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Seiji wasn't exactly sure if he should use a first aid kit. Mainly cause he doesn't like to be fully healed cause all that does is makes it hurt more when he has to draw blood. "I'm ok... i think." He replied to the offer for the first aid kit. "I try to avoid the carnival corpse... they can't make me enter if they can't find me." Seiji avoids being in places where Tamaki or anyone in charge of the Deadmen (still new to the series, so not sure what they're called) would find him. "Who does he like?" Seiji asked cluelessly

*the picture is not of raven. At first glance it looks like her, but there are small details that set them apart. The girl in the picture has softer eyes, pinker skin, and shorter hair. Come up with another detail that isn't major, if you want. The girls name is Akina*

((I referenced it due to the picture and her being 'similar' as you said. The character's would mearly see this similarity since none of them (that I can think of off the top of my head) had seen the picture previously and couldn't have reached that observation.))

"Yea, good luck with that" he mumbled. He didn't get why Raven insisted they were in trouble concidering no one even showed up yet. He would have whent with 'what they don't know won't kill them', but it was hard to overlook the damages that were delt to the park during the skirmish. " I'm pretty sure you could run fast enough, but I wouldn't stick around too long. You know, incase someone does show up." With Seiji being so new it was likely that he never had an encounter with any undertaker. Hell he seemed nerved out about normal guards finding them before, and they were nothing compared to them.

"Tamaki actually made you a deadman? Hmmm, I never knew him to be that nice..." He trailed off into thought, not knowing exactly how such a thing would be done. With being head of the prison he usually had a hand in undertakers and forgeries, but almost never the production of deadmen. As far as Tegi knew deadmen where found on the outside and brought in. Even more confusiong was that the boy mentioned that he was crippled before. Funny how something as simple as a stone can be that benificial. Tegi found the power to be a hinderance at time's thanks to how his worked. Lack of control was what landed him there in the first place. "So why where you in here before you were a deadman?" he asked as he tilted his head.

The story that Seiji spilled made Tegi’s usual smile drop. He didn’t comprehend why a person who was a sibling would be so ruthless, even if it was within the guard’s job criteria. However, he now understood a bit more as to why Seiji thought about guards the way he did. Well geez maybe I shouldn’t have blabbed about shooting back at them… Tegi thought of the same plan that he had spoken of a few times over, but figured it wouldn’t be possible. Even if security didn’t notice the collar it would still be there pumping its venom and tracking every move, monitoring just how alive a prisoner really was. The only time they released their grip was when a prisoner’s time was up. Hackers could probably try their hand at them, but the chance of the device killing the wearer while it was being dissected was a major risk. Tegi wasn’t about to give him any ideas like that. “These stupid collars are the biggest problem. It’s the biggest thing that separates us from the rest of the world. “ he pouted as he tugged at the ring about his neck. “Then again, would escape make things better? Like I was saying before to someone else, it would be like putting sharks in a petting zoo.” With being treated like a blood sodden gladiator within the prison normal life would be hard to adjust to. Or rather, hard for the rest of society to adjust to. They were currently kept repressed by a number of things, and looking around park’s crowd a sense of false security emitted from the people. But once those restraints were removed they were nothing but wolves in sheep’s clothing.

“Hmm? If anything the courtyard and the park are the places with the most freedom.” he said with a shrug. At least in those places the walls were less noticeable. Sometimes a familiar face or two would be a guest in the park, but it was never worth it. Either people forgot or remembered you in a horrible way. “My first fight was against some old guy. His name was albatross or something, and since I wasn’t as experienced at the time he almost killed me. I only won by luck.” Won. That was an understatement. In being so close to death Tegi actually ended up losing control and killing the guy. He didn’t feel like he won though with the need of medical attention. They seemed to always be there in the end to torment him.