Entry tags:
- !location: contagion containment,
- !plot: melting clock,
- !status: open,
- anwei ayles,
- clark kent,
- daniel jackson,
- faiza hussain,
- fletcher tringham,
- hellion,
- howard bassem,
- jamie hemeros,
- jamie mccrimmon,
- kanoe zouichi,
- kon-el,
- marco,
- miranda lotto,
- rachel berenson,
- rory williams,
- russel tringham,
- sakura haruno,
- sensor,
- tana moon,
- tim drake/red robin
Melting Clock: Quarantine
After Sam Henderson's announcement, the Contagion Containment and Treatment lab was going to get busy. Anyone suspected of being affected by the mysterious affliction would be brought here, and put into one of the large bubbles that would keep any potential contagious diseases in - and the patients themselves. Once in inside, they wouldn't be able to get out again until the Medical staff had cleared them.
And before they could do that, they needed to find out what was causing this - and why.
They had a lot of hard work ahead of them.
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And before they could do that, they needed to find out what was causing this - and why.
They had a lot of hard work ahead of them.
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She'd just have to wait until someone came and helped figure things out-- for her as well as themselves.
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She'd talked to Rachel when Ax had first brought her in, so she was the logical choice to talk to her again.
"Hello," she said, touching one hand to the containment bubble. Her clipboard was ready in the other hand to take notes. "Do you remember me?"
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"I do," she said, earnestly. "I'm, like, sorry I didn't listen to you! That was totally terrible of me..."
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She could hear the 'other' Rachel yelling from across the ward. Well, maybe she had more reason than most to be scared.
"No, no, we should have left someone with you. It made sense that you'd talk to Marco and leave with him. We didn't know enough about what was going on." And we didn't know that you two could change shape and vanish - no, you three.
"I'd like to talk to you about what's happening, if you're ready."
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"But, like, we shouldn't have just run away," she said, frowning. "Marco and I were just worried, I guess." They hadn't trusted it, frankly.
"I'll try to help however I can, though."
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"We weren't exactly certain of what was happening when you first arrived. Now we know more. And we want to help you understand, so that you can help us.
"Here's a first step. When you came on board Stacy, when you came out of the pods - you probably thought about where you had last been, back on your homeworld. Who you were with, and where. Do you remember that?"
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"Um, yeah," she agreed thinking back on it. Thinking about it now, coming out of the pods seemed so much scarier than it had then. But she remembered trying to think about what had just been happening trying to reconcile it. Only... something seemed off. "I, like, remember thinking about it and stuff."
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She looked back at Rachel. "Is it all right with you if you talk to Sakura?" Because if it was, Anwei could get right back to the test results analysis.
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"That's alright," she said to Anwei. "I totally don't want to bother you or anything."
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She turned to Sakura, gave a brief gesture of 'your patient,' and stepped back.
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Of course, it'd helped that she hadn't been very calm. She felt so bad for not being more helpful!
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Another friendly smile. "What's this about weird clocks and gadgets? Remember anything that made them really different?"
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"Um, yeah, I guess so," she said, thinking a little. "There was like, one that was super flat and drippy, you know?"
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