To say that Jonothon felt like hell would have been a gross understatement. He'd been to plenty of places that could very well be described as 'hell,' and the way he'd been feeling since he came to after Karla's sleep spell was something well and truly beyond all of that
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He wasn't running around the camp, see?
He'd given that one up after the fifth time he was escorted back to his bed.
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She sat down on the edge of his bed, looking at him with concern. "You suffered a very bad injury. You will need time to recuperate. Unless you will let me try to heal you again."
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"I've suffered worse," he pointed out. "Spent damn near ten years with no lungs at all. What's this in comparison to that? Bloody laughable. And how're my troops? I keep trying to check on them and don't get as far as the third bed over before I'm dragged back here by th'scruff of my coat."
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And how many things needed to be done?
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"What I need is to make myself useful," he protested. "There's still a war out there."
Having a game plan didn't change that fact yet, after all.
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Whatever 'it' was.
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She was getting his cautious side-eye, now.
"Then they really ought to stop. I'll be fine."
Really, he was truly the very picture of perfect health.
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Don't ask how she got there, okay?
"Is the coast clear?" She poked her head out to look, too, just in case he was asleep or something. "No healers, no medics?"
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... No, it was best if he didn't ask how she got there. It really was.
"They taking to cutting down on my visitors until I agree not to move around so bloody much?"
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She reached into the bag, "I brought you more of my dad's books on war tactics from the old days, copies of my reports from the southern campaign, my police notebook and pencil (they're small so you can probably hide them, right?)..."
She pulled the items out of the bag to show him. "And some other handwavy fun stuff you can probably use... At least until they get confiscated." She made a face in the direction the Healers had gone. "I know how boring it is being wounded."
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"It's not even just th'boredom," he admitted, sitting up and leaning forward a little to get a better look at what she'd brought. "It's... being useless. It's not being able to help anyone, or anything."
He wrinkled his nose.
"I think one Healer burned my map."
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