[Buffy had never before noticed the terrifying effect of blood on snow. Especially when it was her own. In California, blood had a habit of sinking black into the dark, uncovered ground. But as she walks slowly back into the village, she winces to look over her shoulder and see the sporadic trail of bright, bleeding red behind her. There's a bad
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That's a lot of blood.
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[And it shows, even as her right foot slips and she slams down on one knee.]
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[ KIRK TO THE... not so rescue, but he's coming. ]
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Jim! [She calls as loudly as she feels she can muster, directing him towards her.]
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... Buff. [ He comes over and kneels down next to the bed beside her. A hand goes up to her hair and brushes it from her face. ]
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I'll be fine. That's the official medical verdict. All that's left is healing. [Which seemed to be taking forever, although it had only been hours. She had been told that she could expect weeks of recovery. But she didn't plan on it. Whatever they'd done to her--turned off her abilities, hindered them--it couldn't last. She wasn't expecting it to.]
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--there's blood on the snow.
Okay, so she's had bad, baaaaad encounters with large forest animals after mistaking rightful I-gotta-eat-this-bunny-or-I-starve blood spatters for holy-shit-man-down but... those, you see, are footprints. The kind made by actual people feet.
Right. Running to follow them now.]
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But no, sorry, her logical pattern went straight past Go into alert alert, has this house been attacked? She bangs on the door to check for response, yelling loudly.]
Everything all right in there?
[...Well she could also kick the door down, but even Faith's learned maybe a liiiittle bit of that look-before-leaping schtick. Maybe that'd come 'round as step number two.]
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Where's the fire?
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