Zol Balfaltin (
grimpa) wrote in
auroraexpress2018-12-20 12:19 pm
mingle!
Who: anyone!
When: Day 6, morning
Where: the lounge carriage (or, like, wherever, I'm not your boss)
[What's shakin', heroes? That sure was a trial last night, huh? What's on the agenda this morning-- still exploring, for new folks? Having team talks in light of having two trials'-worth of info on how this stuff is gonna go? Cooking something up in the public kitchen? Taking memories or testing out new powers? Playing with new purchases from the sparks shop? Just hanging out in the lounge? You do you; everyone's gotta find their own path on their magical interdimensional spacetrain journey.]
When: Day 6, morning
Where: the lounge carriage (or, like, wherever, I'm not your boss)
[What's shakin', heroes? That sure was a trial last night, huh? What's on the agenda this morning-- still exploring, for new folks? Having team talks in light of having two trials'-worth of info on how this stuff is gonna go? Cooking something up in the public kitchen? Taking memories or testing out new powers? Playing with new purchases from the sparks shop? Just hanging out in the lounge? You do you; everyone's gotta find their own path on their magical interdimensional spacetrain journey.]

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She remembers.
The train. No one is here. She is still running too hot.
She half-collapses forward, forcibly relaxing herself as much as she can so she breathe with as little strain as hum--mechanically possible.
There's a notice on her HUD that her temperature is falling because of her efforts, but still too high. She falls on her back and pulls the blanket away. She cannot sweat this out--doesn't sweat at all--and it makes her want to tear her flesh from her bones. If only she was not made of so many heat-retaining materials.
Her breathing is still laboured, but it begins to calm down.]
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That's it. Breathe.
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[for that matter, what is she doing here? Her voice sounds surprisingly clear, because she is forcing it to be that way.]
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Yes.
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[it's a rhetorical question in some ways-- HE knew, after all.]
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No. It really does not.
[she's already dead.]
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[That's right, she was cooking. She, for once, does not mean to deflect or avoid, but sits up and tries to get out of bed as she remembers she had food on, but she stumbles and falls immediately.]
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this is immediately proven to be a bad idea by the noise he makes but he overcommits, not letting her hit the floor.]
Care...ful...!
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[carefully, slowly unloading her onto the bed]
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Unacceptable.
She starts to get up again, ut, more slowly, this time.]
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[her throat is dry and pained, like desert heat. and she would know, she's actually been. but she pushes past that discomfort, pausing a moment to speak normally, hiding the agony she feels.]
I am conscious now, everything is fine.
[and the gems are gone.]
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This body does not require rest, most of the time. It is an indulgence at best and a waste of time at worst.
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RANDY IS A GOOD MAN WHO DESERVES THE WORLD
he's doing his best
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