Who: Everyone!
What: The final day. Moonfall. Twenty-Four hours remain. How do you spend it?
When: The 30th, all day
Where: Anywhere
Summary: The last day. The end has come. The moon is coming down and piercing the barrier. Nothing can stop it.
Rating: It will vary.
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Let the world around us fall apart / baby we can make it if we're heart to heart )
Are there still many more people left to evacuate?
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[He can at least trust Cheria to have done that, as another of many volunteers. They don't have much time left, which means the others must have done their part by now. All that's left for them is carrying these baskets and the juice boxes there.]
Let's go.
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But she's been running on heroic willpower for basically all of today, with little to no rest, and its reserves decide to run out on her about ten minutes into the tunnels. Her legs, burning with exertion, give out from under her, and she collapses to the ground, dropping the goods.]
Ack -- !
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[He skids to a halt when she falls. Setting the baskets down, he's at her side in a second.
It's been a long day, and time is almost up. Of course she's tired. He is, too, and his entire body -- but especially his legs, feel like they're on fire. But they can't stop. Not now. It's not safe here.]
Can you keep going?
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In the end, the choice to make is an easy one.
He moves around Pao-lin and crouches down in front of her, his knees aching in protest at the applied weight.]
We've no time to waste. Please get on.
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I-I'm fine! Really!
[She instead drags herself over to the nearest wall and begins using that as support, backing herself up against it to get herself upright. She starts to shuffle alongside it, but it becomes clear before long that she's not going to regain the pace she had before she fell, even when using her hands to push herself along. She is just too tired -- and too proud to really admit it.]
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For the sake of her dignity, he doesn't pay her much mind. All he'll do is slow his pace considerably.]
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After some time, she's going to chance walking on her own, pushing away from the wall. For a moment, it almost looks like she's going to fall again, but she regains her footing, and continues onwards at the same pace she did while still using the wall as support. Though her attention is primarily focused on staying upright and moving, she notices Hubert nearby, matching her sluggish speed.]
You should...you should get those supplies to the people in the tunnels. Don't wait for me, okay? I'll catch up.
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Though he realizes that that'd be against the very nature of a Hero.]
Focus on getting there. You needn't concern yourself with me.
[While she also poses a point, that doesn't mean he'll leave her, still. He continues to trudge along at a slow pace.]
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But...you're carrying all that heavy stuff...and I can't even...
[Aaaaaand collapsing again right about now. This time she can't even lift herself up -- the sight of the canned goods remind her, very sharply, that she's barely eaten all day, which would be a pain for nearly anyone running around as much as she has, but which hits particularly hard for a big eater like her. The dizziness of hunger roars in her head like a hurricane.]
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He puts the baskets down for good this time and approaches her. He doesn't lay a hand on her, yet; he has no right to, yet.]
You've done more than enough for this place and the people.
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With a breath, she manages to gather enough strength to turn her head in Hubert's direction, and she lifts a trembling hand. Help her up?]
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