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animus_network2013-01-28 02:51 pm
bootsweremadeforcasting) wrote in animus_network2013-01-28 02:51 pm
002 Energy Blast//Action/Video\\
[Someone hated him. He's pretty sure of that. Well, no..
Lots of people hated him, on Auldrant, that is. Here, he hadn't been here long enough to annoy anyone to the length of which would deserve this kind of punishment.
The first sensation after waking up was the soreness. Everything ached and Jade couldn't open his eyes or move yet. Sleep paralysis, how he loathed it. Until here, he'd never had the displeasure of feeling it for any amount of time. When the soreness began to go away, tingling spread from his toes all the way up to his ears as his body continued to try to wake up.
When he could finally open his eyes, he was blearily staring at the ceiling and feeling like his mouth was stuffed with cotton. Every time he began to move any limbs, he could hear popping and cracking and other variousold people noises. As he finally got himself to sit up, he hunched over and held his face, making a garbled noise. He was never sunshine and rainbows in the morning, but he was never this bad. Then again, he felt like he'd been asleep for a while; much longer than was necessary. There's a bit of a shift as Jade gets his legs over the side of the bed and sits there idly for a bit. Best to get all his faculties in order before he tries to get to a terminal.
When that's accomplished, Jade is up and going to get dressed before he goes into the hallway, shuffling for the first few steps before he gets himself back up to walking a bit better. When he's reached a terminal, he turns it on, his expression far less intense than it had been last time he'd addressed anyone.]
Is it normal in the Tower to fall asleep for three weeks?
((OOC, I'm finally back babeh))
Lots of people hated him, on Auldrant, that is. Here, he hadn't been here long enough to annoy anyone to the length of which would deserve this kind of punishment.
The first sensation after waking up was the soreness. Everything ached and Jade couldn't open his eyes or move yet. Sleep paralysis, how he loathed it. Until here, he'd never had the displeasure of feeling it for any amount of time. When the soreness began to go away, tingling spread from his toes all the way up to his ears as his body continued to try to wake up.
When he could finally open his eyes, he was blearily staring at the ceiling and feeling like his mouth was stuffed with cotton. Every time he began to move any limbs, he could hear popping and cracking and other various
When that's accomplished, Jade is up and going to get dressed before he goes into the hallway, shuffling for the first few steps before he gets himself back up to walking a bit better. When he's reached a terminal, he turns it on, his expression far less intense than it had been last time he'd addressed anyone.]
Is it normal in the Tower to fall asleep for three weeks?
((OOC, I'm finally back babeh))
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[Jade lapses into thought, tapping his chin lightly as he frowns a bit.]
That is good, however.
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*Though...the look on his face says he wonders just what the other finds so interesting about it.*
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[There's a potential for dissection and learning.]
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Many monsters are capable of being defeated as far as I know...
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*Dissection? Isn't one person into that enough?*
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It might assist in any learning. Do they have any specific places they congregate at night, or are they few and far between?
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...They can appear anywhere but inside the rooms at night.
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[Sarcastic.]
No one's tracked their movements or habits?
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:Back from hiatus:
[Jade is again thoughtful.]
Thank you for the information, in any case. It seems that the Tower itself is still widely unknown, despite its populace.
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