Med Bay: Part Two
With the end of Quarantine, all of the patients who'd been kept in the bubbles had been released (with the exception of those that Medical felt weren't safe to release), and brought back to the Med Bay proper. Some of them might leave, with family or friends to look after them, but others might remain in the Med Bay. Others still were only just arriving, their loss of time not discovered until after Quarantine had ended.
But regardless of whether the affected were staying in the Med Bay or leaving, until this crisis was solved, Medical would continue to check up on the them.
[[ooc: Just make whatever threads you'd like to have set in med bay guys, and feel free to use this post for all Med Bay stuff for the rest of the plot. Just make sure to mark whether your thread is open, closed, or just for a particular group of people, e.g. Medical staff]]
But regardless of whether the affected were staying in the Med Bay or leaving, until this crisis was solved, Medical would continue to check up on the them.
[[ooc: Just make whatever threads you'd like to have set in med bay guys, and feel free to use this post for all Med Bay stuff for the rest of the plot. Just make sure to mark whether your thread is open, closed, or just for a particular group of people, e.g. Medical staff]]
Go Fish! [Round One: Miranda, Rory, Sakura]
A duration three of them were currently trying to fill in with a simple little card game. "It's a lot quieter now than when we had people over in Quarantine." Sakura looked over at her companions. "The point is to end up with matching sets of cards?"
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"What happens if I don't have any cards that match?" Miranda asked. She should probably concentrate more on learning the rules...
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"Yeah, match four cards and then you can lay them down. And if you don't have matches, then you ask for the cards you do have for everyone else, to get the ones you need."
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"Do you know if we're asking people to report in, or if we're actively keeping tabs on the patients who've gone out?" She looked at Rory, curious.
"Sounds simple enough. If the one you ask doesn't have the cards, that's where the 'Go Fish' comes in? Telling them to fish another card out of the stack."
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Simple - Miranda nodded, and hoped that she wouldn't embarrass herself by failing at something that was so simple.
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Forgive me, forgive me. Didn't get the notif. Kick me next time I'm sorry!
/slowly creeps in for a hug instead
NOOOO NOT THE HUGGING NINJA! D8 D8 D8
/gasp! Flee!
/sits all alone... just on my ooowwwn
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just kick me guys. Just kick me
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Silent Treatment (uh....semi-open?)
Setsuna was still an involuntary guest in Medical, as evidenced by the fact that he was currently restrained to the bed and routinely pumped full of sedatives. He had been brought there after he passed out somewhere between the hangar and his quarters. The doctors hadn't wanted to treat him this way, but with his hallucinations growing more intense (which occasionally caused him to lash out at his surroundings) and his injuries (the internal ones in particular) not exactly getting any better with all of his moving around, they really didn't see any other options.
He was surprisingly calm about it during the rare moments he was lucid, despite his not wanting to be there at all. So calm that it was hard to tell when he was awake and when he was under, as the was rarely a change in his vitals, unless he found himself neck deep in a particularly intense hallucination. Privately, though, he felt very much like the prisoner he was, and responded the way he was trained to respond.
Give up nothing.
Find a way to escape.
Even he was worried about the hallucinations. He had to wonder, had the Ohm done something to him? Or had they undone something? Either way, he needed to let his brain process this through, and the drugs weren't helping with that. He still barely understood what happened when he made mental contact with the Ohm, let alone how to explain it. He also knew that somewhere out there, there was an answer, some key that would let his messed up brain slide everything back into place. He didn't know how he knew this, but ever since becoming an Innovator, he's become aware of a lot of things. And whatever he was looking for was something he wasn't going to find while strapped to a bed.
He was waking up now, his eyes slowly opening as the drugs in his system were starting to wear off. He only had one clear thought, however, and that was trying to figure out how to get out of there.
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It was rare that she couldn't focus on her work and all of the Gundams needed to be worked on after that battle. It had taken a lot out of them and it would take her a long time, even with help, to get all the suits repaired. She was currently asleep with her head on the edge of his bed, knowing that she was within striking distance if he did so upon waking.
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...Feldt?
He frowned slightly, his heart sinking a little. Did he make her cry again?
...when has he ever made her cry before?
He thought about that odd paradox for a moment, as he watched her sleep. He then nudged her slightly, quietly letting her know he was awake.
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"Setsuna," she said quietly. Thankful he was awake. She didn't go to get one of the medical staff, she didn't trust them, even though they were doing what they could to make sure he healed. Despite the sleep, she looked tired, but at least he was awake again.
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He turns his head and mouths something to a distorted figure by the doorway, but his words are a smothered mess of syllables. It's as though he were speaking underwater.
Just before Setsuna slips under again, Tieria is seen returning his attention to the bedridden Meister, murmuring a muffled version of his name.
Setsuna...
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When Tieria was close enough, Setsuna did something that was highly unusual for him, and tried to reach out and touch Tieria, all while muttering something about "not floating". The restraints kept him from doing so, but he tried more than once before finally drifting off again.
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She brought up his chart. "At least, I'm pretty sure it's afternoon. I'm still working on learning the ship's clock. Not that it matters, really, since I seem to spend most of my time here, anyway." Glancing over the chart, she looked down at him. "Sorry. But I don't always do well with silence. I tend to prefer conversation, though. My voice isn't that interesting."
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He didn't say anything in response at first, until he finally muttered, "I disagree," though his eyes remained squarely on the ceiling as he talked. It was hard to be sure he actually said it, or even if he was talking to her.
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She would have done her work on him as it was, but the general lack of reactions worried her.
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Something she often found herself both at odds and comfortable with. "Are you awake, Seiei-san?"
A polite way to ask, and easy to ignore if he'd rather not be.
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Settling on that thought, he closed his eyes and let out a breath through his nose.
"I apologize."
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In a place where it could so easily be otherwise, it didn't register as something worth apologizing for. (Even if she would, in his position. Sakura hated the idea of losing control of herself -- something that happened very, very rarely over the years.)
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[Closed to Eva]
Didn't mean he felt comfortable trusting the guy while he was on the fast track to being six years old again.
With his back to the door, Marco sat on one of the beds fiddling around with his omnicomm as he tried to figure out whether it was better to stay in the Med Bay or head back to Cassie's.
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She pauses in the doorway for a moment, wondering if it would be better to turn back and let him stay relatively at peace. She knows she looks different than he'll remember her - older, scarred - and she doesn't know what story she should give for being gone. The honest one, maybe. How do you apologize for being dead? For being kidnapped? Does he know about the Yeerks yet?
She considers walking and just waiting it out until he deages to ten years old and his age just solves these problems.
"Marco?"
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He knew that voice. He'd heard it every day, right up until two years ago. But it couldn't...she was gone...
(Except Sakura had tried to tell him that his mother was here, hadn't she? And Elfangor had been here, even Marco had seen him die with his own eyes...)
For one moment he was almost too terrified to turn around, and find that he'd just been imagining things. But then he was spinning around before he could even thinking about it.
It was her His mom. Alive!
"Mom?" he whispered, staring at her like he was seeing a ghost. He was seeing a ghost. And if he hadn't already been sitting on the bed, he'd probably have fallen over.
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She's not Visser One to him anymore. She's not the rescued damsel to be protected at all costs. She's just his mother, returning.
"You didn't think I'd miss Mother's Day, did you?" she squeaks out through a choked voice.
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[Closed to Rory and Conner]
It was something he'd rather work around. This would help, at least for the moment until a more permanent solution could be found.
He scanned the room, lips quirking into a faint smile when he spotted his target. "Hello, Conner. How are you feeling?"
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"'Sup! I'm fine," Superboy said. "Glad to finally be out of that hamster ball!"
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"Nah, these are fine."
He took them gratefully, and then looked taken aback for a moment, as if, for once in his life, he didn't know what to say.
"Uh, thanks," he eventually settled on. "For...you know."
He was a teenager. It was hard to admit things like this.
"For helpin' me out with all this. I know it's your job, but sitting around keepin' me entertained wasn't."
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