Who: Orihime Inoue, Alice Hartsen, Augie Farks, Dr. Holiday, Lelouch vi Britannia, Rex, OPEN
What: After getting beat up by trees, Orihime recuperates in the medbay. Also, she turns into a monster and tries to kill stuff.
Where: Medbay - Northern District
When: May 30th, 2011 - Morning (a little backdated)
Warnings: Violence, probably!
Notes: I'll
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"Alice-san."
She wrestled herself up to a sitting position, keeping the sheets pulled up to her waist so her legs were still covered. She hadn't been expecting visitors, which made her that much happier for the surprise. More than that, her friend was unhurt, so that was one less person for Orihime to fret over. And she brought flowers!
"...Flowers? Wow...! They're super pretty!" she beamed, albeit with a little more weariness than she usually displayed. It made her wish for the flower book that V had given her, so they could discover the secret messages they held. Of course, the book's definitions were much different than a hedge witch's. It claimed that the pink roses stood for friendship and happiness. Orihime hadn't studied the other ones to know what they meant, however.
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“I’m sorry, I didn’t think to ask before, but, um, you aren’t allergic, are you?” The hedge-witch doesn’t think the other girl is, but the polite thing to do is to ask before putting the flowers where their scent can reach Orihime. Alice offers, as she enters the room and finds a nice level place to set the vase, pausing to adjust the blooms, “I hoped you might like them.”
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The light scent carried over to her soon enough, and she breathed it in deeply. Flowers always smelled so much better than hospitals. Not that she didn't like Ratchet's medbay, but that sterile scent (or lack of scents thereof) never carried any positive feelings.
She looked around the room for a chair, and seeing none, drew her legs closer to her chest to make room on the bed. "You can sit down if you like. Are you doing okay?"
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The witch settles on the edge of the bed, turning to keep herself looking at her friend. Alice smoothes her skirt and then fiddles with a bit of string on the edge of her shawl, mostly just one of her nervous habits. “I’m fine, really, nothing particularly exciting.”
“I’m more worried about you, honestly. How are you feeling?”
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There was a time when she would have just waved off Alice's concern and given a false report that she was fine. She didn't like worrying people unnecessarily. But little by little, she was finding it easier to open up to those who were kind to her. Maybe it was because they did the same for her.
"Well...it's weird, I guess," she exhaled, trying to think of how to describe it. "I'm always hot and thirsty, and I'm kind of achey whenever I touch my arm. I've never been sick before! But I guess anything's possible in Nautilus, ne? Ha ha!"
At least it didn't hurt to laugh anymore, she was VERY thankful that her bruised ribs had been fixed.
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“Is there anything I can get you, to drink, I mean?” It would be rather easy to make tea or a minor potion, though Alice wouldn’t want to interfere with any medications that Orihime might be on. The hedge-witch looks over the other girl carefully, worry clear in her eyes, but not an urgent concern.
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She rubbed the back of her head, then loosely wrapped her arms around her knees once more. It was probably best to talk of other things, she decided, that didn't revolve around monsters and fevers. Alice looked pretty worried as it stood.
"So how are you adjusting to Nautilus?" she asked. "Have you made any new friends since coming here? Did you find a place to stay?"
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