elena "we rιde тogeтнer we dιe тogeтнer" ғιѕнer (
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thisavrou_log2016-07-31 07:46 pm
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Who: Elena Fisher, Nathan Drake, Adrien Arbuckal, Tony Stark (saving the best for last)
When: July 31
Where: Medbay
What: Elena and Tony come out of cryo unexpectedly, shenanigans follow.
Warnings: Nudity, gross things from coming out of cryo(Promethus-style), possible swearing, will update
[ Whatever controls had been set to monitor the patients in cryostasis, there was an insistent beeping that had begun to pierce through the stillness of the chamber containing the white pods. Beep beep beep-beep beep-beep— it grew and grew the longer it went ignored. Multiple signals were going off, it wasn’t just one pod beginning to drain and open, there was another. Whatever was going on, it was simultaneous. Unplanned. But when was it ever for an emergency placement of cryostasis? Inside, the lights had come on, a slow and warm glow. The fluid was processed and smoothly dropping away through the feeds attached at the bottom around the ‘bed’ within.
For anyone whose experience coming out of cryostasis was a first, it was frightening. It was the stuff of nightmares, having every one of your senses stripped away to leave you blind and deaf and lost all at once. Really, that was putting it mildly. And with this kind of technology so far advanced and unlike anything back on Earth in a timeline centered around 2011, this was only something made up of movie magic and science fiction. It was a first-hand experience. NASA would be literally tripping over themselves for the schematics on these things.
Elena had never felt more cold in her entire life, this couldn’t even compare to Tibet and the mountain village. Groggy and confused, alarmed by the fact that she couldn’t remember where she was and how she’d gotten in there, all she could make sense of was the sensation of stiff, aching joints, heavy limbs that felt detached, and the disorientation that made her sense of balance pitch with severe vertigo. She was alone, naked (...what? Who the hell undressed her? Why was she naked in the first damn place?), and she was literally freezing her ass off. Most of all— she was going to be sick and getting grossly sick in her ‘bed’ or lap wasn’t what she needed right now.
It wasn’t registering yet that she could see with both eyes, that when her left arm came into view, it was no longer made up of foggy blue glass. It was flesh and blood. Cold flesh and blood but it was there, that was all that mattered.
The domed cover of the one pod lifted on a harsh hiss of air, tendrils of fog curling outward the instant the freezing temperatures met with the warmth within the room, hot and cold clashing. The sound of coughing came first from within. A hand reached out and grabbed onto the edge. Choking followed then as the coughing wasn’t easing, like there was something uncomfortable lodged in her throat, and then gagging as a head of soaked and matted long blonde hair came into view, naked shoulders hunching and shaking uncontrollably as the patient inside was suddenly finding themselves leaning out to retch with the heaving of their stomach.
Water, it was nothing but water, and lots of it. There wasn’t much acidity to it, no smell.
Luckily, as it seemed this was a common reaction to anyone coming out of cryostasis, drains had been installed on either side of the cryo-pods. The acting doctors wouldn’t need to fear much of slipping or stepping in the gunk.
Hopefully she wasn’t expected to get out any time soon, Elena didn’t think she could. Not when she was too busy feeling like she was hit with an unexpected case of motion sickness, barely glancing at the IV connected to the side of her wrist, not noticing the patches stuck to her chest and another to her temple to monitor vitals and brain patterns. ]
When: July 31
Where: Medbay
What: Elena and Tony come out of cryo unexpectedly, shenanigans follow.
Warnings: Nudity, gross things from coming out of cryo
[ Whatever controls had been set to monitor the patients in cryostasis, there was an insistent beeping that had begun to pierce through the stillness of the chamber containing the white pods. Beep beep beep-beep beep-beep— it grew and grew the longer it went ignored. Multiple signals were going off, it wasn’t just one pod beginning to drain and open, there was another. Whatever was going on, it was simultaneous. Unplanned. But when was it ever for an emergency placement of cryostasis? Inside, the lights had come on, a slow and warm glow. The fluid was processed and smoothly dropping away through the feeds attached at the bottom around the ‘bed’ within.
For anyone whose experience coming out of cryostasis was a first, it was frightening. It was the stuff of nightmares, having every one of your senses stripped away to leave you blind and deaf and lost all at once. Really, that was putting it mildly. And with this kind of technology so far advanced and unlike anything back on Earth in a timeline centered around 2011, this was only something made up of movie magic and science fiction. It was a first-hand experience. NASA would be literally tripping over themselves for the schematics on these things.
Elena had never felt more cold in her entire life, this couldn’t even compare to Tibet and the mountain village. Groggy and confused, alarmed by the fact that she couldn’t remember where she was and how she’d gotten in there, all she could make sense of was the sensation of stiff, aching joints, heavy limbs that felt detached, and the disorientation that made her sense of balance pitch with severe vertigo. She was alone, naked (...what? Who the hell undressed her? Why was she naked in the first damn place?), and she was literally freezing her ass off. Most of all— she was going to be sick and getting grossly sick in her ‘bed’ or lap wasn’t what she needed right now.
It wasn’t registering yet that she could see with both eyes, that when her left arm came into view, it was no longer made up of foggy blue glass. It was flesh and blood. Cold flesh and blood but it was there, that was all that mattered.
The domed cover of the one pod lifted on a harsh hiss of air, tendrils of fog curling outward the instant the freezing temperatures met with the warmth within the room, hot and cold clashing. The sound of coughing came first from within. A hand reached out and grabbed onto the edge. Choking followed then as the coughing wasn’t easing, like there was something uncomfortable lodged in her throat, and then gagging as a head of soaked and matted long blonde hair came into view, naked shoulders hunching and shaking uncontrollably as the patient inside was suddenly finding themselves leaning out to retch with the heaving of their stomach.
Water, it was nothing but water, and lots of it. There wasn’t much acidity to it, no smell.
Luckily, as it seemed this was a common reaction to anyone coming out of cryostasis, drains had been installed on either side of the cryo-pods. The acting doctors wouldn’t need to fear much of slipping or stepping in the gunk.
Hopefully she wasn’t expected to get out any time soon, Elena didn’t think she could. Not when she was too busy feeling like she was hit with an unexpected case of motion sickness, barely glancing at the IV connected to the side of her wrist, not noticing the patches stuck to her chest and another to her temple to monitor vitals and brain patterns. ]

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