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Doctor, doctor, gimme the news
Who: Sick people and their well-wishers
When: May 13th-June 4th
Where: Hospitals and clinics all over the Port
Summary: A catch-all log for hospitalized people and their visitors all over the Port during the sickness plot. Everyone feel free to centralize your hospital visit threads here for convenience!
Warning: Please mark your threads if you'll need any.
When: May 13th-June 4th
Where: Hospitals and clinics all over the Port
Summary: A catch-all log for hospitalized people and their visitors all over the Port during the sickness plot. Everyone feel free to centralize your hospital visit threads here for convenience!
Warning: Please mark your threads if you'll need any.
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You're awake.
[She sniffles and wipes a sleeve across her face.] I'll stop when you stop. Shirou-chan. [Defiantly. Childish. A gauntlet, thrown down. Go ahead. Take it. But at the same time serious—get better, won't you?]
[She waits for his retort. Hopes it comes. As long as everything could stay the same, they would be alright.]
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[And he won't. He refuses to. For all that he's failed in protecting her for so long . . . he won't even be able to try if he's dead. And so he won't. Because he says so.]
Too hot in here. [The room is mostly at a normal temperature, with him keeping his reiatsu close. Almost like he's afraid to let it fill the room. It just . . . doesn't seem like it's okay to do that for some reason.]
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[There's the urge to stamp and pout and correct him, but she can't bring herself to do that, either. He's too tired, and it just isn't the time.]
[She coughs a hollow cough, and then smiles a little apologetically.] I'm glad you're awake, even though I know you need your rest. [Because watching him slip into those feverish, tormented delusions was torture. Torture she accepted willingly for the chance to be by his side when he awoke, but torture nonetheless.]
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Get plenty of rest. I think the nurses are spiking my food. [Paranoia? Maybe. But he's been rather intractable with them when he's been conscious and they get frustrated with him. He wouldn't put it past them to use something to knock him out for a while.]
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[She looks around for a window to open, an ice pack, something to make him feel better, but the ward is already overcrowded with little children and understaffed, and there's nothing close at hand. And she doesn't know why, but... she doesn't want to leave him. Paranoia of her own, she supposes. Doesn't want him dying on her while she's away.]
I don't think the nurses are 'spiking' your food. [She hopes they aren't, or they would see a rather different side to Momo than the sweet, attentive friend they've been purring over.] But it is stuffy in here. I never realized how many people were sick... Maybe when you're feeling better, we can go out into the garden. I saw it while I was waiting, and it looks really lovely.
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[A quiet sigh, and he struggles a bit to keep his eyes open.] Wish I could just make it colder in here.
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[He doesn't sound like he's quite as with it as he should be.]
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[Makes who sick? Makes me sick? Oh. He's probably right, though. But I told him not to worry about me. I can always get a coat, or a blanket.]
Your comfort's more important.
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[He has little concept of what he's saying. Except that it's maybe something he shouldn't. But he's too weary to care.]
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[It couldn't be true... could it?]
[She steps back in fear, instinctively, pulling her hands up to her chest. Was it true? Had he been responsible for Granny's sickness? Was that what had happened while she was away? Had she really missed so much?]
[She can't blame him; he was just a child, and more powerful than almost anyone she knew. He couldn't have known; maybe wouldn't have even known how to stop it if he tried. No, there was no blame. Only guilt on her part, for she was the one who had left him alone. It was her fault—she had left both of them alone, to go to the Academy, to pursue... Captain Aizen... (oh if only he were here right now, he would know just what to say, he would calm me and comfort my beating heart)]
I'm so sorry, Shirou-chan; I—I wanted to learn to protect you, but to do that I had to leave, and... I never meant to leave you with the burden of caring for her all alone. I wish I had been there. I could have helped. I would have done... something. I didn't know. I... I never knew.
[And it only makes her guilt worse, to know that she never knew. She should have known. Should have asked. She had optimistically assumed that everything was alright, would be alright, if she just kept on her way; that things would work out for the best, as they always had. She steps back towards his bed, even though her whole body aches. She refuses to run away this time.]
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... Not your fault, stupid. It's mine. [It would have happened even had she stayed. Her going away to the Academy had nothing to do with it.
[His face softens into something like relief when she approaches him again. She's staying? All this time, he's kept that from her, subconsciously fearing she'd run away like everyone else if she'd known. And now she knows. And she's staying.]
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Can take responsibility for whatever I want. [Even when he's only half lucid, he manages to be stubborn.]
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[He's normally one to jerk away from displays of affection, but he just doesn't have the energy for that right now. Besides, it's reassuring to know she's still here, after knowing what he's done to Granny.
[Even though there's even more he's done -- and not done -- to her. And all he can bring himself to say about it is:] I'm sorry.
[Which may be a bit alarming in and of itself; he doesn't apologize for much.]
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[But it seems like he's apologizing to her, and that doesn't make any sense. She's not the one he'd have to be sorry to.] Sorry for what?
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[That question . . . Oh. Right. She doesn't know about all that, yet. If she did, she'd understand what he means. He has to spell everything out, doesn't he? It's always like that.] Didn't protect you from him.
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[But who is he talking about? There's no 'him' that she knows of in her life that she needs to be protected from. It's been ages since she was bullied; she's a lieutenant now.]
[For some reason, Ichigo's face flashes into her mind. He's the missing piece, here. The one who knows her but she doesn't know him. The human who is also a shinigami. But she doesn't think she needs to be protected from him. He's been nothing but kind to her. No, he said he was a friend of Hitsugaya's (Toushirou, she remembers). So who...?]
H-him?
[She doesn't mean for her voice to come out as squeakily as it does. But even as the word passes through her lips, she gets a chill of fear. He's been avoiding this. She knows it. She's not always as oblivious as she seems. And she's not sure what he's going to tell her. Isn't sure if it's something she wants to know. She's of the opinion that sometimes it's better not to know, better to go into things with an open mind and a clean slate, and take the consequences as they come.]
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[It's the delerium. The delerium that lets this answer so easily and quietly fall from his lips.] Aizen.
[Still not someone she'd have thought she'd need protection from. Even he hadn't, for the longest time. He's not one that easily trusts most people, and Aizen got under his radar somehow. How could he have missed it all that time? How could he have missed it at all when Hinamori's well-being had been at stake?]
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[He's confused, she thinks. More confused than she'd realized. Or he's trying to communicate something else, changing topics, something about her captain—her noble, good, kind captain. Her—it almost breaks her to remember it—dead captain. He'd been slain by that treacherous, sinister Captain Ichimaru and... She has to stop herself from remembering. Forces herself out of her reverie. You're here now. Here. By Hitsugaya-kun's side. Let it—let it go.]
[What had he been saying? Something about protecting her. But he wasn't making any sense.] What—what about Captain Aizen, Hitsugaya-kun?
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[The only thing that's getting through to him is that she's confused.] Stupid. I told you. Should have -- [He has to stop for a coughing fit here.] -- protected you from him.
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[She looks around worriedly.] I'll get you a glass of water. Stay there.
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[For a few seconds, before a gut-wrenching nausea sweeps through him, and he has to lean over the basin next to the bed before he gets vomit all over the sheets and floor.
[Ugh. This damn sickness. He flops back onto the bed, taking measured breaths. No more vomiting. Vomiting is hell. Fresh air is much better.]
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