Steve Burnside (
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I've got a disease, deep inside me [totally open]
[ooc: Rather than spam the boards with posts for my characters, this thread takes place a few days after everything quiets down in the medbay. If your character wants to speak to either Luis or Steve, this is the place. I won't have the two of them respond to each other (I'm not quite that tasteless), so let me know who you've come a-callin' for. Alternate thread title: I Can't Believe It's Not Muncest.]
In an isolated bed near the back of the medbay, a teenage boy lay restrained. Anyone who'd caught a glimpse of Steve on the day of the incident would have said he looked much better, but he still looked like hell-- bloodless, clammy skin misted with a thin sheen of sweat, veins standing out dark and purple, a facial expression that read he had been sleeping for quite a while and could stand to sleep for quite a while longer. His right shoulder was tightly bandaged, as was his left hand, and a loose bandage had been wrapped around his head to cover his left eye. His hands were still strapped down to the bed and an IV was feeding into his arm, but it looked like the energy and the color were slowly returning to the skinny redhead.
Now if only it wasn't so goddamn boring in here.
There wasn't even the comfort of constant conversation. Dr. Sera kept busy looking out for the injured all over the medbay, and didn't seem much for talk anyway. Any time he didn't spend hunched over the laboratory equipment in the back of the room he spent sort of muttering to himself, staring at charts, or making thinly veiled passes at the female visitors to the medbay. He did have the decency not to hit on the injured.
Still, his brain was fully entrenched in Science Mode and anybody who needed to speak to him would need to flag him down.
In an isolated bed near the back of the medbay, a teenage boy lay restrained. Anyone who'd caught a glimpse of Steve on the day of the incident would have said he looked much better, but he still looked like hell-- bloodless, clammy skin misted with a thin sheen of sweat, veins standing out dark and purple, a facial expression that read he had been sleeping for quite a while and could stand to sleep for quite a while longer. His right shoulder was tightly bandaged, as was his left hand, and a loose bandage had been wrapped around his head to cover his left eye. His hands were still strapped down to the bed and an IV was feeding into his arm, but it looked like the energy and the color were slowly returning to the skinny redhead.
Now if only it wasn't so goddamn boring in here.
There wasn't even the comfort of constant conversation. Dr. Sera kept busy looking out for the injured all over the medbay, and didn't seem much for talk anyway. Any time he didn't spend hunched over the laboratory equipment in the back of the room he spent sort of muttering to himself, staring at charts, or making thinly veiled passes at the female visitors to the medbay. He did have the decency not to hit on the injured.
Still, his brain was fully entrenched in Science Mode and anybody who needed to speak to him would need to flag him down.
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The dreams probably didn't help either, the ones where his son was walking away from him and no matter how fast or far Luke ran, he couldn't catch up and had to watch Ben slip away.
Still, when he walked in, he spied a familiar face laying on a bed near the back of the place, and wove his way through to stand next to Steve's bed. The young man's injuries made Luke wince inside, but he smiled, happy to see Steve alive. "Hey," he said softly, smiling. "You made it."
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"Hey, Luke," he said, his voice sounding a little hoarse. "So did you. I'm okay."
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"You sure you're okay?" he asked.
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He did not sound exactly confident in this statement, and the look on his face read that he already knew Luke knew what had happened.
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So she dragged herself down to the medbay, and made her way back to Steve's bedside, pulling up the chair nearby. She couldn't help but feel bad for him, he looked sick as hell, and the restraints made it impossible for him to even entertain himself with reading or something.
"Hey," She said quietly, sitting down.
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"Hey Claire," he said weakly. "Dr. Sera said you were fine, but- I'm really glad you didn't get hurt."
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"Everyone else is pretty banged up right now, so it's probably lucky I didn't get hurt too." She couldn't very well look after everyone else when she was laid up herself. "Thank you for what you did for Sherry, by the way."
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Though he supposed it could be seen as kind of surprising. He and Sherry didn't exactly get along up to this point.
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She knew he was probably feeling pretty bad, probably worse than bad, but she still had to ask.
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"Honestly?" he replied, smiling a bit, "Awful."
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She paused, her gaze moving over his face - her expression clearly one of concern. "Do you need anything?"
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"Not really, thanks," he sighed. "There's not much to do until it's okay to let me use my hands again."
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It had occurred to the young woman to check in on her patient, and she stopped beside Dr Sera and reached out timidly to touch him. "Excuse me, doctor?"
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"Oh, losientos. What can I do for you?"
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"I guess check in with the individual patients? Stick with this row, though, let the others handle the rest," he said, waving his hand to vaguely highlight "this row."
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She made her way down to the medbay and scanned the room until she saw a likely looking man working away industriously. "Dr. Sera?"
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"Dr. Yewande," he said suddenly, a smile crossing his face. "Wonderful to meet you in person, amiga! You've found me." And you're quite beautiful in person! Focus, Luis. Focus.
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"The feeling's entirely mutual," she said, offering her hand to the man. "And not only because I imagine we'll be working together a bit in the future."
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"Hi," he said a little awkwardly. He wished this girl didn't have to see him all bandaged up and tied down like this. She probably had a lot of questions and the sight of him would probably just make her ask more. "How are you? You didn't get hurt, did you?"
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So, instead, she found herself down in medbay, staring at his sleeping form.
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He heard somebody breathing next to him and abruptly looked up, nearly jumping.
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She wasn't entirely sure what to say now. So, she went back to staring at him with her wide, blue eyes.
After all, the last time she'd seen him, he'd been bleeding fire.
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