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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:02 pm
Jade was clinging to her like crazy. Oh and the guys were talking to her? Well... why not? What could it hurt?
With a bit of hand brushing she was able to free her self from her 'friend' and she crawled the short distance over, looking down at Ricky for a moment before simply sitting on his chest. At 5 foot nothing and only 100 pounds and change, the girl really had no way to try and hold him down. So maybe this would work? Perhaps Jade would even come and help too, since she seemed to be being so clinging today.
The 'doctor' Grant was bawling his eyes out, and she was leaning with both legs to one side, hands resting her bodyweight closer to his collar.
This sort of thing would NEVER happen in her normal life. The mousey little secretary had a hard enough time TALKING to men and making eye contact with them. And she was certainly usually squieamish about pain and injury. It was so entirely out of the ordinary that it actually dawned on her, as she offered Ricky a quizzical frown.
"It's alright" She offered to the bawling man and the one in pain and poor scared Jade. Everything was going to be alright.
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Lilwolfpard rolled 1 12-sided dice:
3
Total: 3 (1-12)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:03 pm
Almost as if to add the icing to the proverbial cake, she did not even have a second to wheel around before a nasty cloth ripping sound showed and she cried out as her arm suddenly stung.
Fear radiated through her, STILL being green... still helpless. Well, almost helpless. Her shirt was suddenly red as blood ran down her arm, pooling on the ground below where she sat.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:04 pm
It hurt.
People say that paper cuts are the worst kind of pain - that such a small, concentrated pain in one area is the worst kind of pain there is. Ricky was absolutely positive that those people were wrong. This was the worst pain he had ever felt. It was like lying on the ground as a boulder slams against your shoulder, cracking into pieces - only this was supposed to be the "relief" of the pain he was feeling.
The pain was excruciating - too much for him to bear. His face went white-hot as his eyes rolled into the back of his skull. He had passed out from the pain, lying unconscious on the rainbow road.
...
He awoke no more than fifteen seconds later, his shoulder still ringing in pain, but everything otherwise feeling in place.
"Thanks," he whispered through his clenched teeth.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:06 pm
Candice watched as she girl finished off the bat that was attacking. It was clear that her emotions got the better of her and all she wanted to do was vent the anger. Candice wanted to smile when the girl (Holi) mentioned the poor shirt, but hey, she could always get a new one. Well, if she got out of the situation anyways.
She was just glad her hands and mind were busy. When it was finished, Candice patted the girl on the head, trying to make her feel at least a little bit better. After that, she called out to Raven.
"Hey RAVEN. Need help with any injuries or is kissy face all you need there? I'd be willing to help him too if you guys were not sucking on each other during the period I'm over there..."
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:41 pm
It was too much for Jade to bear. The young, completely green woman hid her face behind her hands (from which the other one was still bleeding) and waited until the first-aid was over. Carefully, Jade peeked behind those wide sleeves her outfit contained and quietly asked:
"Is it over?"
She was starting to feel tired to this fight. To her un-natural behaviour, to the blood loss and to the chaotic atmosphere. Slowly, Jade settled down on a rainbow-colored surface and looked others with frightened look.
"When we can go home?" she meekly asked.
((I'm heading in the bed now. Feel free to puppet Jade as much as you wish. <3 ))
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:06 pm
The arm around her was tantalizing, the touch made her violet skin tingle. "Whatever you say, though I think my arm is hurt." It had claw marks down the length of it, and she could feel where it had either broken or fractured every time she moved. Truth be told, the pain of it was making her blood pump in such an exhilarating manor that she hardly even minded the pain. Pain made you feel alive! And being held by a handsome prince made her feel that much more alive. Minus the rainbow road, space whale, and awful bats, it was exactly like something out of a fairytale! "Do you have any idea whats happening?" If anything, he might know. He certainly looked regal enough to know. Probably wasn't the best to distract her protector when there were still bats about. A bit distractedly, Varya pawed at the light purple blood leaking from her wounds. Even that didn't phase her- it wasn't the color of blood, and in her purple haze the pain didn't make it register as blood either. "I wonder what leaked on me." It looked interesting, lying there on her dark skin, making patterns of lighter purple all down her arm. She looked up at her protector. "Dear god you are attractive."
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:11 pm
There was nothing wrong with putting an arm around Felicia’s waist. Incessantly tugging at her arm would have sent her into more pain. He kept blankly staring at her, ignoring the deep blush blooming across her cheeks and even her hand, gently pressed against his chest. Rather, Felix was more attentive toward her injured arm—he could visibly see that her shoulder was dislocated. He began to move, about to reach out to pop the joint back into place. “Let me pop it ba---Yes?“
The moment he set his eyes back on Felicia’s face, he felt a sinking feeling in his stomach. Her expression looked unexpectedly soft and a bit…lovesick. Granted, Felix held little to no experience about romance. He was a college student more worried about his studies than dating. Felicia’s hand reached up to cup his cheek. Nervous eyes flickered sideways. “Uh, wha—“ Her lips were soft. That was all he could think as she pressed her lips to his. The kiss rendered him stupefied for a full three seconds before he regained his senses and stepped away, his expression looking incredibly shocked rather than his usual poker face. “I, wait, you—“ Tongue tied, Felix covered his mouth with one hand and inwardly groaned when he felt his face heat up. Great.
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Krysin rolled 1 12-sided dice:
7
Total: 7 (1-12)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:29 pm
(( Bat be kicking some a** today! ))
Hawke was hugging him, and somehow this made him feel even worse. It was just like her to take pity on him for being so weak and now hurt. She was too nice to him, and was probably crying just because he was. He didn't deserve a friend like her, someone who had stuck by his side the moment she had helped him try to save Karl! He came to the realization that he simply couldn't let her be his friend any longer. He was dragging her down with him.
This realization created a new onslaught of pathetic blue-boy tears. His focused enemy, the bat, did not seem to take pity on him for being such a baby. It came swooping back down at him, while Anders was busy trying to explain to Hawke that they just couldn't be friends anymore if he made her sad. "Y-You've been the best ever, Hawke. B-But I won't let you take the fall for me b-blowing up the chantry anymore!" He tried to shoo her away with his good hand.
It was a mix of bad luck for both the bat and Anders that Anders was still alive, and still greatly injured. Just as the bat dove down at him, he flopped pathetically onto his back. Claws that had intended to grab his head could only barely swoop down to scathe his chest. Then again that 'barely' hurt a whole ******** lot. His beautiful Anders' outfit was ripped at the chest, and blood was starting to spot through the clothes.
This was the worst thing ever for Anders.
He had spent hours on that outfit and it was now ruined forever.
Between screaming in pain and agony, he found time to shed more tears for the fate of his outfit.
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derivative rolled 1 12-sided dice:
10
Total: 10 (1-12)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:45 pm
It was a good thing he had a mask covering his face; the teenage girl looking him couldn't see the desolate expression on his face. She apparently had confidence in him, though he couldn't imagine why.. He'd let a bat attack him just then, and dark blue blood was staining his shoulder as proof of it. Worse than that, she was injured, and he had no idea how badly. Expression pinching, he said sadly, "I'll do my best to help you, miss, just please stay close to me." Her comments might have made him flush a bit under normal circumstances, but he was trying too hard to shirk his terrible sadness to respond properly. Instead, when the bat who had injured him previously swooped down again, he balled his hand into a fist and flung his arm out, catching it in the head with his gauntlet. There was enough force behind the blow that the bat went careening backward, spiraling off into the distance and falling prone on the ground. Another instant death. His mood was lifting a little, and he glanced back to the civilian, voice a bit more cheerful as he said, "Thank you. Just stay with me... It should be all right. I'll take care of you, and we'll tend your injuries as soon as we can." Bat HP: 0
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:49 pm
Raven pulled off of Jett, face flushed. Oh yeah. He was undoubtedly the most attractive thing in the history of...attractive things...
She glanced around, hearing her name called and seeing Candice. "Oh! Hey candle! You wanna smoochie with the smooch king too? Or do you wanna smoochie with me?"
Yeah. Candice was pretty too. Ugh. Everyone was amazingly attractive! How could she have not noticed this before!
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Adghal Popion rolled 2 12-sided dice:
2, 1
Total: 3 (2-24)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:56 pm
Mal blinked away tears as the vision of the ballroom subsided, the hardwood floor replaced by the fractured rainbow road, and the sharply dressed men and women of culture reverting back to bruised, screaming, and crying civilians. Hawke's consolatory patting had been of little comfort when Mal had actually believed she was in love with the space whale, and now it simply served as a reminder of how awkward the situation had become.
"Uh, sorry," she mumbled, slowly letting go of the teenager's warrior garb and patting out the wrinkles. "I thought you were... I mean, I thought I was... somebody else... right." Mal usually played off her personal quirks with ease, but interspecies romances were thankfully out of her realm of expertise.
She stepped back, taking a look at her bloodied hands. Despite the flow from her nose having ceased, she had stained her skin far more than she realized. The dried crimson had spread to encompass her fingers, her palms, her arms. It was only when she looked down at see that her bare feet had turned an equally dark shade of red that she realized it wasn't blood, but the color of her flesh. She looked up, eyes widening as the scattered crowd resembled the most literal interpretation of a diversity rainbow she had ever seen.
"Wait... but if everyone is... then that means...?"
No. No. No.
Mal whipped out her iPhone, trembling fingers accessing the device's camera. She held it up to her face, and the image she saw staring back at her was one that elicited an anguished cry from her deepest, blackest depths.
She was a ginger.
Mal's loathing of redheads stemmed from a number of completely coincidental reasons, among them: Craig Thompson, her seventh grade crush who was not only a ginger, but the first boy to break her heart; a brief foray into dying her hair that had immediately preceded one of her messiest break-ups; and the driver of the 2001 Volvo S80 that had completely wrecked her bike and put a premature end to her career as a messenger.
The idea that she was now one of them filled her with such blind, seething hatred that she was compelled to strike the first thing that had the misfortune of crossing her. Unfortunately for her, that just so happened to be a bat the size of a large dog. Her fist struck out blindly, catching on one of the creature's razor sharp fangs and nicking her finger.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:56 pm
The kiss gave Jett a litle boost of confidence, but he was still mortified of next to everything. The fact that Raven was a strange color—and that he was still green—was not boding well with him.
Was there a reason they were different colors? Was he ill? Fantastic, he was going to die after all.
“No,” he snapped, clutching Raven’s good hand tightly in his own in an attempt to secure a slight bit of comfort. “No, you stay with me,” he demanded, voice almost as strong as before.
He was humiliating himself—he knew it, but he couldn’t help it—he’d never been this scared in his life and she had been the only one to calm his nerves--even if it had just been for a few short seconds. He wasn't about to let that chance of solace drift away so easily. Hastily, he drew up the excuse, “Somebody has to keep their eye on you. You’re in no condition to be running around. I’ll protect you.”
…As if he could summon the courage, really. Maybe the bats would leave them alone if there were two of them? It was safer this way—safer to stay in numbers. Or did that just make them a bigger target? Well, that wasn’t very safe either.
Candice was offering help, though—and Jett was very well aware of the injury Raven had sustained; it seemed dangerous and she needed some sort of first aid: a skill Jett was not proficient in. “…But…but maybe…you could let her patch you up. You’re bleeding pretty badly. You could die,” he said in a voice that portrayed vast concern. His imagination was depicting the worst of what could happen, naturally--but death was a perfectly logical fear, wasn't it? And if Raven continued to bleed out like that, it was a very logical possibility--perhaps the most logical one Jett had come up with since he'd turned into this fear consumed worrywart.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:59 pm
Roxanne had honestly ran one loop around the small collection of civilians and senshi, it wasn't necessarily a clean lap around but she had zigged and zagged through as many people as she could. All of them seem occupied, comforting one another or fighting on more bats. A few new names were gathered but that was the least of the green girl's worries.
She was still scared and that totally sucked for her right now and really, her being scared only frightened her even more. In her frantic run, she dared a look behind her shoulder, but it probably wasn't the best of ideas as she was trying to go around people. All it did was make her run into someone, someone who should have been obvious to see with his his equally green tone as her own. If she was in sound of mind, she would have yelled at him colliding into her really... but she wasn't.
She staggered back, thankfully not falling down again but still was shaken and off her feet a little. Roxy regained composure, her heart beating a mile a minute as she looked up at whom she had hit. Even with more green, it was easy enough to figure out who it was, he normally looked this way. "Oh my god, STEVEN!" She cried, rushing back to him and crushing into him in an awkward hug. "Ohmygodohmygod, thank god. There was a bat and there's a whale and I killed a bat! I KILLED A BAT! And I'm scared and I don't know why and I don't know where I left Flannery or Wallace and oh god, Steeeeveeeeeen."
Nevermind there was a similar bat behind him.
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kalindara rolled 2 12-sided dice:
10, 10
Total: 20 (2-24)
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:59 pm
Aya paused when the music started up again. She stared upwards. Finally they knew the source. "It's coming from the whale?" she asked in a shrill voice, eyebrows nearly touching her hairline. Did that mean that it was the whale who'd somehow summoned them all here? Or did the whale belong to the group of monsters that these Zodiacs claimed to fight? Aya couldn't believe it was a coincidence that the beast's song had sounded the moment they'd arrived.
It took a few moments to realise that there was something different about the song. It was less about the scaring this time. Instead, it seemed to be... calling to them. Aya clenched a fist over her heart. Her bottom lip was firmly caught between her teeth. She gasped for breath as something inside her seemed to shudder in sympathy with the whalesong.
The feeling passed. Sighing in relief, Aya looked down at her clenched hand. It was blue. "Wha-?"
Fumbling for her smartphone, she used the semi-reflective screen as a mirror. She was blue. Different shades and tones of it, all over! "How," she gulped, fighting a lump in her throat and suddenly-burning eyes, "how..."
"How am I supposed to go to my staff meeting like this?" came the loud wail. Aya dropped to her knees. She clutched her PDA to her chest like a stuffed animal. "My career is over. I'll be locked away - someone's science experiment. Why can't I ever get a break?"
Despite her best efforts, tears leaked from her frantically blinking eyes and ran down her cheeks. Aya was always the one who worked harder than everyone else. She watched idiots far less intelligent and dedicated receive promotions. Other girls in the office ate cake and cookies and sat around doing nothing all day, while Aya had to hit the gym several times a week to stay half as skinny. From the safety of her own home, she'd been kidnapped to somewhere at the edge of the space, where the locals were either drunken idiots or prissy little girls with sticks up their asses, and now a giant space whale was going to kill them all. She'd never get her Pulitzer and all she'd be leaving behind was a blue corpse. Aya sobbed harder. "I want to go hooooome!"
In her misery, Aya didn't notice the bat til it was upon her. With tears blurring her vision, she couldn't even tell what it was flying into her face - just something dark and kind of big and couldn't it tell that Aya wanted to be alone right now?
"Go away!" she screamed. Drawing her arm back, she let despair fuel her punch. It was a solid hit. When nothing came back for her, she swiped at her eyes with the back of her hand and looked around. On the ground lay a wolf-sized black bat. Its head was tilted at a sharp angle - dead from a broken neck.
"I killed something?" Aya shuffled backwards on the ground. Sure, a few goldfish had suffered a similar fate at her hands, but that was different - everyone killed goldfish, and not by breaking their little fishy necks. Aya felt cold. Her voice was empty as she said, "I'm a killer."
(( Results: 10 - blue/sad; 10 - hits bat, kills bat ))
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 5:00 pm
His lips were incredibly soft, and Felicia found herself leaning into him before he rather suddenly retreated a step and left her blinking after him. The hand that had cradled his cheek hanging awkwardly in the air between them before she lowered, arm curling across her stomach. The wash of color along her cheeks flaring brighter then ever. She was smiling though as she watched him. A demure little curl of full lips that grew as he stuttered before he lifted a hand to press against his mouth.
The blush that rose along his cheeks was rather adorable. "I what?" She chuckled faintly, stepping forward to close that small gap he'd placed between them. Reaching out with her good hand to lay small fingers on his arm. "What's the matter, Felix?" He'd daved her, he was looking out for her, concerned for her. Obviously that had to mean something, didn't it? In her current state of violet haze, it seemed perfect logic, and the whale's influence was urging her forward. "You don't want to?" Those the question could have been taken as more, Felicia had meant a kiss. A real kiss.
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