Trustfell 4: Trust Fall or Die Hard (
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trusthell2017-01-27 12:00 pm
First.
| The past five days have come and gone, though exactly how easily they've done so is debatable; some have been trying to press onward in their optimism and faith that things will get better, while some seem convinced that things will only go downhill from here. However people have chosen to see it, though, clearly this week hasn't been all bad – after all, attempts at encouraging unity among the group seem to have been at least reasonably successful. ...Seem to have been. Friday dawns like the rest of the week before it – the clock chimes the hour at seven, the doors to the kitchen and the mail room unlock, and the building is quiet. It would seem that maybe the night passed reasonably quietly – were it not for the large red smears on the walls and floor of the southeastern side of the dormitory. It looks like somebody decided to be a damn overachiever and took some initiative of their own. >Explore? |

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Which isn't too weird for a dorm room, right? You might want to go try to wake her up.]
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[And she'll put a hand on her shoulder, assuming it's not a bloody mess, and even if it is...]
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[Not her. Anyone but her. She had someone to save, for Andraste's sake.]
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[Smarter people, people like Angela, could take care of it for now. He gave a tight nod to her and turned from the room for the time being.]
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[Probably nothing good...]
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[She's seen worse, though. Like. A lot worse.]
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To say that she seems peaceful is something of an overstatement; she's lying still, curly brown hair lying messy around her head, and she doesn't stir when approached, touched, or gently shaken, but the fact of the matter is that she doesn't seem to be breathing, either. While her clothes are stained red as well, it doesn't seem to be concentrated anywhere in particular; the spatter seems a bit too random for that, it isn't radiating out from any major injury.
However, the fact that she's not breathing can probably be attributed to the deep, unmistakable bruises on her throat.
The facts of the matter are clear.
Adelina is dead.]
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How cold is her body? Is it obvious that she's so far gone CPR won't help?]
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...Okay, that wasn't fun, but it was factual.
She feels cold in a way that implies she's been dead for a while; well beyond the drop-off point, and pretty far beyond anything that could be done flat-out without a full life support system.
She's pretty damn dead, is what we're saying.]
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Time to start checking the body. Besides the bruises, are there any obvious injuries she can see without flipping her over - anything on her hands, her arms, her legs?]
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[someone fucking got murdered right next door.]
Does... anyone need towels? I'll go get towels. Yeah.
[time to coolly withdraw to his bathroom and lock the fucking door]
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[ The bruises, the fact that she's not waking up--this can't be happening. Not Adelina. She was so young, only 16 years old, how could anyone do this?
In a panic, Orihime reflexively reaches for her pins, moving her hand up to her collar. ] Shun'ō, Ayame-- [ Sōten Kisshun is what she'd say next in a desperate attempt to heal her, but alas, her hairpins are gone. Upon the realization, Orihime gasps before covering her face in her hands, feeling completely helpless and lost. ]
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[Christ, this is horrifying. Someone killed a child. A damn child...
But Orihime seems even worse off, and she just...tries to put a hand on the girl's shoulder.]
...I'm so sorry that this happened. But...we should leave. We're going to find who did this, but...staying in here is not a good idea.
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[ It might sound like nonsense to Lusamine--how can you help someone who's already gone--but for Orihime, she could have tried to resurrect her. It hurts. So much.
She turns towards Lusamine, not saying anything, but she will follow her out. ]
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There's...nothing that can be done for her, now. All we can do...is find who did this. For her sake.
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Hey. Come with me. [He wrapped his hand around her arm, and set to pulling her further into the hall. Not that it's any less grim of a locale.]
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I...I just talked to her the other day! She wanted to help us all get out, and I told her a ghost story, too...
[ There's a smile on her face, but it's clearly one of sorrow and disbelief. She still can't process what's happening. ]
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[Mercy doesn't ask before giving the girl a hug. She clearly needs one.]
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[That "everyone" from earlier was not meant to be this literal.]
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[...Oh. Oh. That's, um. A thing.]
[A not at all surprising thing, really. The only thing that was surprising to him was that it took this long.]
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That's not good. She feels her throat tighten, just a little. Her fists clench, and she has to screw her eyes shut tight. Calm. Stay calm. The Bluemother is with her. Stay. Calm.
Okay. She's going to... let the qualified people handle this. The nice thing about reincarnation is you don't have much to do in the way of last rites.
... maybe not nice, but it's a bitter thought that occurs to her as she goes back to her room to meditate before the trial starts. ]