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lightning_fists June 23 2012, 04:01:03 UTC
Tifa couldn't help but think... how nice it was to see a smile in a place like this. There wasn't much of it, as far as she had seen. The walls were made of rock, metal pipes and steel walkways weaving through the darkness. And the only source of light they were given were from oil lamps and service lights littered sparsely through the cavernous space. Only when they would pop open the skyline and refill the tunnels with fresh surface air twice a day did they ever receive any natural light. And that was only in ten minute intervals ( ... )

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That moment you realize it's been forever since you RPed on LJ lightning_fists October 17 2013, 00:27:49 UTC
There was a nod thrown in there, showing that she understood the need for it. Running from Hellhounds was taxing in and of itself. Stack it on top of a rough physical battle, and an imprisonment that was just shy of mind-control and even the strongest of warriors would find themselves at the very limits of their strength. Frankly, Tifa was impressed that Jill had held out this long without collapsing in a heap.

But then, as she had found out within the first week of her incarceration, there was nothing ordinary about the inmates of this prison.

"Well, I wouldn't worry about having enough time." To which the younger woman offered the other a soft smile, regardless of her tone or intent. "Because you've got plenty of it. No need to rush."

A smile and the weight of a hand lightly resting on her shoulder added an unspoken You've been through enough' that Tifa was sure she didn't need to voice.

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zerosuitjill November 5 2013, 01:41:18 UTC
Jill would have nodded, if possible, but the most she could manage was a quiet exhale. It was a little aggravating, being this useless -- unable to offer switching shifts later, to let the other woman rest while Jill kept watch -- but she wouldn't beat herself up over it too much. She wasn't as rash as she used to be and by now recognized human limits well enough -- and knew that she'd pushed herself beyond what was human, really, and they were fortunate to be alive. That was enough for now, and she'd worry about the rest later. She'd have a lot to deal with when she woke up already, and her inevitable aches and pains were just the start.

"I'll use it, then." Even as she spoke, her vision dimmed and faded to a comfortable, hazy grey that began easing into black. "Make sure... you rest yourself... too..."

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lightning_fists November 7 2013, 01:31:48 UTC
Even despite the situation and how close they both had come to certain death, there was no helping the smile pulling at Tifa's lips. In a sense, Jill had been asleep for a long time while that device used her body as a vessel. Still, it was understandable that she would be exhausted. Mind-control and running from Hellhounds tended to take a lot out of you, full reserve of energy or otherwise.

So she'll be sticking around, taking a seat right beside the other to keep an eye on her while she slept. Even after Feeding Time ends and the cages open again to let the inmates roam around on their own, Tifa will be right here.

"Don't you worry about me. You just worry about you."

Sleep well, Jill. You've earned it...

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zerosuitjill November 14 2013, 02:07:34 UTC
"I'll try." It wasn't difficult, placing her life in this young stranger's hands; besides the fact that Jill had no choice, she was still a trusting person even after everything she'd been through. Her sense of camaraderie was strong, stronger after all her losses and even the occasional betrayal; considering her line of work, she couldn't afford to be paranoid. Careful, but not paranoid.

So there was no second-doubting that trust as Jill finally gave in to her fatigue -- and the last thought she had before she instantly slipped under was that this was someone she would undoubtedly risk her life to protect in the future. She was already sure of it.

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