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OOC: What's with the statements about life.... XD, I don't care, I'll play along.

Life is Pain, Death is the Release from Pain.​

IC:

Mark smiled, and was about to reply to the wonderful girl, she was innocent, cute, and yet knew what was right and wrong. Anyone who could hurt someone as cute and innocent as her had to be evil.... he thought... no... he knew that was right. "Sure I'll be your friend, I'll do my best to keep you from getting hurt again, okay?" he said, glancing up warily at Keel, something was off about him... well, something was off about all of them, but Keel didn't seem nearly as sane as Mark or this cute little girl was, at least to Mark's judgement.

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First impressions are the one thing I stink at​

Judging by the looks he was getting from some of them, he'd probably made a bad first impression. He guessed that some of the things he said, didn't go well with them. Great, there one way to lose peoples trust. He rand his hand through his hair trying to think of something else to say. "Either way, it'll be better if we work together. I'm Keel by the way." He knew that wouldn't be enough to earn back whatever trust he'd lost but, he would repair it in time.

 

Andrew had finally made his decision. Despite the fact that he was most likely going to get killed by either going alone or with the rapidly forming party, he acknowledged that he would sort of rather be killed by someone else like him. Someone somewhat human and not by a monster. Thus, he turned from the hallway and went back to joining with the group, though he stayed on the outskirts. Andrew could already tell that his time might not be long on this path as he noticed that thus far he had received two dirty looks from two different individuals. And he still didn't know why. For all he knew, he didn't do anything suspicious or dangerous even. He mentally shrugged. Whatever, the people in this place didn't have all their screws screwed in, just like him. He didn't introduce himself or add in that he had decided to be with the group. He simply stayed silent and waited for a decision to come. Andrew hoped they would decide soon as the longer they stood around deliberating like he had, the less time they had before the monster found them, bored from playing around with the bodies of guards and orderlies. He shivered at the thought, though his face stayed stoic as it had before.