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august catch-all log
Who: Sans and a lot of goddamn people
When: The first half of August
Where: All around the ship!
What: Various closed prompts covering Sans' arrival + laying some groundwork for future Enterprises.
Warnings: Nothing off the top of the dome! Will update if any surface.
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When: The first half of August
Where: All around the ship!
What: Various closed prompts covering Sans' arrival + laying some groundwork for future Enterprises.
Warnings: Nothing off the top of the dome! Will update if any surface.
Aug. 1st (evening); closed to hawke
And if it took him this long, maybe the others were taking their time too.
The medbay was the same as before, thankfully. A few new wrinkles here and there, but he never spent enough time here to note the changes day to day. It was comforting, not being familiar enough to know he was unfamiliar.
"Pap?" He asks, walking forward. It's pretty easy to tell his brother isn't here, nor any of the rest of his family, but he is confronted rather immediately with a familiar face.
Well. Somewhat familiar. Much like the medbay, Sans isn't immediately aware of any changes in Hawke's face from the last time they spoke.
"... Hawke?"
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So when she comes to in the the Med Bay, she mistakes the buzzing of the medical machines she's hooked up to as the sound of a quill and the blurry figure before he saying her name as her familiar friend.
"Varric?" She slurs, trying to blink the exhaustion out of her eyes. Maker, what happened to her? Oh yeah. She was a slave. That explains some things.
why do you hurt me so
He assumed home. He always assumed home, when one of their own disappeared one day. The numbers were greater than he cared to admit.
"Close." He offers, as diplomatically as he can before stepping closer. "What happened to you, kid?"
because they both need to hurt because im a horrible person
She tries to sit up, feels a shock of pain and nausea shoot through her system and drops back down against the bed. "Got caught by slavers. And then they shot me. I also took a lot of lyrium. It was a good time."
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... The mention of slavers is enough to draw his posture back to something resembling straight.
"Uh, run that by me again. Slavers?" His sockets edge slightly with confusion. "Shot you. Sounds like I missed a lot of excitement."
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"Even more exciting than a glass ship! We just showed up on some... slaver... out post. One second on the ship and one second being sold like animals. I escaped, they shot me. It's a longer story but the details are rather gory."
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"Another Ingress fuckup?" He murmurs, as much to himself as to her. "That thing never seems to work right, does it."
Annoyed? Him? Nah.
"So who's the 'we'?"
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"There might have been 50... 60 of us? If you make me name everyone I'm probably going to vomit blood and die and then that will be on your conscious. We were sold into labor and murder sport and... well you can imagine the other unscrupulous things people own slaves for."
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None of it was good, but he'd heard what humans were capable of. J was a prime example, and Sans was sure she wasn't the only one.
Much as he hoped he was wrong in this specific case. He didn't ask. Wasn't sure he could.
"How long were you all there?"
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It's far too quick of an addition to ring all that true. But hopefully Sans could take the hint. It didn't seem like he was looking for gritty details anyway. She exhales slowly.
"I was there nearly two weeks. It was a few days before I escaped and then I tried to help out some of the rest of the crew. And cause some general trouble."
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"Heh, wouldn't expect you to do anything else." Any humor he manages to inject into the sentiment is muted, despite himself. "And you're, y'know. Doing okay now?"
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She gives him a grin but she's clearly exhausted as she has to reach up and run her hands over her face and rub her eyes. The circles under them are fairly pronounced.