(( Up front and center, I wanted to apologize for my extensive absence. I have no excuses. I'm sorry. XP
(( Next, Hi City!
(( Also, gah, Fairy, why you go when I come back? ;(
(( Finally, Long post is long, Super sorry.
Midnight Tails wrote:Hearing what Claudia said, but having no time to respond to it, all Miiro could do was listen to some nearby sounds of something cracking, looking up, and watching a large amount of dirt and stone fall towards her.
She couldn't even scream, she wasn't sure she even wanted to, since that would make her more likely to suffocate under it all, depending on how much fell on her.
In a secound she was on the ground, blood streaming down her face, unconcious with likely bruising to her brain, she'd have a bad concussion from this most likely.
Luckily no large rocks hit near her head, but even small rocks were enough to kill someone if thrown fast enough, so Nezumiiro was lucky.
Her body was almost completely covered in rocks and soil, only her face and neck, as well as a leg and part of a finger were visible.
There were a few larger rocks on the rest of her body, not giant ones, but ones large enough to make a strong man strain to lift.
Therefore her left arm was likely to be badly crushed, and who knows how many other broken bones she had.
The human body was a fragile one.
Claudia felt the tremor pass, grateful for what appeared to be minimal damage to her cave. A few rocks here and there, but nothing too damaging. Or, that's what she thought until she spotted her new friends limbs sticking out from a pile of rubble.
"Miiro..." she mumbled lightly under her breath, fear growing.
She rapidly rushed forward, looking quickly to assess the logical aspects of the situation, throwing out her fear. She wouldn't let the fact that she may have killed Miiro get to her. Even if death in her culture was a gift, she had been around Dream to long that Claudia recognized her new fear of it.
Based on the location of the few parts visible, Claudia could guess everything she felt she needed to know to get Miiro free, with minimal damage. There was one rock she'd have to break, but she hoped that wouldn't have too much of an effect. Claudia lifted the small boulder from the arm and could tell it was broken at a glance. She stepped up the pace, recognizing she'd have to get Miiro to a hospital, and fast. But... There was only one hospital in the near vicinity.
She cursed under her breath as she managed to drop a bolder on her foot, pain searing. But it wasn't important now. She moved it off and continued lifting and moving.
Midnight Tails wrote: (Yep. Desmond shouldn't be labeled worse than them.D: Well I'm not sure what the others think...So not sure if Damien's and Clairna's opinion counts or not)
(( Ahh, we'll see about that... I'm still working on Crazy Des's personality a bit, but I'm afraid he may just happen to join nightmare after this. His dad was even more nuts than him, after all. Sometimes I think this RP's a competition to see who can create the craziest characters...
Midnight Tails wrote:When Savannah returned with the desired things Clairna went over to the older girl, pleased she could finally do something; just sitting around and thinking about things was a really bad way for Clairna to spend her day.
"Thanks a lot Savannah," the Nightmare girl said.
Admitting to herself she just needed to get this over and done with she opened her Nightmare bottle and used one of the nightmares stored inside to hold Desmond down while she put the gathered items on the boy.
Once finished she looked back to Damien, "I think I better hurry up and get going,"she told him, coming more to her usual self.
(( Also, right now, Clairna's really scarring me with her whole 'LALALALA I'M A TEENAGER' thing. Who knew a regular version of Clairna could be more scary than the actual thing. XD
(( *Knuckle crack* Let's get down to Des-ness.
Desmond felt pain stab at his hands and face, only curious as to what could be trying to claw his eyes out. Realizing it was himself, based on his dad's obnoxious laughing in the background, he lifted his hands to hover over his face, covering his eyes from the world around him. Hearing Clairna's snickering words and remembering how nuts everyone else was, Desmond felt less-crazy and observed the room through a crack in his fingers.
His mentor was repeatedly kissing this girl, which Des thought was very odd, considering the situation. He might give her Densenbyou, geesh! Fay, the girl with the wonky emotions was having even wonkier hallucinations, and was freaking out at the fact that Shadow was kissing a girl. At least she understood the medical applications of the situation, despite her obvious need for medical attention as well. He was about to brush himself off and stand when another person entered with some soft plushy things that looked like handcuffs... but fluffier. Like a bunny. Des liked bunnies.
As a small fluffy bunny attached them to his wrists, he didn't struggle. That would be silly, they were fluffy after all. At least until he began perceiving the emotions attached. The sudden burst of intense rage and despondency overwhelmed him. People who had worn these had left such strong emotional marks that, even if he had tried, Desmond couldn't ignore the overbearing feelings.
At least that struck him out of his hallucinogenic stupor. Desmond stood, his dad’s intense gaze burning down at him. He wanted logic, he’d get logic. After all, there was much logic in murder. Desmond revoked the thought. He’d find the cure and be done with this. That’s what his father wanted… Right? He wouldn’t think about the possibility that there could be no cure. It wouldn’t help his mental situation.
Desmond’s eyes scanned the scene around him, locking onto Clairna, the healer. His face had tracks of pink running down it from where Desmond attacked it, and his eyes were filled with a new sort of emotion, something Desmond couldn’t really identify.
He spoke, a dull monotonous sound issued itself from his lips, “I recommend you remove these at once for fear of further maddening me. I am a psychometric and I can feel the screams of every person who’s ever worn them. You should take them off.” He lifted his cuffs slowly, guessing that any faster would not help with his newfound sanity problems.