"You are the reason I'm alive. Remember the night I held you tight."
Who: bookwormmeister & YOU
What: Bonding Hospital times!
When: Hours after the post
Where: That Hospital foo'
Warnings: Other than Maka being a little high due to painkillers? None.
[In the last few hours, Maka had been tended to doctors and nurses. She couldn't really recall all that happened when she was in the Emergency Room nor what they said about her condition(she was fading in and out through it all because of so much blood lost), but she remembered their facial expressions at least -- concerned, a bit disgusted. To be expected really; her wounds weren't very pretty and would gross anyone out.]
[So the doctors did their magic. Putting whatever substances needed on her wounds, stitch the ones that were very serious, and wrapped them with bandages( scattered on her arms, legs, waist, chest, shoulder, over her left eye, and a nice patched one on her cheek). And each time they moved her, Maka would wince loudly in agony. The battle home was a brutal one; to point it left her body broken from shoulder to toe, even something simple as lifting a finger was merely torture. To soothe her, they injected a needle somewhere in her back with a substance that would loosen her muscles and for her to have the ability to move on her own at least a little. However, there were side-effects, of course. The drug caused Maka to feel drowsy, having a slow thinking process, and if not slurr-ish in her speech. But hey, at least she won't have troubles sleeping and will be completely relaxed.]
Scenario A
[You're in the waiting room [sitting/pacing/or what have you] anxiously when the doctor enters through the double doors. He approaches you and tells you that Maka is very lucky to make it in the hospital in time. He also says that she will have to stay hospitalized for the next few days to see where her condition lies. The nurse peeks through the door and tells you and the doctor that Maka is in *room "406" and has already drifted off to sleep, but you may see her if you like.]
Scenario B
[You enter the hospital and head to the front desk. The nurse greets you and ask what she can do for you. You reply that you wish to see Maka Albarn that recently got checked-in. She says to hold on a moment and fiddles with the computer in front of her. After a few seconds, she nods and tells you that she's in room 406 and you may go see her.]
[OOC NOTES; I did it this way because I know a few people wouldn't leave the hospital after bringing her there and a few only want to come by for visiting. Doing it this way will cause less confusion! Please say "A" or "B" on the subject line!
TO GROUP A - If you wish to interact with other characters that also took this route BEFORE seeing Maka and/or BEFORE she wakes up, feel free to say this on the subject as well.
ex. A; Before Maka wakes up or something like that.]
[*ROOM: The room is medium size and it has two big couches on each side of the room that can be pulled out to a bed(for those that wish to stay the night with her). Room also contains a TV over head, bathroom, a little kitchen table, and a tiny little mini fridge where you can store drinks or little sandwiches.]
What: Bonding Hospital times!
When: Hours after the post
Where: That Hospital foo'
Warnings: Other than Maka being a little high due to painkillers? None.
[In the last few hours, Maka had been tended to doctors and nurses. She couldn't really recall all that happened when she was in the Emergency Room nor what they said about her condition(she was fading in and out through it all because of so much blood lost), but she remembered their facial expressions at least -- concerned, a bit disgusted. To be expected really; her wounds weren't very pretty and would gross anyone out.]
[So the doctors did their magic. Putting whatever substances needed on her wounds, stitch the ones that were very serious, and wrapped them with bandages( scattered on her arms, legs, waist, chest, shoulder, over her left eye, and a nice patched one on her cheek). And each time they moved her, Maka would wince loudly in agony. The battle home was a brutal one; to point it left her body broken from shoulder to toe, even something simple as lifting a finger was merely torture. To soothe her, they injected a needle somewhere in her back with a substance that would loosen her muscles and for her to have the ability to move on her own at least a little. However, there were side-effects, of course. The drug caused Maka to feel drowsy, having a slow thinking process, and if not slurr-ish in her speech. But hey, at least she won't have troubles sleeping and will be completely relaxed.]
Scenario A
[You're in the waiting room [sitting/pacing/or what have you] anxiously when the doctor enters through the double doors. He approaches you and tells you that Maka is very lucky to make it in the hospital in time. He also says that she will have to stay hospitalized for the next few days to see where her condition lies. The nurse peeks through the door and tells you and the doctor that Maka is in *room "406" and has already drifted off to sleep, but you may see her if you like.]
Scenario B
[You enter the hospital and head to the front desk. The nurse greets you and ask what she can do for you. You reply that you wish to see Maka Albarn that recently got checked-in. She says to hold on a moment and fiddles with the computer in front of her. After a few seconds, she nods and tells you that she's in room 406 and you may go see her.]
[OOC NOTES; I did it this way because I know a few people wouldn't leave the hospital after bringing her there and a few only want to come by for visiting. Doing it this way will cause less confusion! Please say "A" or "B" on the subject line!
TO GROUP A - If you wish to interact with other characters that also took this route BEFORE seeing Maka and/or BEFORE she wakes up, feel free to say this on the subject as well.
ex. A; Before Maka wakes up or something like that.]
[*ROOM: The room is medium size and it has two big couches on each side of the room that can be pulled out to a bed(for those that wish to stay the night with her). Room also contains a TV over head, bathroom, a little kitchen table, and a tiny little mini fridge where you can store drinks or little sandwiches.]