
Just damn everything all to hell. He didn't even still want to be here, but he was at least trying to be rational. And he was totally succeeding. Really. Nevermind the far darker than usual scowls that crossed his face, the sharp words the instant anybody bothered him for anything. After he'd snapped at a few people, most had at least stopped approaching him.
And how aggressively he'd been kicking the ball around had even gotten his soccer teammates to give him a wider berth. There was no restraint, none of his usual finesse. Which was probably how the ball had wound up on the school roof. His foul temper was pretty clear for everyone to see, and wound up getting him benched for the rest of the practice.
Well fine. He had more important things to worry about anyway. They'd taken her. Who the hell even knew what they could be subjecting her to by now? Goddamn it, he wanted to hit something besides a soccer ball.
B: For Phillip
Even later, his temper wasn't much better, his whole body tight with suppressed anger. Over and over, he reminded himself that he couldn't go storming the police station. No matter how much he wanted to.
He'd elected to walk home instead of taking the bus; a bunch of loud, stupid kids wouldn't be good for his mood right now. At least most people he passed while walking didn't pay any attention to him. Good. Let him be angry in peace and woe to anyone that dared try to talk to him.

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So, when he sees Toushirou walking down the street, why wouldn't he greet his friend. "Hi Toushirou!"
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He scowled. "What?"
... Oh. It was Phillip. Well, whatever. He wasn't going to modulate his tone; he just wouldn't hit him.
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"... This had better be because you didn't hear about it."
He didn't want to deal with this weird emotionless crap that Phillip had been doing about death. If he knew, and was still confused as to why anything would be a big deal . . .
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He huffed out an angry breath. "Cops raided the highschool on a so-called drug bust. Some of us got arrested."
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"Somebody's been tipping 'em off." That was what Bakura had said, anyway. It made enough sense when you didn't stop and think about things too deeply.
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"What's going on? This isn't like you at all."
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"Exactly how much attention have you paid to what's going on?" He perhaps didn't mean for that to sound so accusatory, but to hell with tone.
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He huffed out an angry breath. "So called drug-raid on the highschool by the cops. Some of . . . us got taken in."
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"I don't know," he repeated, less emphatically this time. "One of us is a double-crosser or something. I don't know who the guy is or anything."
He hadn't paid too much attention to that part. Yeah, it was important information, but when you heard that one of your friends might be in mortal danger, things like that kind of went on the back burner. Get Winter (and Lyall, though that was a secondary thought to him) out of there, and then worry about backstabbers. There were priorities, here.
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Stupid Octavia. Stupid Alan. Now when they needed to get people out that couldn't have avoided being arrested . . . His fists clenched. Why was there no good target for him to hit right now?
"We've got people on the inside, it's just --"
It was his friend in there this time. Somebody he looked out for. And he could do a big fat nothing about it.
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"Come on. Sitting here won't do anything, and it's not like you're being useful on the bench. This is important enough that we can skip practice."
Pushing himself up, he started to walk off the field, back to the locker room, waiting to see if Toushirou would follow.
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But whatever. Ethan could do what he wanted. After a moment of internal debate, she shoved himself off the bench and followed. Might as well get the hell out of here. Nothing useful happening here anyway.
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Once they're out of earshot of the team, Ethan sighs, turning to business. "Any ideas? It's not like I can do much to help, but if you have something to start with, I'm game."