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Endgame: This Broken Jaw of Our Lost Kingdoms; Part One
Characters: open to those trapped in cells
Setting: the cells
Format: any
Summary: Those left abandoned in the Tower have some time to speak to each other. In the middle of the room, a clock counts down...
Warnings: general animus endgame warnings
Setting: the cells
Format: any
Summary: Those left abandoned in the Tower have some time to speak to each other. In the middle of the room, a clock counts down...
Warnings: general animus endgame warnings
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"It's a little hard to move, though less hard than it was before the healing," she admitted, wishing they were closer too, so she didn't have to be announcing this for too much of the room to hear, "It hurts a little, though not too much right now. It looks... maybe a bit swollen, I think. I think there might be bruises around the side." She reached out and poked the areas in question, wincing a little. Okay bad idea.
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He still couldn't fully dismiss a break and he worried because if it was a break the swelling would be protecting the bones. But if it wasn't... He frowned, thinking. If it was a break then nothing could be done about it, no matter what in five hours everything would change and they wouldn't be in these wireframe bodies anymore. Whatever the outcome.
If it were a sprain he could probably help her enough to give her a fighting chance when the time came. He made his decision.
"Try and lift your leg, prop it up against the wall if you can, it might be easier if you lie down..." Not the easiest or more comfortable way, but he was working with what they had. "Do you have anything you could use as a bandage?"
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"Yeah, I should," she replied, though with a bit of a grimace. All she really had were bits of the clothing she'd made over the months, and her pouch of precious things, which wasn't an option. She should be able to do without a few strips of the fabric from her shirt though, she supposed.
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Again things that would be easier if he were there and could bandage it himself, still she should have an idea, she had seen him bandage her injuries many times by now.
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With that done, she lay back down.
"I wish you were here, to check for me," she admitted quietly, though loud enough for her to hear him. Check and make sure she'd done it right. "Anything else?"
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"I wish I was too." He said softly and shook his head, "No, nothing that can be done here anyways." There was plenty more that was needed, ice for a start. But stuck in a cell with only what they had on them...
"Just rest it, keep it up like that and tell me if it changes, if the pain gets worse."
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For a little while she lapsed into silence, a mixture of relief and fear crawling around in her mind, making tears leak out of her eyes slowly.
She was here. He was here. They were both alive, though for how much longer... No. She couldn't think like that. Had to keep hope. Had to have faith in herself and her friends. There were others she hadn't heard from yet. Their dad, at the very least.
In the end she slowly lifted a hand up and pressed it to the wall closest to him, hand splayed flat against it.
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"I'm sorry." He said eventually. "It seems whenever you go off to do great things I die before I can help you."
MOOD WHIPLASH TIME
That was the sound of that leg Xion had propped up hitting the floor, earning a wince. However she ignored it, pushing herself upright into a sitting position, staring over at him.
"You died?" she stammered, fear in her voice and on her face. Again?
They were running out of chances. With things how they were, he might not've come back. Not to mention the guilt on her own part. She hadn't seen him. He was her brother and she hadn't seen him.
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His voice cracked a little at that but he forced a smile. "I saw you though, you were amazing... like something from a storybook."
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His compliments of her didn't comfort her any, though. If anything, they ended up upsetting her even more.
"Shion, we don't know how many more chances we have left. She might not bring you back next time. She might not be able to bring anybody back next time," she cried, "You can't die anymore, please. I can't lose you."
Pot, meet kettle, after what nearly happened on the ground floor. But Xion didn't care. That had been different.
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He took a deep breath, darkness threatening again, "I can't lose you either, I won't let anything bad happen to you."
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Carefully she lifted her hand up and placed it back on the wall of her cell.
"Let's make a promise then," she said, her voice much gentler now, "Let's make a promise that, no matter what happens, we won't die from now on. Okay?"
She doesn't even mention the possibility of dying if they lose entirely. Because that's not an option she'll consider.
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He didn't want to die, but if it came to it... if he could save her and Reno...
"No more dying, either of us."
He smiled at her, "Now will you lie back down, you need to rest your leg."