Ema Skye (
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mayfield_rpg2012-01-26 04:48 pm
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~forty-six~ [Brokefield]
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To whomever destroyed the machine in the Dairy, I'd like to say this:
Investigate before blowing things up like an idiot. You'd have saved everyone a lot of trouble.
[Yeah, she mad. The creeping headache that she's had since coming out of her droning isn't helping her mood.]
[Action A: around town]
[As the day goes on, her headache is accompanied by an ache in her chest that almost resembles a heart attack. Erring on the side of caution--there's no respawn, after all--she decides to go to the hospital and get it checked out.
All tests come back negative, and the doctors laugh her out the door. "Silly, hysterical woman!" they say. "Maybe you've been working with patients for too long, you're beginning to think you're catching things from them!" Never mind that she knows cardiovascular disease isn't contagious.
So, angrier than she was in the morning, she's talking a walk to let off some steam. And munching. So much munching.
If you get too close, even by accident, she's throwing one of her snacks at you.]
[Action B: 726 Anderson Lane, closed to
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[Ema's head and chest pains aren't getting any better, so she's decided to hide out with her boyfriend for awhile. Maybe if she gets some rest, she'll be able to kick the pain and feel like a human being.
Although a big part of her doubts it. Really, what she wants right now is to not be alone--needing peace and quiet is just an excuse.
Knock knock.]
To whomever destroyed the machine in the Dairy, I'd like to say this:
Investigate before blowing things up like an idiot. You'd have saved everyone a lot of trouble.
[Yeah, she mad. The creeping headache that she's had since coming out of her droning isn't helping her mood.]
[Action A: around town]
[As the day goes on, her headache is accompanied by an ache in her chest that almost resembles a heart attack. Erring on the side of caution--there's no respawn, after all--she decides to go to the hospital and get it checked out.
All tests come back negative, and the doctors laugh her out the door. "Silly, hysterical woman!" they say. "Maybe you've been working with patients for too long, you're beginning to think you're catching things from them!" Never mind that she knows cardiovascular disease isn't contagious.
So, angrier than she was in the morning, she's talking a walk to let off some steam. And munching. So much munching.
If you get too close, even by accident, she's throwing one of her snacks at you.]
[Action B: 726 Anderson Lane, closed to
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[Ema's head and chest pains aren't getting any better, so she's decided to hide out with her boyfriend for awhile. Maybe if she gets some rest, she'll be able to kick the pain and feel like a human being.
Although a big part of her doubts it. Really, what she wants right now is to not be alone--needing peace and quiet is just an excuse.
Knock knock.]
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Apparently not.
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People are such idiots!
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... Y'know, teen Ema would probably be down with most of Haruhi's stunts.
Probably! Before she became a cranky old woman. XD
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Ema. Is everything all right?
[Whether he realizes it or not, his hand's fallen to the back of his head, cautiously rubbing as if to ward off some hidden pain.]
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[Ema reaches up and rubs at one of her temples in a futile attempt to get the pain to stop.]
People are idiots and my head hurts and my chest hurts and the doctors in the hospital just laughed at me when I went to have them look me over.
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[But she lets him lead her inside, taking a deep breath and letting it out slowly. It doesn't help, but it makes her feel a bit better regardless.]
I was hoping going somewhere quiet might help.
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[Draping an arm around her shoulders for support, he guides her further along and down to the basement. When it comes to getting into the Hall of Doom, though, he stumbles a bit. The way he twists the jar to open the main entrance is a bit jerky, and when it comes to unlocking his private quarters, it takes him several tries to actually navigate the crook of his cane into the right slot. This headache, or whatever it is, is definitely beginning to impair his fine motor skills.
But soon enough, they're in his private room at the very back of his bunker. The quietest place he can think of.]
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That, and...he knows there's something wrong. Hell, he even has his guesses what it might be - and the only reason they're guesses is because of his refusal to accept the logic behind what he knows, and what it means for Ema, for Edward...and for himself. Because forget localized pain; Schuldig's whole body hurts, and it's only growing worse. If old injuries are coming back home to roost, then getting blown up by a bomb in the stomach has to be one of the least pleasant possibilities.]
This town is making it increasingly hard for me to preserve my title as the greatest annoyance you have to deal with.
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Don't flatter yourself. This town is always a greater annoyance than you.
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Are you here for any real reason, or just here to piss me off?
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No one saw me post with the wrong Schuldig account
I know not what you're talking about
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Some idiot decided to blow things up and ask questions later!
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Are you okay? You got out of there before things exploded, right?
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I'm fine. I left before the explosion.
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What about now? Nothing bad's happened, I hope?
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Usual meds from the hospital not touching it?
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