Marasiah Fel (
notconflicted) wrote2020-02-28 12:54 pm
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Coruscant- Friday
The longer Atton had been gone, the more Sia had worried. He was perfectly capable, he didn't need her worrying, so she'd been Sia about it and gone about things like everything was fine.
And then earlier this week she got a message that told her that her instinct was correct. She made sure there was a bed ready in the medical ward, she made sure she'd be notified the instant that he arrived, and then she just had to wait.
It'd been a tense few days for her.
When he actually arrived, Sia got word pretty quickly. A medical team was on the way already since they didn't know what state he'd be in, though when she got there she saw that he'd made it to one of the inner hallways before they got to him. Of course he did.
[For that guy!]
And then earlier this week she got a message that told her that her instinct was correct. She made sure there was a bed ready in the medical ward, she made sure she'd be notified the instant that he arrived, and then she just had to wait.
It'd been a tense few days for her.
When he actually arrived, Sia got word pretty quickly. A medical team was on the way already since they didn't know what state he'd be in, though when she got there she saw that he'd made it to one of the inner hallways before they got to him. Of course he did.
[For that guy!]

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He wasn't going to.
Probably.
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Or four.
"Why?"
That one took effort.
No one has time for self-pity, Rand, said the Witch, or maybe he was just hallucinating at this point.
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"Because I care enough to never let you live it down if you die out of stubbornness," she told him, but she was more gentle about it than she normally was.
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"She's going to leave you as well. Why wouldn't she? She's an accomplished princess, and look at you," said the Witch, and he winced.
"You are... such a pain... in my ass..."
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She was honestly worried he wouldn't.
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"Fine."
His arms relaxed in the chair.
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And then she thought to ask, "Where were you trying to go?"
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"Jus' tell 'em to shut the witch up too," he mumbled, voice fading.
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"Work faster," Sia told the team, and she swore they really did speed up to get him there and started faster.
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Atton woke up again some fifteen minutes later, on a bed in the medical ward. This time his eyes did open, blinking furiously to adjust to the light.
"Wha..."
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"Hello again."
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