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[As the PCD shakes considerably, muttered curses could be heard stumbled out as the camera passes over pale skin, blood, and the outside of Veles' walls. Lily's sitting on the ground, probably with the device propped on one of the knees as she's leaning back against the wall. She looks pale and feverish, with a few yellowing patches. Before talking there's a few wet chesty coughs, Lily muttering off to the side before back-swiping at air.]
So, guess I should say right away that I'm not infected.
[She just looks like she's going through the beginning stages, as she covers her mouth with a hand that's covered in some dried and some fresh blood, along with other substances. Something keeps catching her attention for less than a second every now and then, making it hard to continue through and finish sentences.]
Don't know who's... Who's available, but I mostly need someone who knows how to deal with poisons, toxins or whatever just as much as injuries. I- no, I'm not interested It's stronger than what I've had to deal with from last time.
[A swipe in the air, muttering again though it could be heard as 'bugger off.']
A little aid would be nice, though.
So, guess I should say right away that I'm not infected.
[She just looks like she's going through the beginning stages, as she covers her mouth with a hand that's covered in some dried and some fresh blood, along with other substances. Something keeps catching her attention for less than a second every now and then, making it hard to continue through and finish sentences.]
Don't know who's... Who's available, but I mostly need someone who knows how to deal with poisons, toxins or whatever just as much as injuries. I- no, I'm not interested It's stronger than what I've had to deal with from last time.
[A swipe in the air, muttering again though it could be heard as 'bugger off.']
A little aid would be nice, though.
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Who shot you? *he might have to go return the favor, though mentioning a laser reminded him of someone he'd recently met*
*more frowning from Blaine, the most you've probably ever seen him do* It'd be faster to carry you, but I don't want your toxins melting me into some puddle of blonde goo.
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The Master, or Saxon if he's still playing with that name. Bored psychopaths, go figure.
[Melt, seriously?] It's poison, Blaine. Not acid. I've caused festering infections, rot, and getting people to think there are maggots, but I haven't caused melting. Anyway, I'd rather take the slow way with distance between your skin and my leg.
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*so non-chalantly* I like my description better.
You need to rest? If not, we should get going now. I'd rather wrap your leg and carry you.
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[Now Lily's going to get all stubborn. Why is it that sick people are rarely cooperative?]
With what? You need as much of you skin covered as possible. I'd rather not have you joking about my weight while carrying me, anyway. It'd be bad enough if you tried it on solid ground, much less sand.
[Holds up hand, giving a bit of a pouty look.] Come on, just help me up and we'll get going that way. Don't make me say the p-word.
[Because Lily rarely says please.]
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I'll skip the weight jokes if you skip the pony jokes.
*rolls down his sleeves to cover his arms- gdi it's hot- and then holds out hand to help her up; he might pull her too hard, he might try to scoop her up and lug her around anyway, even if it'll hurt her leg like a bitch* Fine, fine.
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[Nods as an agreement, her addled brain figuring that he was agreeing to just be support on a walk there, and stick to that. Which would be the reason why she takes his hand.]
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*leans down and takes her hand, pulling her up, and keeps pulling as he crouches to just lift her onto his shoulder like a sack of potatoes; here's to hoping she doesn't puke down his back*
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What the bloody hell, Blaine?! I could walk!
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*starting to walk slowly, getting his balance adjusted; he'll go at a moderate and steady pace if she keeps still; he figures he can go for a half-mile or so before he might have to let her walk*
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[Nah, she doesn't have the strength to really thrash about, and as off as her mind is right now, she doesn't want to hurt Blaine. Not that it stops her from moving from the leg being irritated, and pushing hair off from her face.]
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*keeps a steady hand on her and trying not to jar her too much, but he knows he is just by moving; he'll make up for it by going faster than she could by fucking hobbling*
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[Very true that he'll be going faster than her limping about. She's just a horrible damsel in distress. It figures that she is normally.]
Do you even know where the clinic is?
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Nope. It shouldn't be so hard to find.
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[If she was the face-palming type, Blaine. She would do it so hard]
Well, now I know I'm going to end up being too heavy for you before we get there.
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[Because obviously Blaine has no reason to be.]
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[And as they get further and further away from Veles, the odor of (slightly ripe) apples and almonds will end up getting more and more apparent as the dampening effect starts to wear off.]
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You don't leak cyanide gas do you?
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[Stays quiet for a bit before sighing. This position is giving her a new kind of headache.]
The stink from sweat spreads out. I don't see that being so different. Guess you're smelling it even better with my leg in front, considering that pus is the toxins I make.
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You're not going to pass out. I haven't, despite how long I've had it going after my system. If your nose starts feeling numb, then you'll just set me down and we'll both walk the rest of the way. If you're still not feeling well when I start to improve, I'll give you the antitoxin.
... After we get some samples. I'd like to try something with this stuff when I'm on my feet again.
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Fuck, it's hot.
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