Characters: Anyone in Tulgim
Content: One of the mines in Tulgim has collapsed a second time, trapping some of the rescuers inside!
Setting: Mine 2b
Time: From late morning onwards
Warnings: Possibility of bloody or violent descriptions
Notes: Please note in the thread subject whether your threads take place either pre- or post- the second collapse
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Tarzan heard the grinding rocks, he felt it along his knuckles while he had been exploring the area and watching the people. He easily leapt to all fours and weaved through the crowd and to the entrance. The entrance was, indeed, a chaotic place. But he couldn't let that deter him. He could hear faint voices over the din that told him there were people still inside.
Using various rocks on the sides and walls, he made his way into the tunnel and over the people until he reached the source of the pandemonium.
The rocks held firm as he climbed around them, trying to find a loose one. He couldn't, however, not yet. He'd need more help. "Tarzan here!" He called out to the people. "Tarzan help! Say something?"
He needed to know if the people on the other side could hear him, that way he could maybe coordinate something so that they could get over the rock wall together. And maybe without injuries?
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"Hughes!" He called out. "Here! Tarzan here!"
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"Helloooooo? Is anyone there?"
...Voices...She had been speaking to Abe and Nami in her journal, just to ease the pain...she listened to their words over and over and over, just to try not to think about it, to get her mind off of the pain and the thought that she was really going to die alone down here...
She was just going to be alone and nobody was going to find her, and she was going to be abandoned--
No. The people didn't do that here. She had friends. She wasn't going to be abandoned...
There were voices, after all!
"HELLO! I'M OVER HERE!" She screamed as hard as she could manage, though it sounded wavering and a bit weak. "SOMEONE, HELP ME!!!"
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Needless to say, the brunette was certainly not happy at all at how things were panning out. First there was all that trouble with the Reif guy, and now there were their own crewmates stuck in there! The quartermaster made a mental note to hismelf to get a nice good round of drinks for himself and possibly everyone else legal enough once all this crap was over and done with. Seriously, it wasn't as if they didn't have enough to deal with.
(And perhaps, he might have taken dealing with Team Fail over this whole thing, had they been here.)
Shovel in hand, the mercenary surveyed the collapsed pile of rocks and rubble before him with great dismay. He sighed, and then eventually turned to whoever was with him at the moment. "So, we got a count on how many are in there or something?"
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There was a brief flash of light in her hand, and suddenly she was holding a large, bizarrely ornate sledgehammer. With a shout she hauled it back and brought it down on a particularly large chunk of rubble, cracking it into several pieces.
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Then he stared as the redhead summoned out one of her large-ass weapons from god-knows-where and flailed quite a bit when she started to swing her humongous hammer around in a bid to break through the rubble.
"W-Whoa zere," the man started, quickly making his way back towards Erza and stared a bit more as she started to... do her thing. "Y-You know, I don't zink we really should be doin' anyzing like zis..." If anything, she'd only cause another cave-in - and Pip sure as hell didn't want that to happen.
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She extended her hands outwards, palms down, and closed her eyes in concentration. It had been a long time since she had used her abilities in their raw form, especially for something this delicate. She breathed deeply, and as she did loose pieces of surface rubble began moving, rising off the ground. She slowly turned away from the cave-in, hands still held out in front of her, and as she did the pieces of rubble floated, wobbling through the air until they were deposited a safe distance away.
Erza released her control and slumped forward, breathing heavily. Moving things around took more energy than she remembered.
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Which was what brought him to the medical tent. He looked at Naminé and asked, "Are you ready?"
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If they were dug out, some small part of her brain said, but she squashed that thought down immediately.
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Quatre offered her a gentle smile, and said, "Let's go check on the other tents now, okay? They'll need them soon, I'm sure."
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He had heard the gritty shifting of rock and a low rumble not far away, but being shin deep in already-moved rubble hadn't exactly gone a long way to providing him an easy escape. The noise had grown louder, become more insistent, the ground and walls had started shaking and then, in a matter of seconds and a flood of what almost felt like panic, everything had done dark ( ... )
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It left him somewhat dazed. Gilbert's skull was obviously too thick to take any real damage from it, but it didn't take someone who was intelligent in regards to things that weren't fighting to figure out what was going on.
"Shit!" he yelled as he clawed his way out of the rubble. He then paused, because a) his leg really fucking hurt and b) he heard someone.
"Who the hell's that?"
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"Ulquiorra Schiffer of the Fiertia." He replied, his voice carrying even though he made little effort to raise it.
He glanced around, his keen hearing going a long way to figuring out which direction the voice was coming from. He stood there for a moment, his working arm bracing the other, which still felt entirely off. He came to realise that although the pain was intense, it was also dulled to normal feelings and hanging decidedly limply from the joint. An attempt to move it confirmed that it was dislocated at the shoulder, but he stifled the cry that he wanted to make, instead hissing through his teeth in discomfort ( ... )
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"Oh, you!" said Gilbert, some sort of... not cheerfulness, but certainly slightly more chipper than a neutral tone. "Ul...ki..."
He hesitated a moment. He'd just heard the man's name, but for some reason...
"Schiffer!"
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