reallycarlaost/emobank-single-binary · Datasets at Hugging Face

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“You do?”	2
Nepthys could hardly believe her.	2
“It is.	1
He should be.	3
I hope that you can do a better job than the last lot.”	2
She sat up, running her hands along her pale, round thighs.	0
“All right, then.	1
Let me see if I can find him.”	0
Isis closed her eyes and lifted her hands.	3
A dark glow coalesced around her palms.	2
Amy leaned forward, looking amazed.	1
The glow reflected on her pink face, casting a sickly pallor over her heartbeat-strong cheeks.	2
Tiny drops of blood began to seep out of Isis’ palms as her brow creased.	2
Her candy lips twisted into a frown.	2
The dark glow grew stronger and larger, filling the air for about a foot around her hands.	2
In her palms, the droplets of blood swelled into small pools.	2
The dark glow began to flicker, and Isis’ frown of concentration became one of worry.	0
The pools in her hands grew deeper.	0
She didn’t shed a bead of sweat, and I didn’t even see her draw a breath, but the glow around her hands shuddered like a stubborn candleflame.	3
Then her fingers tensed and her arms began to shake.	2
The blood in her palms, still filling up, began to ripple.	2
He glanced at me with honest concern, probably the first honest moment he’d shown me: ‘Is she all right?’	0
‘Is she all right?’	2
Her hands twitched and a drop of blood shook out, splashing on the crease of her thigh and hanging to one strand of the black hair between her legs.	2
She gasped and the dark glow went out, taking the blood with it in a flash of heat and red steam.	2
Isis collapsed on the fur, strings cut.	2
Now Nepthys lunged forward, took her by the arms.	3
“Isis, what happened?	2
She shook her head, rubbing her face into the white fur and murmuring something.	2
“What did you say?”	3
She rolled onto her back, her arms crossed tightly over her chest.	2
For the first time, she looked vulnerable.	2
When she finally spoke, I had to lean close to hear her.	3
“I found your vampire,” she said, “but he might know that someone’s looking for him.	2
He’s taken great pains to keep himself hidden.	3
You should look for him at Dvorov’s as quickly as you can.”	2
She turned to me with tired sympathy.	3
“I didn’t see a girl with him.	3
Hurry, though, and you might find him before he leaves.”	0
A twitch of her fingers summoned her pale servants.	3
“One of these will lead you out.”	3
I looked back to see Nepthys whispering something to her.	0
He stood to go, but she caught his sleeve and pulled him back for a moment.	2
There was a terrific echo, each beat reverberating inside of the next, and the old stained-glass windows rattled in their frames.	2
I turned back to the door.	3
“Come on, Amy,” I said, “he’ll be along soon.”	3
When we got there, another pale servant was waiting for us with a box of dark stained wood.	0
He offered it to Nepthys, who opened the box: on velvet lining, a wooden hammer and two stakes.	3
“Mountain ash,”	0
Closing the box, he paused beside the open door and looked back at me.	1
“I really hope we find your Rachel,”	0
“I really hope we find your Rachel,” he said.	1
“I know a quick way to Dvorov’s,”	1
“I know a quick way to Dvorov’s,” said Nepthys.	3
“I bet he’s kicking himself now for not having a way to contact me.”	0
The pulse from inside made the building sound like a giant heart.	2
“Yo, my man Nep!	0
You got the sucker already?”	0
“No, but we got a tip that he might be in your club.	3
Have you seen him?”	0
“Here, man?	1
I haven’t had a vampire here since you and – ” Nepthys shot a wicked look at him.	3
“Anyway, long time, man.”	0
“That’s odd.	2
On the dance floor, people moved with their eyes closed and their hands in the air.	1
Do you mind if we check it out anyway?	3
I have a real feeling that he’s in here somewhere.”	2
Dvorov glanced over his shoulder, a little nervous.	2
“I guess, man, but be quick.	3
We’ll be in and out in a minute.”	0
Nepthys stepped in and Dvorov walked us towards the dance floor.	2
Dvorov asked us.	0
“No, he said that his research was purely academic, not for hunters.”	0
“Bummer.	2
I guess I probably should’ve known, though.	2
I mean, he is kinda tight about that stuff.”	3
He didn’t look very surprised.	3
“Anyway, this is the dance floor, man.	3
Good luck.”	1
Then I saw the bar on the other side of the crowd and knew where to start looking.	3
I danced with Rachel for a while, but then something by the bar seemed to be pulling her eyes.	2
I tried to slip along the edge of the crowd.	0
Things with scales and claws kept flailing against me, pressing me into the wall, but I took a breath and kept moving.	2
My nose filled with a reek of thick sweat.	0
The music began to build, and a strobe came on.	3
Somewhere toward the center of the dance floor, I heard a howl that sent bitter winds under my clothing – for a second, I was back with my family in Russia, hiding from the cold.	2
Then I felt a tug on the back of my shirt and noticed that Amy was following me.	3
I gathered her under my arm.	3
Dvorov was somewhere behind me, too, negotiating delicately through his patrons.	1
Just in front of me, a massive thing slammed into the wall, sending up a cloud of granite dust.	2
It slumped to the floor and I realized that it was a werewolf.	2
Its haunches twitched in time to the music.	1
As it started to rise, a man with thick, scaled skin stretched across rippling muscles leapt on him.	0
She told me that she was heading for a drink and slipped out of the crowd.	1
I thought that my odds were better on the dance floor.	1
Holding Amy in my arms as we ducked between the crush of dancers, I started to wonder if the chances of finding this vampire were even good enough to merit this.	2
A cold thing with countless, writhing tentacles fell against me, thrashing as if in the throes of a drug overdose, tripping me and clutching at my limbs.	2
A woman who could have been an elf twitched and jerked beside me, fingers trembling at the torn edges of her clothing.	2
The creature blocking my vision moved back, but I had seen all that I needed to see.	3
A bleeding, eyeless thing shuddered and beat its arms against me, but I ducked around it and toward the bar.	2

“You do?”

2

Nepthys could hardly believe her.

2

“It is.

1

He should be.

3

I hope that you can do a better job than the last lot.”

2

She sat up, running her hands along her pale, round thighs.

0

“All right, then.

1

Let me see if I can find him.”

0

Isis closed her eyes and lifted her hands.

3

A dark glow coalesced around her palms.

2

Amy leaned forward, looking amazed.

1

The glow reflected on her pink face, casting a sickly pallor over her heartbeat-strong cheeks.

2

Tiny drops of blood began to seep out of Isis’ palms as her brow creased.

2

Her candy lips twisted into a frown.

2

The dark glow grew stronger and larger, filling the air for about a foot around her hands.

2

In her palms, the droplets of blood swelled into small pools.

2

The dark glow began to flicker, and Isis’ frown of concentration became one of worry.

0

The pools in her hands grew deeper.

0

She didn’t shed a bead of sweat, and I didn’t even see her draw a breath, but the glow around her hands shuddered like a stubborn candleflame.

3

Then her fingers tensed and her arms began to shake.

2

The blood in her palms, still filling up, began to ripple.

2

He glanced at me with honest concern, probably the first honest moment he’d shown me: ‘Is she all right?’

0

‘Is she all right?’

2

Her hands twitched and a drop of blood shook out, splashing on the crease of her thigh and hanging to one strand of the black hair between her legs.

2

She gasped and the dark glow went out, taking the blood with it in a flash of heat and red steam.

2

Isis collapsed on the fur, strings cut.

2

Now Nepthys lunged forward, took her by the arms.

3

“Isis, what happened?

2

She shook her head, rubbing her face into the white fur and murmuring something.

2

“What did you say?”

3

She rolled onto her back, her arms crossed tightly over her chest.

2

For the first time, she looked vulnerable.

2

When she finally spoke, I had to lean close to hear her.

3

“I found your vampire,” she said, “but he might know that someone’s looking for him.

2

He’s taken great pains to keep himself hidden.

3

You should look for him at Dvorov’s as quickly as you can.”

2

She turned to me with tired sympathy.

3

“I didn’t see a girl with him.

3

Hurry, though, and you might find him before he leaves.”

0

A twitch of her fingers summoned her pale servants.

3

“One of these will lead you out.”

3

I looked back to see Nepthys whispering something to her.

0

He stood to go, but she caught his sleeve and pulled him back for a moment.

2

There was a terrific echo, each beat reverberating inside of the next, and the old stained-glass windows rattled in their frames.

2

I turned back to the door.

3

“Come on, Amy,” I said, “he’ll be along soon.”

3

When we got there, another pale servant was waiting for us with a box of dark stained wood.

0

He offered it to Nepthys, who opened the box: on velvet lining, a wooden hammer and two stakes.

3

“Mountain ash,”

0

Closing the box, he paused beside the open door and looked back at me.

1

“I really hope we find your Rachel,”

0

“I really hope we find your Rachel,” he said.

1

“I know a quick way to Dvorov’s,”

1

“I know a quick way to Dvorov’s,” said Nepthys.

3

“I bet he’s kicking himself now for not having a way to contact me.”

0

The pulse from inside made the building sound like a giant heart.

2

“Yo, my man Nep!

0

You got the sucker already?”

0

“No, but we got a tip that he might be in your club.

3

Have you seen him?”

0

“Here, man?

1

I haven’t had a vampire here since you and – ” Nepthys shot a wicked look at him.

3

“Anyway, long time, man.”

0

“That’s odd.

2

On the dance floor, people moved with their eyes closed and their hands in the air.

1

Do you mind if we check it out anyway?

3

I have a real feeling that he’s in here somewhere.”

2

Dvorov glanced over his shoulder, a little nervous.

2

“I guess, man, but be quick.

3

We’ll be in and out in a minute.”

0

Nepthys stepped in and Dvorov walked us towards the dance floor.

2

Dvorov asked us.

0

“No, he said that his research was purely academic, not for hunters.”

0

“Bummer.

2

I guess I probably should’ve known, though.

2

I mean, he is kinda tight about that stuff.”

3

He didn’t look very surprised.

3

“Anyway, this is the dance floor, man.

3

Good luck.”

1

Then I saw the bar on the other side of the crowd and knew where to start looking.

3

I danced with Rachel for a while, but then something by the bar seemed to be pulling her eyes.

2

I tried to slip along the edge of the crowd.

0

Things with scales and claws kept flailing against me, pressing me into the wall, but I took a breath and kept moving.

2

My nose filled with a reek of thick sweat.

0

The music began to build, and a strobe came on.

3

Somewhere toward the center of the dance floor, I heard a howl that sent bitter winds under my clothing – for a second, I was back with my family in Russia, hiding from the cold.

2

Then I felt a tug on the back of my shirt and noticed that Amy was following me.

3

I gathered her under my arm.

3

Dvorov was somewhere behind me, too, negotiating delicately through his patrons.

1

Just in front of me, a massive thing slammed into the wall, sending up a cloud of granite dust.

2

It slumped to the floor and I realized that it was a werewolf.

2

Its haunches twitched in time to the music.

1

As it started to rise, a man with thick, scaled skin stretched across rippling muscles leapt on him.

0

She told me that she was heading for a drink and slipped out of the crowd.

1

I thought that my odds were better on the dance floor.

1

Holding Amy in my arms as we ducked between the crush of dancers, I started to wonder if the chances of finding this vampire were even good enough to merit this.

2

A cold thing with countless, writhing tentacles fell against me, thrashing as if in the throes of a drug overdose, tripping me and clutching at my limbs.

2

A woman who could have been an elf twitched and jerked beside me, fingers trembling at the torn edges of her clothing.

2

The creature blocking my vision moved back, but I had seen all that I needed to see.

3

A bleeding, eyeless thing shuddered and beat its arms against me, but I ducked around it and toward the bar.

2