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Block #13 - Cell #27 - Akane, Zephyr, Alexander
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Apr 24, 2017 09:59PM

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Ki-te was actually trying to make his rounds today. He got quite the scolding from his sister for slacking off so he really didn't want to hear it again. It was time-consuming and exhausting. If he got the rounds done fast, then he could laze around as long as he wanted. He will go the length if the results are peace.
However, Ki-te was not an active fellow so it wasn't too long before he ran out of steam and found himself tipping forward onto the floor in front of one of the cells. He didn't even make too much of a noise besides a clean slap against the floor when his face hit it. The pain was dull compared to his exhaustion, thus, he just laid there, his face turned out so he could breathe and it wasn't long before he dozed off on the cool floor.
However, Ki-te was not an active fellow so it wasn't too long before he ran out of steam and found himself tipping forward onto the floor in front of one of the cells. He didn't even make too much of a noise besides a clean slap against the floor when his face hit it. The pain was dull compared to his exhaustion, thus, he just laid there, his face turned out so he could breathe and it wasn't long before he dozed off on the cool floor.

(Do you want me to post with the twins just doing their rounds? I just realized that they can't really do anything about a prison break until there...y'know, actually is one?)
((legit me! Spirit animal spirit animal))
((... shit... yeah, doing their rounds sound good >~<))
((... shit... yeah, doing their rounds sound good >~<))

(Okay!)
The Kiyomi twins, Hana and Honoka, left their dorm for their rounds arm in arm. Honoka, with her regular black blindfold over her useless eyes, wore a short black dress with long sleeves and an off-the-shoulder neckline, which went into lace over her cleavage and then cut off in a boat neckline to finish the top of her dress. The skirt flowed out in an uneven circle instead of hugging her legs, her thigh-high black leather boots only adding to the tease. The ensemble was pulled together a cute, thick, also black, headband. Thanks to Hana's help, the woman looked stunning, as always.
Honoka, with her katana strapped to her right hip with a fashionable belt, clung to Hana's arm, the click of her heels a comforting ring in her ears. "Nee-chan," she began in that soft voice of hers, "would it be possible to stop for breakfast first?" As always, she was hungry. She seemed to be able to eat at any time, regardless if she had already eaten something. This morning was no exception.

Ki-te didn't stir the first few times he was shaken. He didn't even flinch from the noise. However, he eventually hummed and opened his eyes, looking at Balba with lidded eyes but an impassive expression on his face. He sat up and furrowed his brows. His face hurts... which is exactly what he said to Balba, though not on purpose.
Ki-te then frowned as an alarm went off, the light changing to red. "Too loud..." he murmured as a small trickle of blood dripped from his nose.
Hana looked over at her sister, a hand on the handle on her katana. It usually was. The ice queen, Hana was known to draw her sword at a second's notice. She nodded, "yes-" she cut herself off.
Ki-te then frowned as an alarm went off, the light changing to red. "Too loud..." he murmured as a small trickle of blood dripped from his nose.
Hana looked over at her sister, a hand on the handle on her katana. It usually was. The ice queen, Hana was known to draw her sword at a second's notice. She nodded, "yes-" she cut herself off.


Ki-te glanced over at the door but he wasn't overly concerned about the fact a prisoner had broken out of their cell. It was building 13, many prisoners could and often did. The drilling alarm was giving him a headache though. He sniffed then coughed from the blood he inhaled in. He wiped underneath his nose and noticed the bed. He looked at Balba, akin to a pet begging for food. Ki-te then realized that if he slacked, he would get in more trouble with his sister and didn't want that. "We can return to your cell," he said. Wanting to hide in a cell and sleep...
Hana winced at the bright red light and narrowed her eyes a bit. A prisoner escaped? How foolish and so early in the morning. "Of course," Iyuki answered her sister before she ran towards where the light pulse originated. When they finally arrived, she took in the sight of the door, a guard on the ground bleeding and a prisoner next to him. Without a moment's hesitation, she rushed towards the large man to restrain and return to a cell.
Hana winced at the bright red light and narrowed her eyes a bit. A prisoner escaped? How foolish and so early in the morning. "Of course," Iyuki answered her sister before she ran towards where the light pulse originated. When they finally arrived, she took in the sight of the door, a guard on the ground bleeding and a prisoner next to him. Without a moment's hesitation, she rushed towards the large man to restrain and return to a cell.

Honoka, once they reached the site, paused several feet away to assess what she could with only her hearing. She could hear the odd breathing of an injured nose, or at least that of someone who couldn't properly breathe through it. The deeper breathing of a calm person, one who she hoped was the prisoner, rested more toward where she knew the wall of cells were. "Nee-sama, is the guard Ki-te-san?" she asked, knowing well the sound of his indifferent voice. She inched as close as she could before she was fearful of accidentally stepping on the cat-like man. Tapping lightly on the floor and the man's arm lightly after crouching down, she managed to find Ki-te's shoulder, which helped her lift the man to his feet with her surprising strength. "Ki-te-san, your nose? What happened?" she questioned softly, holding him up by wrapping her arms around his middle.

((when you fuck up a letter xD names are not my forte))
Ki-te didn't react but was moving a bit, although slowly, to move to his feet only for the twins to arrive before he could and causing him to look over. He tensed seeing the one... Hana he thought, rushed towards the prisoner who helped him. "No," he muttered, though there wasn't much force behind his words but he tried.
Hana basically ignored Ki-te's soft words, even Balba's attempt to move away and explain what happened. However, when her sister spoke was when she stopped her attack, though the tip of her blade centimeters from his neck. Her expression was emotionless, just like Ki-te's but where he had one more mild and tired type of impassiveness, Iyuki's was cold. She glanced over at the guard on the sitting on the floor, "yes, it is," she said, scowling a bit. She didn't see why that mattered. Ki-te was a pushover.
Ki-te looked at the blind sister and was helped up to his feet. He was shaky once on his feet and was glad she still had a hold on him otherwise he would have tipped over again. He didn't have enough sleep to recuperate his energy. "I fell on my face," he said bluntly, he didn't have much shame. "He just helped me," he said, looking at Hana and Balba.
Hana frowned and then looked at the prisoner. "You should have just left him," she said coldly, her eyes narrowed. "Leaving the cell against permission for any reason is prohibited unless you want to go to solitary."
Ki-te didn't react but was moving a bit, although slowly, to move to his feet only for the twins to arrive before he could and causing him to look over. He tensed seeing the one... Hana he thought, rushed towards the prisoner who helped him. "No," he muttered, though there wasn't much force behind his words but he tried.
Hana basically ignored Ki-te's soft words, even Balba's attempt to move away and explain what happened. However, when her sister spoke was when she stopped her attack, though the tip of her blade centimeters from his neck. Her expression was emotionless, just like Ki-te's but where he had one more mild and tired type of impassiveness, Iyuki's was cold. She glanced over at the guard on the sitting on the floor, "yes, it is," she said, scowling a bit. She didn't see why that mattered. Ki-te was a pushover.
Ki-te looked at the blind sister and was helped up to his feet. He was shaky once on his feet and was glad she still had a hold on him otherwise he would have tipped over again. He didn't have enough sleep to recuperate his energy. "I fell on my face," he said bluntly, he didn't have much shame. "He just helped me," he said, looking at Hana and Balba.
Hana frowned and then looked at the prisoner. "You should have just left him," she said coldly, her eyes narrowed. "Leaving the cell against permission for any reason is prohibited unless you want to go to solitary."


"A prisoner escaping his cell under any circumstances are in the wrong," Hana repeated sternly, glaring at Balba with a chilling look. She lifted the radio attached to her shirt pocket, radioing in the incident and the fact they needed a door replaced. It shouldn't take too long to get that done, fortunately, Nanba was efficient. If this place was any worse, she wouldn't have allowed her family to stay here.
Ki-te closed his eyes when Honoka began feeling his face, not wanting his eyes to be poked but the feeling returned to his feet so he was able to stand for himself. Though, he didn't. He peeked at Honoka and shook his head. "I'm fine," he tried to insist. He didn't like doctors, just like he didn't like the dentist. He wanted to avoid this inconvenience as much as possible. The last thing he wanted to do was make his way to the infirmary. It was just a little blood... probably a nose bleed from hitting his nose just a bit too hard.
Hana turned her blade when Balba spoke, causing the blade to glint against its shape blade. "He isn't dead," she stated and looked over at her sister. "Noka, we'll all head. I can't leave the inmate until the door is replaced," she stated and finally sheathed her blade. The prisoner was very lucky her sister had recognized that it was Ki-te otherwise this would have turned out quite differently. She went over to cuff Balba though suspecting he could break out of them if he really wanted to. "Forward," she commanded with an icy tone until they were by Honoka's and Ki-te's side. "Follow our footsteps?" Hana directed to her sister, her tone much softer and less demanding.
Ki-te sighed, looking longingly towards the bed in Balba's cell. "We don't need to go," he insisted again, wiping away another trickle of blood that dripped from his nose.
Ki-te closed his eyes when Honoka began feeling his face, not wanting his eyes to be poked but the feeling returned to his feet so he was able to stand for himself. Though, he didn't. He peeked at Honoka and shook his head. "I'm fine," he tried to insist. He didn't like doctors, just like he didn't like the dentist. He wanted to avoid this inconvenience as much as possible. The last thing he wanted to do was make his way to the infirmary. It was just a little blood... probably a nose bleed from hitting his nose just a bit too hard.
Hana turned her blade when Balba spoke, causing the blade to glint against its shape blade. "He isn't dead," she stated and looked over at her sister. "Noka, we'll all head. I can't leave the inmate until the door is replaced," she stated and finally sheathed her blade. The prisoner was very lucky her sister had recognized that it was Ki-te otherwise this would have turned out quite differently. She went over to cuff Balba though suspecting he could break out of them if he really wanted to. "Forward," she commanded with an icy tone until they were by Honoka's and Ki-te's side. "Follow our footsteps?" Hana directed to her sister, her tone much softer and less demanding.
Ki-te sighed, looking longingly towards the bed in Balba's cell. "We don't need to go," he insisted again, wiping away another trickle of blood that dripped from his nose.


Hana was glad the alarm and red light had been switched off after they'd arrived at the scene. She knew the sound was very hard on her sister. She made the way, staying behind the prisoner but off to the side so she could actually see ahead of him. She glanced at the prisoner when he spoke, her expression impassive and her hand not holding her katana's handle rested firmly at her side. She didn't seem to react at his question but she was a little less than impressed. "No," she responded coldly, mainly in spite. If he asked Tsubasa, their older brother, she knew he'd give him one. He was too nice to people sometimes.
Ki-te warned Honoka about little dips or triggers for traps as they walked, mainly for self-interest but also because he didn't want her to hurt herself. He could be nice and thoughtful occasionally. He wasn't at all pleased about going to the infirmary, seeing as he clearly had no choice in the matter now -especially since he was feeling dizzy at this point. However, his eyes lit up [as much as they could] when she mentioned him being able to rest. "Okay," he said, as monotone as ever but there was a slight variation that led to his determined mood.
Hana and Ki-te looked at Honoka when her stomach growled. Iyuki's lip twitched in a bit of a smile. The twins had quite the appetite but with all the training they did it wasn't shocking. "We'll grab something once they're in the infirmary and come back," she assured Honoka, not wanting her to wait too much longer for food. She wasn't the only one hungry after all.
Ki-te warned Honoka about little dips or triggers for traps as they walked, mainly for self-interest but also because he didn't want her to hurt herself. He could be nice and thoughtful occasionally. He wasn't at all pleased about going to the infirmary, seeing as he clearly had no choice in the matter now -especially since he was feeling dizzy at this point. However, his eyes lit up [as much as they could] when she mentioned him being able to rest. "Okay," he said, as monotone as ever but there was a slight variation that led to his determined mood.
Hana and Ki-te looked at Honoka when her stomach growled. Iyuki's lip twitched in a bit of a smile. The twins had quite the appetite but with all the training they did it wasn't shocking. "We'll grab something once they're in the infirmary and come back," she assured Honoka, not wanting her to wait too much longer for food. She wasn't the only one hungry after all.


(not nearly enough compared to yalls but am tired))
Hana exhaled but said nothing about the food comment. She wasn't a maid service but if it was something her sister offered to do than she'd do it. She was too kind.
Ki-te debated, it was between sleep and eating at this point. He wanted to sleep more but he'd get more energy if he ate something. "Yes," he finally responded, "thank you," he added since his sister had managed to drill manners into him. Somewhat. He was basically a limp doll but stumbled a bit when he was shifted a bit. He blinked, feeling very tired. It wouldn't be past him to fall asleep soon.
Hana nodded, "of course, we will," she agreed, "maybe Nii-sama will join us if he's also done," she added though her tone was crisp, emotionless. It was fortunate that the twins had been together long enough to recognize each other's emotions from slight variations.
Ki-te debated, it was between sleep and eating at this point. He wanted to sleep more but he'd get more energy if he ate something. "Yes," he finally responded, "thank you," he added since his sister had managed to drill manners into him. Somewhat. He was basically a limp doll but stumbled a bit when he was shifted a bit. He blinked, feeling very tired. It wouldn't be past him to fall asleep soon.
Hana nodded, "of course, we will," she agreed, "maybe Nii-sama will join us if he's also done," she added though her tone was crisp, emotionless. It was fortunate that the twins had been together long enough to recognize each other's emotions from slight variations.


Ki-te peered over and up at Balba, but he found it straining so he stopped. His neck hurt now and his face... mainly his nose. This is troublesome. "No," he stated, simply and he didn't bother going into any other detail. The guy seemed nice, and big. Maybe he was as comfortable as he seemed. Peaceful sleeping while being carried around. What a wondrous dream.
Hana was glad they soon reached the infirmary, stopping and moved to open the door when Honoka ran into her. She paused and looked back at her sister, grasping her hand in her's. "Hey," she said softly, "it's-" she stopped when Balba spoke. She glanced over at the prisoner, eyes narrowed. She needed to see his file. Clearly, he had an ability but... she didn't know what. He crossed a line that Hana didn't like anyone on the outside trying to come in.
Ki-te tensed, mostly ignoring the conflict happening in front of him. "Is it too late to turn back?" he murmured. He didn't like doctors, almost as much as he feared dogs. Dogs didn't really like him. Well, maybe the beds were comfy?
Hana was glad they soon reached the infirmary, stopping and moved to open the door when Honoka ran into her. She paused and looked back at her sister, grasping her hand in her's. "Hey," she said softly, "it's-" she stopped when Balba spoke. She glanced over at the prisoner, eyes narrowed. She needed to see his file. Clearly, he had an ability but... she didn't know what. He crossed a line that Hana didn't like anyone on the outside trying to come in.
Ki-te tensed, mostly ignoring the conflict happening in front of him. "Is it too late to turn back?" he murmured. He didn't like doctors, almost as much as he feared dogs. Dogs didn't really like him. Well, maybe the beds were comfy?

"Hana, Honoka!" Tsubasa, the twins' older brother, called softly from across the infirmary. With a beautiful smile on his angelic face, he made his way over to the group that his sisters had brought into the infirmary. He gave the girls a big hug, using his large wings to hold them both at the same time. A small smile lit up Honoka's otherwise expressionless face. After a moment of quiet, he remembered the others. "Ki-chan, sit up, please. We don't want you swallowing the blood," he laughed softly. He helped the listless guard do as he had just corrected and then rolled up two pieces of tissue. "Put these in your nose. They'll suck up the blood, as I'm sure you know. You can sleep, but please stay sitting up." Finishing up with Ki-te, Tsubasa turned toward the giant prisoner not too far away. "Balba...-san, right?" He smiled that kind smile of his. "Block 13? You're a bit far from your cell... Hana, what happened?"

Hana regretted not stabbing the man, holding her sister's hand tightly in reassurance. It was a good thing she hadn't, Tsubasa would have scolded her and she could never sit through those. She led her sister and Ki-te over to a bed, helping her putting Ki-te on the bed. She would have just tossed the guard on it but of course, that didn't happen.
Ki-te was glad to be placed on the bed, patting Honoka's and Hana's cheeks in a very lethargic way, "thank you," he muttered before he curled up. He melted against the bed, surprisingly more comfortable than he expected but at this time he doubted it would have really mattered.
Hana looked over when their brother called out to them and actually offered him a smile in time with Honoka. Family was the only thing she really cared about. She returned their hug, though she hadn't released her sister's hand. It wasn't surprising since they'd been like that since they were kids.
Hana moved away when he went to address the injured ones and turned to Honoka, "we can go now," she said, knowing she was hungry and didn't want to make her wait any longer. She led her towards the door.
Ki-te opened his eyes, looking at Tsubasa blankly. He didn't wish to sit up, blood be damned. However, he helped him sit up so there wasn't a choice in the matter. He slumped, closing his eyes as Tsubasa helped him with his nose problem. "Okay..." he murmured, clearly only half paying attention. He did end up sitting and sleeping though. His body swaying a bit, his head jerking to one side occasionally. It looked like he was going to pitch over onto the ground at any moment... again.
Hana was stopped by Tsubasa just when the twins reached the door. She paused and looked over and glared at Balba. "Ki-te overexerted himself I imagine. He fell, the prisoner broke open the door to see if he was alright," she muttered.
"We'll be at the cafeteria, we'll bring you something to eat too, Nii-sama."
Ki-te was glad to be placed on the bed, patting Honoka's and Hana's cheeks in a very lethargic way, "thank you," he muttered before he curled up. He melted against the bed, surprisingly more comfortable than he expected but at this time he doubted it would have really mattered.
Hana looked over when their brother called out to them and actually offered him a smile in time with Honoka. Family was the only thing she really cared about. She returned their hug, though she hadn't released her sister's hand. It wasn't surprising since they'd been like that since they were kids.
Hana moved away when he went to address the injured ones and turned to Honoka, "we can go now," she said, knowing she was hungry and didn't want to make her wait any longer. She led her towards the door.
Ki-te opened his eyes, looking at Tsubasa blankly. He didn't wish to sit up, blood be damned. However, he helped him sit up so there wasn't a choice in the matter. He slumped, closing his eyes as Tsubasa helped him with his nose problem. "Okay..." he murmured, clearly only half paying attention. He did end up sitting and sleeping though. His body swaying a bit, his head jerking to one side occasionally. It looked like he was going to pitch over onto the ground at any moment... again.
Hana was stopped by Tsubasa just when the twins reached the door. She paused and looked over and glared at Balba. "Ki-te overexerted himself I imagine. He fell, the prisoner broke open the door to see if he was alright," she muttered.
"We'll be at the cafeteria, we'll bring you something to eat too, Nii-sama."

Tsubasa smiled warmly at his sister when she pressed her palm against his chest, his brows narrowing in pain. After the twins left, he turned toward Ki-te and helped adjust him so the pillows kept him propped up but he wouldn't fall off the bed. Finally he had a chance to speak to the prisoner. "Balba-san? Would you mind sitting down? You're so tall that it hurts my neck to look up at you. And besides, sitting must be more comfortable than standing," he requested, his smile just as bright as before, but far less sincere.

Balba watched everyone and quickly stood still and let everyone have their moment of nicety. He enjoyed watching more so than actually than interacting with people. It was just easier to keep up with what everything that was going on. When the two guards left to go get food, he happily plopped into one of the many chairs around the room. You still had to look up at the man slightly to see his face, but at least it wast neck breaking height. Helifted his hands up tried to rubbed his shoulder that was now started to hurt a lot more and frowned.
Hana was quiet after Honoka's question. She was going over the prisoner's appearance to best describe him in a way that would allow her sister to picture him. "I believe he was called Balba," she told her, her tone much softer than how it had been in the presence of the other two. "He's very tall, near both of our heights combined," she mused, a bit exaggerated she would bet but it was close enough. "Very well-built, muscular and sturdy and fit. Despite, he has a disheveled appearance, Messy hair, scruff and he had blueish eyes... I believe," she added, her brows furrowed. "He has a stupid sort of smile though and isn't dressed in the properly established uniform." She added her tone a little crisp at the end. Hana continued to lead her sister to the cafeteria, telling her the turns they were taking and approximately how far they were from the cafeteria.
When they finally reached, she released her sister, telling her to wait there for a moment. Hana then quickly went to collect some food quickly after telling her sister the exact layout of the room and where people were in the room. Hana returned after a few moment with a bag of snacks while carrying her and Honoka's breakfast. "Noka," she said, "I have your food. Lift your arm in front of you, 90 degrees," she added.
When they finally reached, she released her sister, telling her to wait there for a moment. Hana then quickly went to collect some food quickly after telling her sister the exact layout of the room and where people were in the room. Hana returned after a few moment with a bag of snacks while carrying her and Honoka's breakfast. "Noka," she said, "I have your food. Lift your arm in front of you, 90 degrees," she added.

Honoka gasped softly at the description of the prisoner they had just left with their brother. "Oh, wow... There's no wonder he was put in Block 13... Though, he doesn't really...sound like the type of person who would want to escape. His size may be a problem in other blocks though. Intimidation and status among the prisoners is still very much a thing," she rambled. It was only when she was alone with her sister that she spoke this much. As proven once they neared the more active cafeteria. Mouth shut and aura frigid, she stepped off to the side as instructed by her sister. The prisoners around her quieted down, either due to her well-known ability—lowered voices didn't make a difference though—or because of how feared her and her sister were as a duo. On her own, she was hell enough, but all the prisoners knew was the pair of sisters that could kick some serious ass. Most were too afraid to tempt them once they were separated.
Honoka tuned out of the conversation to her left once she heard Hana returning. Again, she did as instructed, accepting the food she received carefully and then tighter once she was sure of her grasp on it. Instead of speaking, she nodded to acknowledge her sister and tell her that she had a hold on the box of food. She offered her arm to her sister, and only once they were linked did they head off toward the infirmary.


Hana sighed, "highly probable," she admitted. She knew her impulse to attack first was not correct, and it was always pointed out afterwards when she went over what happened with Honoka. Hana did need to start assessing the situation before charging head first in but she doubted it would ever change. "He seems rather docile," she added with a frown. He hadn't reacted at all hostile despite the fact she had a sword to his throat. Why was the guy even here? She has to update herself on all the prisoner's files soon, it was not safe for her to remain so ignorant.
Hana made sure to get them out of the cafeteria quickly. She knew the prisoners wouldn't try anything to them from fear but neither she nor her sister liked being in the company of others. It was them against the world... aside from their brothers.
Once Honoka had her food and Hana had linked arms with her, they were on their way back in a hastened pace. Hana didn't want them to wait too long. They were being tormented with the delicious smell that drifted from the covered food.
Hana made sure to get them out of the cafeteria quickly. She knew the prisoners wouldn't try anything to them from fear but neither she nor her sister liked being in the company of others. It was them against the world... aside from their brothers.
Once Honoka had her food and Hana had linked arms with her, they were on their way back in a hastened pace. Hana didn't want them to wait too long. They were being tormented with the delicious smell that drifted from the covered food.

Honoka's stomach snarled furiously just after they got out of earshot of those in the cafeteria, as if it respected her enough to wait. She'd always had a hard time with eating a lot of food. Luckily, despite her love of chocolate, she wasn't too big a fan of sweets. Her regular, extreme work-outs kept her body fit while her lack of diet kept her stomach from growling every thirty minutes. The smell of the food made her mouth water, making the walk to the infirmary seem like hell. "Nee-sama... Should we save a bit of food for Nii-sama? Or Sai-chii? Maybe... Maybe we could take Sai-chii out for a walk? He needs a little time out of his cell, right?"
As if to echo her sister, Hana's stomach growled as well causing her to look at her sister before chuckling. Good thing food was part of the job otherwise their food bills would be through the roof. She picked up the pace a bit just so they could get to the infirmary quicker. "I have some food for them in the bag I'm also carrying as well as something for Ki-te and Balba," Iyuki told her sister. She thought about her suggestion. Saiyaku usually kept himself in his cell these days despite being moved to regular holding for good behaviour. He didn't want to do anything that could cause him to snap again. "We can see if he wants to," she agreed, "I'm sure he'd like a walk to the library to get some more books." If not, to the garden or outside, in general, would be good for him as well.

"Move blocks? But..thats where I've been since I got here. Why would I want to move?" Balba looked at Tsubasa with his dopey eyes. There was no need to move, he had friends in his cell, though it was more of a house compared to where he use to live. His hands remained still though his right leg began to shake up and down as he talked, it was just a way Balba thinked, he had to be moving something. He wondered why peolpe kept wanting him to move. The doctor wasnt the only one who had asked him about it, quite a few didn't think he should be in Block 13.

Honoka gave her sister a warm, albeit small smile in response to her words. "I would hope so," she said softly, her smile disappearing once they neared the infirmary. They passed someone escorting a lightly bandaged prisoner back to his cell, and for the briefest moment Honoka tightened her arm around Hana's. Only once the pair were a good ways away from the guard and prisoner did the woman calm down. It wasn't unusual for Honoka to get tense around a prisoner, and even other guards, especially if they had heavy, or drunken footsteps like their stepfather had. Even so, there were worse reactions for her to have to people purely based on the sounds they made. Luckily, this particular reaction was not intense.
Tsubasa sighed softly. "I simply don't think that you belong in block 13. Then again, I haven't seen what you're capable of... Being moved out of block 13 is a reward, though, just so you're aware. My little brother was moved to regular holding for good behavior. It's not something to dread, but... I guess I can understand enjoying your cellmates, or liking the solitude of block 13..." He turned toward the door upon hearing his sisters enter. "Ah, Honoka, Hana. Thank you," he greeted. His smile was far more genuine, his eyes gentler as he gazed as the twins. Even his wings seemed less tense in their presence.

((Feel better! And good luck with school.))
Iyuki smiled, unable to help it when she saw her sister's smile. It was a rare thing since they weren't often alone while in this prison.
When Hana felt her sister's grip tighten, she glanced around to see what had caused it. She moved closer to Honoka, reassuring her without any words. She greeted her brother with a nod, though her expression softened as it only did with her family when they reached them. She then clenched her jaw and shook her head when she noticed Ki-te completely passed out on a bed. She had no hope for him, no one in this place did.
Iyuki placed her food down for a moment to pull out the grub she'd grabbed for her brother, Balba and left what she'd grabbed for Ki-te on the hospital bed he was laying on. Once everything was distributed, she led her sister somewhere they could sit and eat, finally.
Iyuki smiled, unable to help it when she saw her sister's smile. It was a rare thing since they weren't often alone while in this prison.
When Hana felt her sister's grip tighten, she glanced around to see what had caused it. She moved closer to Honoka, reassuring her without any words. She greeted her brother with a nod, though her expression softened as it only did with her family when they reached them. She then clenched her jaw and shook her head when she noticed Ki-te completely passed out on a bed. She had no hope for him, no one in this place did.
Iyuki placed her food down for a moment to pull out the grub she'd grabbed for her brother, Balba and left what she'd grabbed for Ki-te on the hospital bed he was laying on. Once everything was distributed, she led her sister somewhere they could sit and eat, finally.