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nita_callahan) wrote in
ways_infirmary2006-01-21 05:34 pm
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The Infirmary is relatively quiet, noise-wise, though Nita's noticed a number of patients.
She's looking over the shelves of equipment, curiously.
She's looking over the shelves of equipment, curiously.

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"Jesus, who's -- Draco? Yeah, over here."
There's a free bed, and she gestures Ray over to it.
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She helps him guide the boy onto the bed.
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"Danny -- pale kid, intangible?" She shakes her head. "The Rider was attacking Draco -- Danny and I stepped in, and Draco tried to warn us off. But . . ."
Trailing off, she shakes her head again and reaches for Draco's limp hand. "Never mind. Let me see if I can wake him up."
She closes her eyes and starts murmuring, slipping a little of her conciousness inside his body. Once in, she starts nudging his body chemistry into something resembling stability -- adrenaline down, get him to breath a little deeper . . .
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Somewhere, his consciousness, what was left of it seemed to have fall down a hole. Tattered pieces of it like confetti across his mind.
His eyes started to blink a little, but that was the only response.
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He rubs at his face with one hand. "I wish I could say I feel sorry for him, but right now that's a little beyond my capabilities. If you'll excuse me, I'm going to get some dinner and see if anybody the kid knows is in the Bar."
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"Ray? Something wrong?"
Then seeing a young man on a bed with Nita nearby, he starts over toward them.
"What's happened?" he asks, to anyone who's willing to fill the doctor in.
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Ray does not sound like he thinks very much of the kid, and that is putting it mildly.
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C'mon, Draco. If I can tie someone's soul to his body when he's literally walking towards the light, I can sure as hell wake you up. But I'd rather not fight you.
Draco, wake up. Hiding doesn't solve anything. Trust me, I know.
Come on . . . come on, talk to us, let us try and help.
She puts a little more power into the call.
She might be glowing. Just a little.
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Seeing the infirmary quiet, Malcolm slips into physician mode. Funny how his medical degree has had more of a workout after only a few months here than it ever got in ten years of psychiatry practice back on Earth.
"Has he been responsive at all? Anybody check his vital--?"
Malcolm stops, noticing Nita, and then steps quickly but quietly over to the bed. He glances back at Ray and asks in a loud whisper, so as not to disturb her:
"What's she--? Is Nita going to be all right doing that?"
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He whimpered a little in his sleep, and slowly rose to consciousness again. He shifted to the side, still lying curled up, protectively. The incessant beeping and noises of the medical equipment, strange as it was for his sheltered wizard mentality was a relief compared with his subsconscious of late.
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He tried to ignore them, and just glared sullenly in return.
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A piece of paper falls to the floor from the hidden bed, sliding across the floor.
It's a strange symbol, drawn in red crayon.
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"Uh, hullo? You dropped your drawing?" He went to pick it up, and hand it back to her.
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A hand, bandaged and stained, reaches from the curtain, trembling.
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"What for? The staring or the dropping of papers? Like I give a toss. None of it matters anyway." There was deep seated bitterness in his tone.
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"you... there were nightmares..."
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Nothing but a broken toy. Break in truth. And that sent more ice into his veins at the memory.
"No, there weren't." he retorted, sounding very childish indeed.
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She pauses, taking a shaky breath. "was there fire?"
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"Yes, they were. But no, just the opposite. Ice for the 'ice prince.'" He gave a harsh, borderline hysterical laugh. Ice and death.
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"a prince?" The curtain opens a bit, and there's a sliver of burned face peering out again. She's never seen a prince before.
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