Survivalist End [Open]
|| Medical personnel, please report to the Observation Deck. ||
The shuttle from 'Eden' returns to Stacy, carrying the rescue crew and the original crew members that went down to answer the first distress signal. The returning people are bloodied, battered, some grievously injured. Maxine, Diana and Clef are dehydrated and haven't eaten in days. Karis is missing her entire lower half.
But at least she's better off than the corpse and the wand hastily wrapped in sheets and clothing and lying in the back of the return shuttle. Howard Bassem and Cedric Diggory, one laid cold and still by death and the other not even in enough pieces to be scraped up and taken back, never made it home alive. The official causes of death will be respiratory failure and spontaneous combustion, respectively, as if to to provide a clinical, accurate excuse in lieu of questioning a ship that sends children on dangerous missions.
Stacy quickly determines that she is the most qualified to deal with Karis' case and whisks her away to a secluded section of the Medical Bay. The rest of the survivors and the tragedy are left for the crew to deal with.
[OOC: Bendytimed to right before the tournament plot.]
The shuttle from 'Eden' returns to Stacy, carrying the rescue crew and the original crew members that went down to answer the first distress signal. The returning people are bloodied, battered, some grievously injured. Maxine, Diana and Clef are dehydrated and haven't eaten in days. Karis is missing her entire lower half.
But at least she's better off than the corpse and the wand hastily wrapped in sheets and clothing and lying in the back of the return shuttle. Howard Bassem and Cedric Diggory, one laid cold and still by death and the other not even in enough pieces to be scraped up and taken back, never made it home alive. The official causes of death will be respiratory failure and spontaneous combustion, respectively, as if to to provide a clinical, accurate excuse in lieu of questioning a ship that sends children on dangerous missions.
Stacy quickly determines that she is the most qualified to deal with Karis' case and whisks her away to a secluded section of the Medical Bay. The rest of the survivors and the tragedy are left for the crew to deal with.
[OOC: Bendytimed to right before the tournament plot.]

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There was a tightness in her chest though. What was this feeling? She hoped nothing too bad had happened, like the time Paco lost an arm.
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She felt tired and weak but she didn’t want to look it. She didn’t want to look all pathetic curled up in a corner and recovering. So she paced. Not up and down the same path constantly like some loon losing his grip, just around, avoiding conversation.
It was while doing this she almost knocked into Kaya. “Sorry.” She responds automatically.
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"Don't worry about it, I'm here to help anyway. You look like you could use some rest but I'm guessing you know that. Want anything to make it better?"
She was fretting at this point, because something was making her feel nervous. What was it? She had to go and treat people, now.
"Was it that bad, over there?"
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He's watching, horrified, at all of this.
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The call for medical personnel made her speed up a little.
She stops at the sight of the filthy, ragged crewmembers - people wounded, limp with exhaustion; Karis had been dismembered, and her eyes darted away from the too-dry stump of her lower body - and then she moves a little too fast to stand next to the man with the med-kit.
"Excuse me, have you seen Howard yet?" Because she doesn't hear him complaining, which meant he'd either skipped out or was hurt. Or worse.
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"No, I'm afraid I haven't." Not yet.
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He had completed his task of returning the body of the child he had known, but not well enough to speak of to his loved ones, to the ship. He'd done what he could to try to save at least one of Karis' limbs, a task which it seemed he had carried out in vain. There was no task left to him, except perhaps to carry those who could not carry themselves to the medical wing.
There was a certain weariness that followed returning the bodies of children slain at war to their loved ones, and as he stood off to the side, waiting to see if he was still needed, he cast his gaze sadly to the floor, wanting nothing so much just then as he wanted a shower.
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"...you tried. And you gave those sons-of-bitches hell."
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She swallowed. It was like she was removed out of time, or like something had exploded so hard she went deaf. She just felt separate, and that feeling gnawed at her. But she knew better than to allow this to hurt what she had to do.
So she came upon Clef, steeling her eyes as best as she could.
"Medical. What do you need help with?"
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"Clef!" she screamed across the room in horror, and she was practically tripping over her feet in her hurry to get to him. She knew he needed medical attention -- she hardly recognized him as it was -- but she couldn't override her protective instinct.
Too late, really. There wasn't any protecting left to do. She was biting her lip so hard it bled, and she didn't even notice.
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Diana
She looks unwell. There’s little other words for it. It’s still Diana, her hair is still long and dark (albeit unwashed and tangled)and the delicate bones structure of her face remains, but her cheeks sunken in, her eyes are bloodshot with dark bags and under her dry, cracked lips her gums have begun to flare up. She herself knows this is nothing compared to how she looked several months ago, but she seems sickly and at the back of her mind she knows this is her body beginning to panic at the hint of another stream of months of dehydration and starvation.
She suddenly comes to the realization that she’s dithering and actively tries to stop herself. She looks so weak, and she hates it. Back in FAYZ, she hadn’t cared. Everyone looked like this. Now, it singled her out in a way she did not like, she was one of the survivors, she knew what had happened and now people could tell that just from looking at her. Diana did not like them knowing about her.
More than anything, Diana wanted someone to look her over and make sure she’d not picked up anything she hoped that they had some kind of antibiotic or shot to ensure she’d not picked up whatever had killed Howard from the inside. Like her, Howard had been a survivor too but now- She forced the thoughts back into her mind vault and slammed the door shut. There was no Howard anymore. Just another body. She focused on herself instead, not a hard task. It was just her now. Her and Orc.
Oh great. Was she going to have to tell Orc?
So much for her first mission.
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As such Jinx had become aware that the team Diana had gone with was back.
More to the point she had heard things did not go well.
She paused outside the med bay to straighten herself out after a solid jog from the city to the entrance. Pro seemed to take her cue and groomed his feathers before attacking her hair trying to groom it in his own, completely unhelpful manner.
"Watch it, she may be hungry." She warned Pro with very dry wit and stepped through the entrance finally.
It didn't take long to locate Diana and she approched with their bird on her shoulder, a smile on her face, and a sucker in her hand held out in offering.
"Welcome home."
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"Where's Cedric?" The question wasn't directed at anyone in particular. His hands were shaking and he clenched them.
He couldn't be dead. He couldn't. Cedric was 17 yes, and only a few years younger than him, but he was just a boy. He was so young. He was Harry's friend. He was Sirius's...
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She holds a puppy in her arms, carefully-- she doesn't want to hurt him or herself-- and keeps her head low, trying not to shake.
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Her fears were confirmed when she saw Clef and Maxine there. So their mission had gone wrong, badly wrong. Fuu fought down the impulse to rush over to Clef immediately; she could see one of the medics was already with him. Instead, she went to Maxine, who hardly looked any better.
"Miss Maxine, are you injured badly?"
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Allenby, Simon, and whoever wants to give them the news
Allenby wasn't a medical personnel. But when the call came, she was out of the Inn like a shot and pelting towards the transport tubes. Howard. Something happened to that mission; something happened to Howard. Because the other people, well, they were Karis and some mage and people who probably had a lot more fighting skills.
She registered Simon running alongside her and exchanged an anxious look with him before they were whisked off to the Obs Deck. Once Allenby's feet landed on solid ground, she ran towards the cluster of people. "Howard! Where are you? Is he okay?!" she demanded loudly.
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Another face.
"np," she said softly. "Howard is gone."
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KARIS AND STACY
Her tentacles mostly work on removing debris from the injury.
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"Maybe I can be the ship mascot. Karis the Legless Zombie. I can sit in the obs deck and chuck shit at the newbies."
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|| But sadly, I cannot give you back your motility while keeping you in this body. ||
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Orc
Still the scent of alcohol on his breath was unmistakable.
Unable to spot Howard right away he began to move deeper into the med bay, slowly as to not knock anyone over and hopefully avoid getting in people's way.
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But for as long as she waited, she never saw someone go up to him. Take him aside. Tell him what had happened. Never saw his reaction. Never saw him stubble off to drink more now that his only 'friend' had gone.
It really was going to have to be her, wasn't it?
Groaning internally at the prospect, she stopped leaning on her IV pole and approached.
"Hey there." Better see how drunk he actually was first.
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"Hi." He greeted her after he processed that she was for the most part OK. "Welcome back." He added unsure of himself. It was times like this where he really needed Howard. Howard could hold his own talking to Diana.
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