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originallutece) wrote2017-04-24 02:04 am
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Rosalind Lutece
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originallutece) wrote2017-04-24 02:04 am
i hope you realise that lelouch absolutely will jump from the window
so! the thing about lelouch is that he's quite a strategic planner, so he's probably planned for this eventuality. ardyn is absolutely right in that he went downstairs, but! halfway through when ardyn makes his way down the stairs, lelouch is going to dart right past him and go upstairs instead - breaking into a bit of a run while he's at it just to put just a little more distance between them. of course, ardyn's welcome to try and grab him as he runs past but lelouch is making sure that he's against the wall so he's possibly out of reach for the most part.
but yes. anyway. once ardyn makes it to the upstairs landing, he'll hear the patter of footsteps and the telltale swing of a classroom door being opened, then it falling shut because lelouch is just going to let the door swing shut while he makes his way over to the window to catch his breath.
follow? ]
lelouch pls
The boy is slippery, that's for sure. He needs more meat on his bones so Ardyn can properly grab him the next time he tries to slip on by. And so up he goes, and now Ardyn is going to have to follow up the stairs. Lelouch is so lucky that he hasn't gotten his warping abilities back yet.
At any rate, it's easy enough to follow into a thankfully unoccupied classroom, and he spots Lelouch near the window. Ardyn is also going to have to take time to catch his breath but that can always wait until he's achieved his goal; if his lungs burst before then, at least he died in an interesting way.]
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