Name(s): Hella open, bbs. This is for the healers, the injured from both the Library and whoever has been scraped off the halls in the wake of GW, and those hovering over their bedside.
Location: Hospital Wing
Week: 40
Time: Saturday evening onwards
Rating: PG-13
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She predicted another dozen students or so before that happened.
And no sign of this other doctor yet either (unless he was one of the ones she ended up kicking out of the room.)
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Being the private doctor exclusively for his family had severely limited his skills.
Spotting a woman tossing a few people from the room, he assumed that she must be the other nurse. Well, at least she was effectively making sure to clear the room from people who were taking up too much space. "I assume that you must be Joy."
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She glanced behind him to see the boy that he had just brought in and her gaze drifted down to the kid’s leg. Joy could tell the kid needed a cast for that and, she wasn’t even going to ask about the post-it note on his forehead.
“Are you going to stay here?” Joy asked him as she settled more people into beds, “I need to go into the back and possibly make more healing balms. This school wasn’t prepared to deal with a mass amount of injuries to stock up properly for something like this so, I’ll possibly need time to prepare some myself.” Her own elixirs were a different recipe than the ones she had been currently handing out but it was definitely just as affective. Chinese medicine worked wonders, magic or not.
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He frowned deeply when Joy told him about the dwindling stock of potions and balms, finding his irritation with the way the school had been run in terms of medical care growing by the minute. "Yes, I will stay out here. I need to start working on the leg before it's too late and the muscles won't cooperate correctly to the medicine, magical or Muggle."
He looked her over for a second, evaluating her. "Take your time on preparing them. We need the best and most effective. I can handle the crowd for the time being."
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He couldn't remember a damn thing. Nothing was right...his entire body felt like it was lead, weighing him down as he laid on...something. Something soft, something that wasn't quite what he had expected to be laying on. Wasn't he supposed to be in bed? His bed wasn't this hard, and the blanket wasn't this--
...wait.
A bed? He wasn't supposed to be in bed! Last he remembered he was carrying that girl, lying her on a bed, before...
...That's right. He'd blacked out.
Wait.
How long had he blacked out?! It couldn't have been too long, right? It didn't feel long. Ugh, his body. It felt so heavy. His head was throbbing, his stomach was turning...surefire signs of sleeping too little or sleeping too long. In his case, most definitely too little. With all the energy he had expended healing, he was lucky to be even waking up.
Still...
Delita Heiral let out a groan, moving to sit up.
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This time, he was awake.
She paused, confirmed that she was not, in fact essential to her current task, and made her way over to his bed.
"You're an idiot," was the first thing out of her mouth. "You pushed yourself way too far."
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He held his head, feeling it throb under his fingers as his body resisted his need to sit up, to do something, to do something other than lay down when there were other things that needed to be done.
Perhaps a bit of sarcasm would at least cheer her up a bit. Allow her to know that he was all right.
But still. She was right. He had pushed himself a bit too much. Too many healing stints in one go made his body a rather limp noodle of one, or maybe a heavy stone, going on just a thread before snapping into pure exhaustion.
"...Though yes. It does seem that I have."
Not too tired for sarcasm, but much too tired to deny the truth on this one.
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She paled slightly at the thought of Sasuke before shoving him completely out of her mind. She could deal with that later, when - she could deal with that later.
Her demeanour softened slightly at his admission that she was right. At least he was smart enough to know when he was beaten when the woman holding the stick was standing right over him. "You're staying here," she informed him. "If I see you out of bed before you've had a full night's rest, I'll put you back in it personally."
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Casting the anti-infection charm on her hands again, she went over to them, telling them which beds were free and directing them to them. They had reached a lull in the influx of injured, thankfully.
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At any rate, he had someone to find--and of course she was up and about and helping. "Of course you'd be up and doing something to help. Wouldn't be you otherwise."
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Eyes wide, she turned back to the doorway. "A-Axel?"
Abruptly the control she'd worked so hard on keeping collapsed. She stumbled slightly, and then without even thinking about it, all but threw herself into his arms, hugging him tightly with her own good one. The other was strapped up, healed of it's breaks, but still numb from the spell she'd cast. Had it only been hours ago? It felt like aeons.
"What are you doing here," she mumbled into his neck. "I told you to stay in the Hall."
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"There was something going on in there, I slipped out." He replied, cautiously returning the hug. He hoped he wouldn't get punched for sneaking away from the Hall--though he probably earned it.
"You holding up okay here?"
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She pushed through some people gathered in the room, a frustrated look on her face. Where was he? And why wasn't she taller?!
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And what he wanted to do was find Komachi. He vaguely remembered talking to her before passing out, getting woken up by his grandpa...somehow, passing out again, and waking up in the hospital wing with a post-it note stuck to his forehead. Was she okay? Did she hurt her head? Did she end up getting crushed by three thousand books after all?!
As he practically shoved his way through the crowd, he noticed a girl with brown hair moving through people. Was that Komachi? Where was she? And why wasn't he taller?!
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She stomped over to him, eyes narrowed. "You should be in a bed, not walking around," she huffed. If it had been Sister, she would have softly said that it would be better for him to rest and stay off his leg.
Good thing she wasn't like her sister very much.
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He scowled at her tiny lecture, "I'll walk when I want to walk!" He argued, "Besides, it doesn't hurt that bad! I think I know what I'm doing," he muttered, the blush fading to be replaced by annoyance.
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But he still felt a little bad waiting in the infirmary, his slashed arm still wrapped in his own blue and black tie. There were so many people who were hurt worse....
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He was wasting a bed that could be used for someone else, for one. Second of all, he had enough strength do perform adequate first aid, at least. At least for the people who had minor injuries...
So that the more experienced doctors, like Sakura and Tsunade, didn't have to.
...Speaking of Tsunade...
There was much he needed to speak to her about.
"Kihara."
His eyes were slightly heavy, black marks under them from obvious exhaustion.
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"Heiral. You still look like crap. Shouldn't you be sleeping?" He fell into last names easily enough. Even though he had been speaking English at least as long he slipped into Japanese formality more often then not.
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And that nagging voice in the back of his head said something, but he couldn't quite make it out.
"I will live. It is but a minor setback, nothing more."
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