[His term as a test subject for the Malnosso having run through, Yamcha has found his way back to the village. A little ways in - tired, hungry, overwhelmed - he collapses in the snow. His eyes are wide open and his breathing is eerily calm, and he makes no effort to get back up.]
I... Heh...
[The most that can be said about his appearance is
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Yamcha-san! You're back!
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...are you alright? Do you need help?
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[He blinks a few times, attempting to clear his vision.] You haven't been taken like that, right, Okita?
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[He shakes his head and shuffles a little closer to Yamcha, visually checking him over for signs of any injuries.]
No, I haven't been. Not yet anyway.
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He pulls his back out of the snow. He wriggles his shoulders in an effort to rid himself of any clinging snow, but it doesn't work very well.]
It's a really weird experience. [He blinks, again.] I don't think I was even conscious for most of it. [...]
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Perhaps it was for the best that you weren't. I've heard nothing pleasant about the kidnappings.
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[He rubs his head.] What have you heard, anyway?
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[Okita knocks some of the snow off Yamcha's shoulders gently and then shrugs his jacket off, putting it around his shoulders.]
Can you stand? We should get you inside.
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[He answers Okita's question by standing, and that's good enough. He bows, ever-so-slightly, as a way of saying he appreciates the jacket.]
I think the most they left with me is [...] well. I can barely see more than a few inches in front of me right now; I don't think it'll last, though.
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[He stands when Yamcha does and offers his arm.]
Then hold on to me and I'll take you where you need to go. Clinic or home?
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[He waits until Yamcha is stable, then starts walking toward the clinic.]
To think, someone as strong as you got taken. The Malnosso must be amazingly strong, too.
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