Thirteen just gave a brief nod of acknowledgement to Asclepius' thanks, and then followed him into the hospital.
She hated hospitals. Too much time spent suffering in a place like this. Horrendous bad lack as a child had led to more than one broken bone, and not to mention the separate deaths of her parents in freak accidents. Unwanted memories resurfaced, tightening her stomach. Images of standing in antiseptic-smelling hallways, listening to one doctor or another tell her So sorry, lass. There's nothing we could do.
So, yes. The Acanthus was not in the best of moods.
Seeing these threads of Fate tagged to various people didn't help her attitude, either. Sure, the Libertine couldn't tell if these threads were to be severed soon (that would probably be some sort of Death sight, she assumed), but in a hospital, the odds were some would be. It's was a morose feeling, having a sense of others' impending doom. Just one more thing to sour her mood.
The unconscious man on the gurney, he certainly drew her attention. All the threads snarled about him, the man was significant somehow. Lacking any threaded connection to herself or the Shaman, however, his fate probably had nothing to do with them and their mission. Her curiosity was peaked, but this was no place to scrutinize those threads.
Instead, she silently followed the Arrow, assuming he knew where to go. Thirteen had see enough crime and medical shows on TV, though, to know the morgue would (usually) be in the basement.
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