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"Thank you." Lazarus looked up with a weak smile, taking the handkerchief a healer handed to him gratefully and wiping the blood he'd just coughed up off his chin and lip. The Skill had been kind enough to puncture one of his lungs, his stomach, and kidney. Lazarus was just glad that the Skill hadn't been able to puncture his heart, as he'd probably been aiming for with the second strike. Lionus enveloped him as a healer examined Lazarus from the top to the bottom, making sure that Flaire's healing flames had properly covered everything. Coughing into the handkerchief again, the healer was at a loss as to why Lazarus was still afflicted by this bloody cough. The patient was quickly handed a glass of water to rinse out the blood as they continued to try and figure out what was afflicting him. Spitting out the now pink water into a basin, Lazarus wiped his mouth off and glanced at Flaire. Or at least, what was left of her. Phoenix wings. Lazarus sighed and put the empty glass cup next to the basin on the floor. Somehow, his interest had deteriorated. They seemed to attract so much trouble. He'd probably get caught up in it all if he kept hanging around them. Rubbing the place where his lung and two ribs had been broken, the young scholar sighed. Another attack after that would be highly unlikely, and if there was another one, there were still seeds scattered all across the floor, seeds he'd eventually have to summon back to the half-empty pouch inside the pocket of his scrapped suit.
Unbuckling his arm guard, he picked up his beaten book and opened it, to reveal that the book was empty, only the margins of the pages left. Setting his weapon where the text should've been, Lazarus proceeded to close its pages and snap the clip that kept them shut in place. A cough interrupted him, and he spat the thick crimson into the basin quickly, disliking the taste. The healer had Lazarus' equal curiosity in what was ailing him.
'Master, it seems that there was poison in the blade of the man who assaulted you last.' Hyacinth's delicate voice echoed in Lazarus' mind. Well, that was an easy solution. Ask the faels. Why hadn't he thought of it before.
"Thanks." Lazarus said to no-one, before mixing his own antidote in the empty water glass by dropping a seed in the basin of water and blood, and crushing the petals into a paste in the cup with some rough eation. Another flower grew to add its healing dew to the paste, and the coughing slowly stopped after Lazarus had ingested the antidote. The lovely antidote to every poison that Lazarus had spent a good six months thinking up. The antidote was always made from the poison itself, of course.
While Lazarus was making his antidote, soldiers were digging up rubble on the other side of the dining hall, where Adela lay unconscious. The pressure of the rubble had cut off circulation to some of her limbs and such, and healers were using lionus to keep the blood flow pumping, regardless of the weight that was slowly being removed. By the time she was unearthed, between the efforts of the healers and Flaire's flames, Adela was out of immediate danger. Sitting her against the rubble, a group of soldiers watched on as a healer surrounded her limp hand that twitched involuntarily every other second with Lionus, beginning the long process of realigning her median nerve and trying her best to get rid of the long scar that ran from the punctured nerve to the place where her index finger curved to her middle- the place where Dieter had ripped her hand off the nail.
"Hey." Levi peered curiously at the Lieutenant as he dropped in from the hole in the ceiling, landing lightly as the wings on his feet shrunk to their usual size. The word was used both as a greeting to the Archai Squad, but also as an attention getter for his more dire question, "Does that mean I'm not getting pardoned today?"
ooc: According to Levi, we said that he'd get pardoned 'tomorrow'. Since it's already 'tomorrow', he's busted out of jail and is going to join the fray. |D
Unbuckling his arm guard, he picked up his beaten book and opened it, to reveal that the book was empty, only the margins of the pages left. Setting his weapon where the text should've been, Lazarus proceeded to close its pages and snap the clip that kept them shut in place. A cough interrupted him, and he spat the thick crimson into the basin quickly, disliking the taste. The healer had Lazarus' equal curiosity in what was ailing him.
'Master, it seems that there was poison in the blade of the man who assaulted you last.' Hyacinth's delicate voice echoed in Lazarus' mind. Well, that was an easy solution. Ask the faels. Why hadn't he thought of it before.
"Thanks." Lazarus said to no-one, before mixing his own antidote in the empty water glass by dropping a seed in the basin of water and blood, and crushing the petals into a paste in the cup with some rough eation. Another flower grew to add its healing dew to the paste, and the coughing slowly stopped after Lazarus had ingested the antidote. The lovely antidote to every poison that Lazarus had spent a good six months thinking up. The antidote was always made from the poison itself, of course.
While Lazarus was making his antidote, soldiers were digging up rubble on the other side of the dining hall, where Adela lay unconscious. The pressure of the rubble had cut off circulation to some of her limbs and such, and healers were using lionus to keep the blood flow pumping, regardless of the weight that was slowly being removed. By the time she was unearthed, between the efforts of the healers and Flaire's flames, Adela was out of immediate danger. Sitting her against the rubble, a group of soldiers watched on as a healer surrounded her limp hand that twitched involuntarily every other second with Lionus, beginning the long process of realigning her median nerve and trying her best to get rid of the long scar that ran from the punctured nerve to the place where her index finger curved to her middle- the place where Dieter had ripped her hand off the nail.
"Hey." Levi peered curiously at the Lieutenant as he dropped in from the hole in the ceiling, landing lightly as the wings on his feet shrunk to their usual size. The word was used both as a greeting to the Archai Squad, but also as an attention getter for his more dire question, "Does that mean I'm not getting pardoned today?"
ooc: According to Levi, we said that he'd get pardoned 'tomorrow'. Since it's already 'tomorrow', he's busted out of jail and is going to join the fray. |D