[ She sounds both exhausted and annoyed on behalf of his lost armor. Congratulations Slick, you might be the only person to hear Lily use such coarse language. ]
[He doesn't remember anything clearly right now, but he knows he doesn't want to end up stuck in local clothing. It didn't fit right and it was barely stab-resistant.
And that was a real problem on a night like tonight.]
You're somewhere safe, right? [He hoped he was. If something found him here, he wasn't going to be putting up much of a fight.
This fucking planet. Even with all the Force stuff, the threats here had seemed manageable. But now he was alone in a random fucking atic, covered in nothing but somebody else's blood, and he had no idea how he got here. If there was ever a way to make him feell vulnerable, this was it.]
Oh. Good. [Would he be lucky enough to be in the same house? Please?
Probably not.] Not really. [Which was for the best--about ninety percent of the noises he'd heard over the past few nights had been horrible. But if he turns his head--] I've got a view out to the sky. I think--the window's facing north-west? I can see one of the towers. Looks to be about a kilometer away.
[ There's a little whine to her voice, the product of exhaustion and helplessness. If she were more able to appraise the situation, she would loathe hearing it in herself, but Lily was tired, and she hurt all over. ]
Do you remember anything? I remember that thing they stuck me in, and just, pain. Lots of it.
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sergeant_slick) wrote2021-08-04 06:28 pm
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[ She sounds both exhausted and annoyed on behalf of his lost armor. Congratulations Slick, you might be the only person to hear Lily use such coarse language. ]
As soon as I can walk again we'll go find it.
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[He doesn't remember anything clearly right now, but he knows he doesn't want to end up stuck in local clothing. It didn't fit right and it was barely stab-resistant.
And that was a real problem on a night like tonight.]
You're somewhere safe, right? [He hoped he was. If something found him here, he wasn't going to be putting up much of a fight.
This fucking planet. Even with all the Force stuff, the threats here had seemed manageable. But now he was alone in a random fucking atic, covered in nothing but somebody else's blood, and he had no idea how he got here. If there was ever a way to make him feell vulnerable, this was it.]
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[ Lily has been too tired to ask for details, but she's gathered this much during Eleven's visits to check on her. ]
I want to look for you and a can't move. Can you hear anything?
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Probably not.] Not really. [Which was for the best--about ninety percent of the noises he'd heard over the past few nights had been horrible. But if he turns his head--] I've got a view out to the sky. I think--the window's facing north-west? I can see one of the towers. Looks to be about a kilometer away.
How the fuck did I get that far?
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[ There's a little whine to her voice, the product of exhaustion and helplessness. If she were more able to appraise the situation, she would loathe hearing it in herself, but Lily was tired, and she hurt all over. ]
Do you remember anything? I remember that thing they stuck me in, and just, pain. Lots of it.