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Entry tags:
- !arc 1 end plot,
- !event,
- alastair stara,
- alisa bosconovitch,
- annie cresta,
- arthur pendragon,
- daenerys targaryen,
- data!roxas,
- derek hale,
- euridice taverna,
- eyes rutherford,
- fayt leingod,
- finnick odair,
- hanako ikezawa,
- hibiki,
- himari takakura,
- hope estheim,
- jackson whittemore,
- james (prince charming),
- jasmine,
- jo harvelle,
- kaz,
- lancelot,
- lea,
- malik al-sayf,
- mariko shinobu,
- matsuri kudo,
- mithian,
- morgana pendragon,
- naminé,
- regina berry,
- richard castle,
- roxas,
- sam evans,
- sam winchester,
- samantha grey,
- simon tam,
- sophie,
- sora,
- souji seta,
- spencer reid,
- the eleventh doctor,
- uther pendragon,
- ventus
END OF ARC 1: DAY 169-170 DOWNTIME
[The first battle is over, but the second will begin any time. For two days, the enemy forces will remain on the other side of the battlefield, working on strategy and tending to their wounded. Both sides have taken heavy losses, and the Arena is full of the hurt and dying.
The battlefield itself has turned to a bloody, muddy mess. The elves will be asking the Army Engineers group and anyone else willing to help them lay timber and gravel out to make the ground easier to walk on for the next battle.
What will you do in your breathing space? Keep working, mourn your losses, or retreat from the horrors of war?]
[ooc note: This log takes place IC on Days 169-170/Nov 4-7. Please be sure you've read the plot post and the battle log's starting info thoroughly. Make absolutely sure that you include the day/rough time in the subject line of top-level comments, as well as if your thread is open or closed.
In addition to the battle log, there is a full-event log for those hiding out in Folkvang here. If you have any questions, please direct them to the mod post so everyone else can see them!]
The battlefield itself has turned to a bloody, muddy mess. The elves will be asking the Army Engineers group and anyone else willing to help them lay timber and gravel out to make the ground easier to walk on for the next battle.
What will you do in your breathing space? Keep working, mourn your losses, or retreat from the horrors of war?]
[ooc note: This log takes place IC on Days 169-170/Nov 4-7. Please be sure you've read the plot post and the battle log's starting info thoroughly. Make absolutely sure that you include the day/rough time in the subject line of top-level comments, as well as if your thread is open or closed.
In addition to the battle log, there is a full-event log for those hiding out in Folkvang here. If you have any questions, please direct them to the mod post so everyone else can see them!]
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She was growing worried. Even with such development, seeing him so pale and stumbling was no good development. The least thing she wanted was him collapse in the middle of... this.
"Don't worry about it, you need to sit down." She held him in support, face flushed, almost dropping that cup of tea before she noticed she had one still in hand.
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And he did, forcing his legs forward to the wall, he leaned against it and slid downward, coming to sit carefully.
"Yeah. That's better. Phew... Sorry, Hanako. It's been a long couple of days. That's all. Still... as tired as I feel, I'm really happy."
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"After this, we should both have a rest." She murmured. At the mention that he was happy, she tried to smile. It came out a little weary, because they were both tired. "Me too..."
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He reached into the pocket of his apron and took out a small paper packet of pills. His evening dose. Opening it up he crunched them down dry, pulling a small face.
"Now, we just have to hold on until things go our way out there."
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Hanako bent her legs together, and placed her hands on her knees. They were going to go on talking as if the confession didn't happen. No fireworks, no big hugs and celebrations. Just sitting there, waiting for the nightmare to be over. In a way, Hanako preferred it to be this way. It suited her inclinations.
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Because they had to win. Especially now. It was selfish of him, he knew, but now that he knew where they stood he was more determined now than ever to do the best job he could and heal people as completely as he was able. They had to push through and finish this. And maybe it wasn't the night of their confession, but he still wanted to do all those things with her - picnics and moonlit walks and fancy, sweet dinners. He wanted that for the two of them so bad, he wasn't going to allow this war to deny them those moments.
"Everything will be fine. We're going to win."
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She... couldn't let this happen.
"When you feel better, we're going to resume working." Until even the last injuried human was cured, even if it meant they would take weeks to meet each other againn and... be an actual couple.
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At least his breathing had slowed to a normal rate and his color was returning to his cheeks. His chest still felt just a little tight but not painfull. Thank goodness for small blessings.
"Hey, where's Nashi? She's OK, right?"
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"She's in a safe shelter along with children and people who can't fight." Upon hearing there was actually a shelter, Hanako sent her dog there- and of course they didn't refuse taking her in. "They guaranteed me she'll be fed and taken care of while we're here."
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"I'm glad to know she's alright. I worry. I've missed her."
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Oh. Wow - she'd patted his arm. Without any kind of prompting or curse or alchohol. He was speechless for a moment.
"....I'm looking forward to having our little group all together again."
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"Well then, let's get back into the swing of things. We both have more than enough to do to keep us busy."
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He smiled as reassuringly as he could.
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"I'll see you soon. If you need anything, please call me on the bracelet, OK?
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"I will." She murmured, and turned around, walking. It was terribly hard to do such thing, she... wanted to stay with him, be sure that he was going to be okay, but no, there were more important things to do, more people to take care of. So, she left.