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Brought Down to "Normal?" [Endplot, backdated to before Rebellion]
The crew that returned from Hendersus Villae following their rescue mission was not the same crew that had been sent there in the first place.
Well, they were. They just wouldn't look like they were for a few more hours.
Goliath, Kang, Rainbow Dash, and Crematia were all still stuck as humans, and the reassurance they'd gotten from Zarom Ghartha that their transformation would expire in roughly one day's time was surely enough to allay some of their lingering discomfort with finding themselves still in the wrong bodies, but unfortunately, no amount of reassurance could completely relieve their situation of awkwardness.
Awkward or not, though, they all needed rest and medical attention, so there was no hiding out while the curse wore off. Not unless they wanted to spend the next 12 hours still hungry, tired, and injured to various degrees.
[ooc: setting up subthreads for individual character reactions is a-go!]
Well, they were. They just wouldn't look like they were for a few more hours.
Goliath, Kang, Rainbow Dash, and Crematia were all still stuck as humans, and the reassurance they'd gotten from Zarom Ghartha that their transformation would expire in roughly one day's time was surely enough to allay some of their lingering discomfort with finding themselves still in the wrong bodies, but unfortunately, no amount of reassurance could completely relieve their situation of awkwardness.
Awkward or not, though, they all needed rest and medical attention, so there was no hiding out while the curse wore off. Not unless they wanted to spend the next 12 hours still hungry, tired, and injured to various degrees.
[ooc: setting up subthreads for individual character reactions is a-go!]
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Fortunate that Kang had chosen to lend him his armor, which had protected him from what would have been much harsher wounds. He removed the leather chestpiece and handed it back to Kang.
"Your armor was worth saving. Thank you for lending it to me."
There was tension between them that hadn't been there before, now that they knew just how hard they could come down on opposite ends of a moral dilemma. Goliath had to wonder how this would affect their friendship.
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He had injuries of his own, including a cut on his forehead, scrapes on his arm, and bruises on his torso. He was pretty sure he'd almost broken a rib or two. Unlike Goliath, he was well aware of human capabilities, so he'd been a bit more careful.
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"I'll bring it by the tavern."
Just then, though, they both needed medical attention. Goliath had some very hastily bandaged wounds, and very possibly a few broken fingers from hitting things harder than his human body could take. His knuckles were dangerously deeply scraped. As the adrenaline wore off, the pain was getting harder to ignore.
For a moment he had a burst of respect for humans who sustained such injuries, and dealt with them during the weeks it took to heal. Recovery could not be pleasant, or convenient.
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"I will heal."
Not quickly - but perhaps he'd go straight into stone sleep after becoming himself again.
"If 'easy' would have preserved our lives, I would have done it."
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Rainbow Dash always dresses in plantsuits [Open to anyone]
"Another mission handled in perfect style!" she called out. It certainly hadn't taken her long to adapt.
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"Rainbow? Where are you?" Her mind didn't think to register the human shape still halfway across the room as anything important.
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"Hi, Applejack. It was... kind of an interesting trip," she said, rubbing the back of her head with an awkward grin.
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"Rainbow Dash? What in the hay happened to you?"
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"We all got turned into... humans. It's not permanent, it'll wear off! I just have to wait till then."
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For Carson
He was also clearly injured, though it wasn't anywhere near life-threatening, and didn't look very comfortable.
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"Are you okay?" Concerned, he takes a few steps towards the man, obviously not recognising him.
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You get jaded to this stuff when you've been on Atlantis for 3 years. He wasn't that surprised.
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He came further into the room (barefoot) and carefully sat down on the nearest empty bed. "Fortunately, it's not permanent. Just for another day, max."
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Goliath - in Medbay
Not being able to heal overnight was perhaps the most disagreeable part of being human. Sustained injuries made Goliath reflect on his respect for humans who endured such lengthy discomfort without complaint, who went into battle time and again even when their healing process was so arduous.
He'd sustained a lot of injuries himself, lacking a sense of human limitations. He had bloodied his knuckles down to the bone, broken several fingers, and pulled a few muscles in his arms by hitting things as hard as he could, with his muscles, but harder than human bones were built to endure. As his adrenaline waned, the discomfort was growing harder to ignore.
Stone sleep not being an option for him for several hours, he waited in the Medbay for a physician to do what they could for his condition. His thoughts turned to Elisa as he waited, and he took the time to contact her over the omnicoms. After several days of battle, he desired a peaceful few hours with her more even than he desired a good meal and a nap, both of which he was also in need of.
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"Right-handed."
But he'd switched to his left when his right hurt too much to use.
"This being human is a limiting thing."
If he was still himself, he could fight all the trucks he wanted.
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He leaned over to take a look at the holographic chart next to the bed and licked his lips. No, 'human' certainly didn't this man's normal state.
"I'll treat the right hand first..." he squinted a bit at the chart. "...Goliath."
Huh, where had he heard that name? Besides the Bible, obviously, it was something else niggling at him...
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"You will not recognize me when we meet again, but I will not forget this." He held out his battered right hand. "It is not often that I need the services of a physician."
His right wrist bore a scar that looked as though his hand had been surgically reattached before. When he DID need a physician, he needed one seriously.
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He was tall, at six feet, and had bandages on his forehead and one of his arms. When he sat down, he moved somewhat carefully, mindful of his bruised ribs, and muttered a quiet curse in Nerakese. The two gold necklaces that he normally wore around his neck slipped free from his shirt, hanging loosely against the front of it, as he rested his elbows on the table with a sigh and hung his head.
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She sat down opposite him, plantsuit unzipped just enough to flash the handsome stranger some cleavage. "You look so down, and I don't even know what you drink yet. Anything I can do to cheer you up?"
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She pushed the ale towards him. "But if you wanted to complete the act, this is definitely what Kang would drink. Especially if his barmaid was flirting with him."
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Here she is again. Alone. Naked. But this time, she doesn't have the option change back to her dragon form - no, she's stuck in it.
She's still a sourpuss about the whole human thing. Whatever macabre sense of humor she usually have is gone now.
Folding her arms, she leans against a fleshy wall, not caring or who or what approaches her.