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Unforgotten [Openish]
Shortly after the mission to fight GLaDOS, Vega remembered something. A little niggling feeling that had been in the back of his mind for a while finally crept forward. People were missing. People he knew.
Chief among these were Roxie Schreiber and Yuri Otani, two of the best friends he's had on this ship. They've been missing for... he's not sure how long, but it still feels wrong to not have noticed their absence.
But they're not dead or anything, right? Just gone.
It still feels weird. He feels like he needs to do something, if only for the memory. Vega heads down to the city, finding the old path to Roxie's favorite hideout.
Feel free to intercept him on the way, though.
Chief among these were Roxie Schreiber and Yuri Otani, two of the best friends he's had on this ship. They've been missing for... he's not sure how long, but it still feels wrong to not have noticed their absence.
But they're not dead or anything, right? Just gone.
It still feels weird. He feels like he needs to do something, if only for the memory. Vega heads down to the city, finding the old path to Roxie's favorite hideout.
Feel free to intercept him on the way, though.
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And considering how spaced out her mother had been lately, and how absent her father was, she didn't think it was her place to burden them with her new memories. So, she too ended up down in the City, taking a different path than Vega had to the same location. Roxie's vetinary-clinic-turned-hideout had seen better days. And considering how much squishing of buildings had occurred in recent months, she was glad it was still standing.
"Hi, Vega," she greeted the boy glumly.
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He seemed rather put out as well.
"Did you remember too?" he asked. That had to be it, he decided. There was no other explanation that readily came to mind for Sherry to be down here too. At least, nothing he knew bout.
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It sucked, to put it lightly. It sucked that they had been put back, and their memories had been taken from Sherry and Vega, only to be returned now. It sucked that they had very little to remember their friends by. Suck-suck-suckity-suck-sucked. "I didn't realize my little hiding spot was so close to Roxie's place, and then I just remembered."
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"I just knew I spent a lot of time down here for some reason. It wasn't real important, though."
He sighed and was quiet for a moment. Then, reluctantly, he admitted it.
"I miss 'em, Sherry."
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She glanced at Vega, "It feels silly just standing here." The little girl held out her hand for her friend's. "Let's see if maybe Roxie left something behind. We can at least have something to remember her by that way, right?"
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Vega took Sherry's hand, without really thinking about it. She was his friend. That's all. Besides, it was kind of a reassuring thing.
He was glad that she wasn't gone too.
"Okay, let's."
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wouldn't be swept down a drainalone if something bad happened. Sherry led them to the front door and slowly pushed it open. She recoiled almost immediately as stale air assaulted her senses, making her eyes water. "Yuck! Roxie, what were you doing in here?"no subject
"It's probably nothing bad."
Probably.
Vega peered around a corner into one of the emptied rooms, suddenly remembering time spent down here with two people he'd forgotten to miss.
"We had a lot of fun down here."
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The walls still bore the strange, eldritch symbols Roxie had painted on before. And maybe to someone more magically sensitive, they'd feel weaker, but as Sherry wasn't, she felt nothing. "Her little... sigil things are still up."
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"You know... before she disappeared? We had a fight."
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"I think I remember," he said.
"D'you think she was still mad?"
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It would really stink to lose a friend on terms like those.
"But if they're back in the pods, that means they're okay I guess."
It was the best he could offer, standing here in a place where it just felt odd without them.
"They should still be here though."
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She turned the face of her locket around, "We didn't take any pictures of the four of us, did we? I think I regret that the most."