[He couldn't help the small (relieved) smile as Minho made the decision for him, as to what to do next. He nodded as Minho beckoned him to follow him, and he did so, without further question.
Even though scavenging wasn't one of Minho's favorite things to do, when it came to these divided duties, it was one of Thomas'. He likes to explore, as well, get new things, see new things, find answers to questions he didn't even know he had. Of course, there was always the (more likely than not) possibility of running into trouble, too, but well. They were sort of used to that by now, weren't they?
He waited to catch up with Minho, before answering.]
Yeah. [A nod.] I don't know what they are, exactly. But, apparently, when the Cranks reach later stages of the disease, those things start to grow out of them, and stretch over the floor and the ceiling, keeping them in place. They seem to be asleep but they really aren't.
[At all.]
They will break those things easily and they will attack like the rest. [Maybe even more viciously so.]
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Even though scavenging wasn't one of Minho's favorite things to do, when it came to these divided duties, it was one of Thomas'. He likes to explore, as well, get new things, see new things, find answers to questions he didn't even know he had. Of course, there was always the (more likely than not) possibility of running into trouble, too, but well. They were sort of used to that by now, weren't they?
He waited to catch up with Minho, before answering.]
Yeah. [A nod.] I don't know what they are, exactly. But, apparently, when the Cranks reach later stages of the disease, those things start to grow out of them, and stretch over the floor and the ceiling, keeping them in place. They seem to be asleep but they really aren't.
[At all.]
They will break those things easily and they will attack like the rest. [Maybe even more viciously so.]