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Tomorrow, tomorrow
Who: Holiday and OPEN
What: Exploring the area a bit and trying to, you know, survive
When: First Week
Where: anywhere in Tomorrowland
Notes: Up for confrontations, alliances, sneak attacks, anything!
The place looked a lot like what she imagined the Kennedy Space Center would look like after a nuclear explosion. So much for not being traumatized in this arena. First they demonize cartoons and now science.
Holiday had made a make-shift and very temporary shelter near the fallen rocket. She knew that there were other tributes nearby and that she couldn't really hide forever. She had to keep moving... but not until she got something to eat. Any food she found in stands and carts were long since rotted, which was gross, and she wasn't that desperate yet. Those adorable ducks, on the other hand, looked delicious, so she had made a small trap with them in mind thanks to her rope. It wouldn't be strong enough to catch a tribute, not that she even wanted to.
Holiday's thoughts drifted to her acquaintances from the Capitol as she wondered how they were fairing. She refused to think of them as friends, even though one of them already sparred her.A man of Wyatt's stature could have easily killed her if he wanted that bag badly enough.
She kept an eye on her trap and odd ducks that didn't seem to like water very much. If she wasn't going to catch one soon, she would move on.
What: Exploring the area a bit and trying to, you know, survive
When: First Week
Where: anywhere in Tomorrowland
Notes: Up for confrontations, alliances, sneak attacks, anything!
The place looked a lot like what she imagined the Kennedy Space Center would look like after a nuclear explosion. So much for not being traumatized in this arena. First they demonize cartoons and now science.
Holiday had made a make-shift and very temporary shelter near the fallen rocket. She knew that there were other tributes nearby and that she couldn't really hide forever. She had to keep moving... but not until she got something to eat. Any food she found in stands and carts were long since rotted, which was gross, and she wasn't that desperate yet. Those adorable ducks, on the other hand, looked delicious, so she had made a small trap with them in mind thanks to her rope. It wouldn't be strong enough to catch a tribute, not that she even wanted to.
Holiday's thoughts drifted to her acquaintances from the Capitol as she wondered how they were fairing. She refused to think of them as friends, even though one of them already sparred her.
She kept an eye on her trap and odd ducks that didn't seem to like water very much. If she wasn't going to catch one soon, she would move on.
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When morning came, she managed to get out of her hiding place, concealing it with a simple close of rotted drawer doors. She ate beforehand, and was armed with her knife, just in case. She she kept to the shadows, climbing up and around various cars and obstacles, she spotted a familiar face.
"Ah-" She quickly ran up to her, almost heedless that she was out in the open. But, then again, there seemed to be no one else around. "Doctor!"
thank you so much ;;
obviously not too greathiding place to see Chibi-usa galloping towards her. Was it a trick? Did that actually matter? There was no way Holiday was going to get the first blow on a kid.Holiday tried to shush her. "What are you doing? Others might be around."
Wouldn't hurt to stay on guard, though.
Its ok! :3
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It was hard to keep one's guard up around a kid.
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"...Yeah, I'm all right. I managed to get some supplies."
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Holiday didn't have food on her, but she was planning on getting some pretty soon. Hopefully.
Though, an idea was occurring to her. Holiday didn't have a chance in winning, but maybe she could the girl for along enough to finish this? Hmmm.
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Chibi-Usa looked at the ducks and winced. They looked kind of...mad.
"Ah...maybe I can help?" Then she remembered. "I've got rope! Maybe we can make it into a makeshift net!"
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"Maybe a net isn't a bad idea, though... We could split the duck if we catch one."
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After a moment of thought, Chibi-Usa picked up a rock and threw it at one of the ducks. It nearly hit it, causing the duck to flounder and stagger backwards. A few others began to quack towards the girl's direction.
"Wild ducks tend to become aggressive when sufficiently provoked," Chibi-Usa explained as she started towards it. "We can lead them towards the trap if we provoke them to try and attack us."
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"Um... right. Okay. Come on." Holiday kicked a rock towards another duck and started to move over to her trap with the girl in tow.
... This was a little crazy.
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Hopefully.Chibi-Usa went closer to the ducks, which responded to her approach with quacks. Closer and closer, and the ducks began to flap their wings in warning.
"Come on..." Chibi-Usa smiled. "You know you want to attack me..."
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Holiday stayed close to the girl in case she had to move her quickly. The ducks were flapping pretty angrily, after all.
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When he reaches the duck pond, he stops to look for anyone approaching out of habit rather than because he could do anything but take the steps forward to the water.
He sees a woman across the pond, and isn't entirely sure she isn't a hallucination. He takes his hand from where it's covering the bite wound on his shoulder, which seems to be radiating heat, and holds it up and out in some sort of primitive, sickly greeting.
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That man looks hurt, but... well, that's pretty much how Aunamee got her last time. By asking for help. Holiday's not really sure what to do, so she decides to watch him for now.
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"Madame," he wheezes. "Have you any medicine?"
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She starts to move forward. Her supplies are hidden, but her knife is out in case he decides to attack. Holiday motions to it. "I won't hurt you if you don't hurt me."
She's being stupid and she knows it.
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He looks at her knife and his face twitches into a bit of a self-deprecating smile.
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Once Holiday's close enough, she kneels lower to his level. "You mind if I take a look at the wound?"
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Javert winces and picks at the sleeve wrapped around the injury. It's a bite wound, barely recognizable as made by human teeth because humans so rarely rip out whole chunks. It's clearly seriously infected, soggy with pus and laden with necrotized skin. The skin around it and up to his neck is red and hot.
"Thank you, Madame. You're very kind in harsh circumstances."
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... Dammit... Dammit...
"It needs to be rewrapped. Come on. I still have some cloth left over from when I tore most of this stupid dress to shreds." She attempts to help him the few steps to her small and very temporary shelter.
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This is not, he thinks, kindness he should expect. It's certainly more than most people would be willing to give in these circumstances. More than he deserves, here. He can't think very clearly, but he holds his hands out so she can see that he's unarmed.
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"All right, let's take a look." Either way, she still begins to peel back the bandages of his wound to take a better look.
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But most horrifying is that it's evidently a bite wound, made with human teeth.
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"I'm not sure if modern medicine can help this," she mumbled, studying his hand. It looked like the infection hadn't started spreading. Maybe she could do something.
"Or maybe it can. Let me rewrap this. I think it can be helped." She's only saying that because of the medicine she got from the sponsors. She could use half of it to coat his new bandages, but he doesn't need to see she has any so Holiday starts coating them at an angle.
Hopefully, half would be enough. She's loathe to use more on someone who could turn around and stab her.
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The truth is he doesn't want to die, but he realizes he may not have much of an option.
"You have modern medicine?" He blinks at her, and then returns his gaze to the ground, as if even looking at anything more complicated than the ground is too trying for him.
SORRY! I'm late. Should be back in swing now though
Holiday went ahead and started wrapping his wound again with the new bandages.
No problem!
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She wrapped it as tight as she was willing and smoothed the bandage over. "How does it feel? The same?" Too bad she didn't have any water to give him.
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Okay, she's pushing it now and she knows it. You're too easy to kill, Holiday.
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"You won't have to. You should be safe here for another few hours at least, whether I'm here or not."
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She allowed him to rest while she moved out of the shelter for the moment to find her next meal. Maybe not a great idea to leave him alone with her supplies, but she had nothing worth keeping anyway.