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“Well, that didn’t go as planned.”

Sinbad gazed at the strange world around him. David warned beforehand that his new abilities would take some getting used to, that the fabric of space/time was at its thinnest in several decades. All because some righteous brat managed to barge his way into the Sacred Palace and accomplish that which should not have been possible with human hands. (Whether the appointed Magi meant this as jest was up for interpretation. It was difficult to know that man’s true intentions with his odd lack of eyebrows.)

And so Sinbad was lost. But not hopelessly so.

He can feel it, the strange current of destiny... of power coursing through his veins. He wouldn’t be here long. Already, reality was starting to unravel at its edges. 

War was coming to this world. But that was not of his concern.

“Oh?”

Curious amber eyes peek at a nearby cafe’s window display. Various cakes and pastries lined the quaint space. Coffee would be nice.He can wait this out with coffee. And maybe a pastry or two.

that might be debatable lmao

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“I can explode his brains for you.”

“No, just felt like it,” he mumbled. He felt a bit frustrated, is all.

Well, he couldn’t say it wasn’t nice to get out of his cell and roam the halls a bit. Sure, he was supervised at all times, but.. All things considered that wasn’t a huge concern to him. It made sense, honestly. But.. Wait, was there someone else following him? He could hear an extra set of footsteps behind them..

Boredom was the easiest word to describe what Elf felt right now. Working as a guard could be so dull sometimes even more when his poor, mess of a boy Jyugo was asleep which was why he was looking though videos, morbid stuff mostly fake horror films and rolling his eyes at the stupidity of the masses. Scary? None of this was scary. Of course he had found something real, and something interesting to do with one of their inmates and noticed something, something most would of overlooked but a keen eye allowed him to catch that ever small glimpse, a sharp toothed grin spreading on his face.

It was that video that had pushed Elf to pay a visit to building 4, despite how much he HATED it and all the stupid dogs. Dogs, he shuttered. Animals he hated them but he could sneak past just like he had last time when he’d come to spy. It was his lucky day to as it didn’t take much walking before he found his target, wandering outside there cell.