Going
Passage
Passage noun - Forward movement in time or place.
Usage example: a swift passage from mere liking to actual love
Both words in one sentence
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People have a problem with telling Kirby exactly what's going on, instead deciding that it would be better to pick a fight to prevent his passage.
Source: Franchise / Kirby -
You're happily walking along to get back to your objective, in a passage you've already crossed with no enemy activity whatsoever, and suddenly the lights start going out, one by one.
Source: Video Game / Unreal I - For example, when Terra, Edgar and Banon are visiting Narshe and about to open Locke's secret passage into the mines, Terra says "somethihg" instead of "something." And, of course, there's the classic "I owe you one, so I'm going to jam up your opera" line from Ultros that wasn't fixed on the GBA.
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