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mark-of-samael.livejournal.com) wrote in
ways_infirmary2006-03-26 08:22 pm
[Post-Hilliways whee]
And, as if it were never there, the nightmarish visions are gone from the curtained bed.
Everything is still again.
Everything is still again.

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"Alessa?" She asks, again.
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"...it stopped," is the eventual reply, shaky and awed.
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Her voice is very gentle.
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"She's not there now."
It... sounds like an affirmative.
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Hank's first glance is for the monitors and scanners top find out exactly how she is and whether there is any sign of her visitors anymore. He sets the scan for comprehensive, wanting to know exactly how she is.
Meanwhile, Magius looks at her gently and smiles.
"Alessa? How are you?"
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At least, as close to normal as it can be for this patient. But there are no bedmates, no strange images. Just a young girl, badly burned and bandaged, but awake and with a tired, relieved smile.
"she's gone."
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"Who is, Alessa?"
Magius grins too, and nods, sitting on a chair next to her bed.
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"It is good to see you smile, Alessa. And I am glad. How are you feeling?"
Magius smiles at her too, eyes lit by a peaceful silver light.
"It is a good thing, Alessa."
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"...tired," she replies. Small blobs of saltwater trickle down the rough landscape of her cheeks.
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He cocks his ehad and then nods again.
"Do you think you can sleep, or wouold you like me to give you something to help you?"
His voice is quiet and compassionate.
Magius smiles frok the side and gently pats her cheeks with a handkerchief, then presses it inot her hands.
"Rest is good. You have fought valiantly, my friend."
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Stars and galaxies and nebulae swirling in an endless dance, and he climbed to his feet shakily, and went over to the bed where the kid was laying, eyes closed.
"Alessa?" he said quietly, voice tremulous, stepping forward.
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"you did it."
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"She's gone now..."
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"You're free, kiddo. We can get you all healed up and you an move on, and do whatever you wanna do--you're free!"
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He pulled away slightly, to look her in the eyes.
"After you're fixed up, do you--d'you still wanna go with me? Live on the Maru? It's not an easy life sometimes, but it's--you'd get to see stars. Real ones, up close, and whole different worlds. It's like being Dorothy--going right over the freaking rainbow and seeing Oz. And ding dong, the witch is dead, so you won't have to worry about her anymore."
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He blinked a few times and watched in total silence Milliways' typical apocalypse move about in the heavens. Then his gaze turned to Alessa.
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She gives him a shy smile.
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"She..." It didn't look female. "I killed her?"
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"just like Daddy did."
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"She ain't gonna come back?"
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