Characters: OPEN
Location: Horrorspital
Rating: PG?
Time: Starting October 2 lasting various days.
Description: A place for all those injured from the attack on the city.
Note: It's up to you how long you want your character to stay in the clinic, remember their recovery will take a wee bit longer than usual because of how short on staff the
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He just wanted to sleep. Maybe he'd feel better after a nice nap. Hopefully there were no more enemies out there, though, because that would suck. He hated giving up.
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The next day, though, Toph was sitting next to Gray's bed, poking his side with her good arm. "Good morning, Frosty!"
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He stared up at Toph above him and blinked several times. "What're you doing? This is my room..."
Or wasn't it? He turned his head to the side, trying not to wince. Apparently it wasn't his room. "...or not. But... what're you doing here?"
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She was more concerned than she let on. Gray was one of her friends, and Toph didn't like it when her friends got hurt.
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His back ached as expected, though all the better for being properly stitched, cleaned and dressed in expert care. The witches were no capable hand in the medical line, for expected reasons. He leaned back against a pillow he had stuffed behind his neck and gazed blankly up at the bright ceiling, marveling at so drastic a change in his environment.
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Unfortunately, Kurapika was serving with the clinic that day, positioned just meters away from Watson when that accidental video post was made, and there was nothing stopping him from slithering to the older man's bedside and throwing his arms around the doctor's neck (or rather, head area, since Watson was now lying down; the maneuver was saved from becoming the awkward disaster it might have been only because he held himself back at the last second and barely managed to avoid smashing his head against Watson's) the moment he was done typing out his dietary
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“Ah,” he said, which meant to convey his surprise, that he recognized and possibly missed Kurapika all these past difficult days, that he was all right (or on his way there, sure) and, more to the point, he shared Kurapika’s relief in being home: certainly a considerable burden for a single ‘ah’, but one which it gamely took on.
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But yes, the single "ah" from Watson had him blushing furiously, and he looked away and hurriedly tried to compose himself enough to start explaining. "Sorry, you're--" like a father to me sounded idiotic; he hadn't even known Watson for longer than a few months yet. "--I was really worried." That you'd die as well also went unsaid.
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Scars and cuts along each finger were given a once over before settled down on his lap instead. He played a bit with his hair -- happy that it was now washed finally, but it still looked terrible to him as he caught a glimpse of his transparent reflection in the glass. Another shake of his head before he looked past it once more toward the sky. Everyone had come back safely.
Letting out a soft sigh, he rested his head against where the window met wall. Closing his eyes, he was willing to fall asleep in that position. It was far more comfortable than the prone one that he had on the floor for so many days, at the very least.
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"Clovis...?" His voice was low and soft, not wanting to bother the other man all that much. It was up to him if he would let him see to him.
And besides that-- how could he turn down a request from someone from the future?
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"Yes?" A slight tilt of his head in equal question, before looking at the bag with mild interest. "What can I do for one of my rescuers?" That was right. He had to find a way to thank Vergil, Toph, and Genesis for all that they had done for him. Even though the man had said that he did not wish for a reward, he felt somewhat shamed if he did not do something.
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Yet somehow, he could tell that something was different about him. Something had clearly changed about Clovis.
"I brought apples, if you wanted to have one," they were nothing like Banora Whites, but Genesis still liked them and found a little comfort in the fruit.
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It was tedious work to limp slowly around, but he was managing it with great determination, as he made his rounds on the patients.
[ooc: Either he's come to you if you're a patient, or you can waylay him if you're passing by. Action or prose is okey.]
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He caught up with Watson near the end of the rounds, following him silently but with a slightly knowing smirk on his lips.
"Your tenacity is showing, Doctor."
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"It must have been something I caught from a certain fellow lodger I had at home," he replied idly, but his tone was mostly teasing. Watson handed a bundle of clipboards over to his friend. "Will you please put these in the shelf?" It was difficult to stretch his arm over his head with his back injury.
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So why could he not simply ask the doctor what had happened?
"Mmm yes, Mrs. Hudson is rather like an unmovable stone isn't she?" He took the clipboards and easily placed them on the shelves, in an order the Watson would use. Not the hodge podge organization Holmes preferred.
He folded his arms and glanced at Watson. It was a simple question- so...what was stopping him?
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It was on his way in when Kuroro, chewing on a piece of chocolate hanging from his mouth, noticed the boy hobbling into the clinic. It wasn't really his business -- Kuroro was more interested to see how much pain the kid was in -- but the kid was in the way.
"You need help, kid?" he asked after a brief struggle with chewing the chocolate block furiously and swallowing it. His left hand had the rest of the chocolate bar from it, and on the right was a mug of coffee.
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"I sort of do. Here." He put the chocolate bar and coffee aside and, because trying to help the kid hobble along would waste both their time, Kuroro just picked him up.
"Kurapika," he called out in an even voice as he strode into the clinic proper with his load. "Patient for you."
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