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Who: Orion et al
Where: Orion dorm.
When: Day 156, night.
What: It's only a flesh wound.

[Three blanks, back from the game are entering the common area. One of them is pretty bruised.]

You. Sit. There.

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If I had any clue, I'd stop doing it. I didn't go ahead of the group this time. They seemed to have simply went on without me, leaving me in what appeared to be a completely non-dangerous room.

*pulls off his top and tries to get somewhat dry, anyway*

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And that lead to falling in the lake, or whatever it was. Who'd you get, anyway?

[assessing the damage]

[smoothdetecting.insanejournal.com]

Trixie. The girl from Vulpecula with a love for pants.

*he... looks like he survived a cave-in and going over a waterfall. Bruised pretty badly nearly all over, some of them really deep, but well short of broken bones and the like*

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Hah. Well, next time, you'd better pay attention to where people are going, no matter how interesting something looks. It isn't worth getting halfway drowned for. And you should probably take a bath so you're not entirely made of sore tomorrow morning.

[rummaging through the kit for the right supplies]

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The cave-in and the carnivorous bird were worse, I think.

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Well, at least you're starting to get the running away part down.

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Not fast enough, apparently. Some piece of her tried to help me, which is apparently what caused the cave-in. Or something.

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[nods, tugging out one of the small bandages for one of the longer cuts]

It's important to keep your eyes open in heart games. They can change pretty fast.

[smoothdetecting.insanejournal.com]

So I noticed. It doesn't make any sense.

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If they're operation on the rules of reality, no. It doesn't. But if it's operating by the rules of the subconscious, like a dream, what then?

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... Yes, I suppose. I just can't understand how to function in a place like that.

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You could treat it like a lucid dream. If you have those.

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I... I can try.

Re: [LATER]

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Yeah. Or we'll find something to help. One way or the other.

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*snorts*

Very well.