Alfie Solomons (
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[log] it's in the air and it's all around [closed]
Characters: Alfie Solomons, Emily Kaldwin, Royce Melborn, Tifa Lockhart
Location building 241 and building 242, then ???
Date: morning of 162 through ???
Summary: rescue, hallucinations, eventual mourning of dead people; it's gonna be a party for sure
Warnings: n/a; will edit if anything comes up
Catch-all for EVERYTHING - rescuing the blind gangster asshole, dealing with the event-induced static, etc. Top-level and tag as you see fit.
Location building 241 and building 242, then ???
Date: morning of 162 through ???
Summary: rescue, hallucinations, eventual mourning of dead people; it's gonna be a party for sure
Warnings: n/a; will edit if anything comes up
Catch-all for EVERYTHING - rescuing the blind gangster asshole, dealing with the event-induced static, etc. Top-level and tag as you see fit.
BUILDING 241
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It's colder when he's not moving. It's emptier when he can't see. It almost feels like... no, he dismisses that thought immediately. He has contact with the others, thanks to his tablet. It does not feel like he's the only person left in the town.
He rubs his gloved hands together for extra warmth, and waits.]
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He's sure to make noise when he approaches the police station. His footsteps are inaudible out of habit, but he speaks up immediately when he sees Alfie to make sure the guy hears him. He'll let the girls get into Alfie's space - he stays back, for now. ]
Solomons. Should've waited inside. Warmer.
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Alfie, are you okay?
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I GOT THE TAGGING ORDER CONFUSED RIP ME
gj
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BUILDING 242
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He can't see the static, but he can hear the screams, and they unnerve him - as does Kesara's role in this prophet stuff, and as does the fact that he hasn't been able to get in touch with Fiona yet. He'll be tense all afternoon and evening.]
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Mostly, he paces, but once Alfie settles, Royce doesn't let the guy out of his sight. He's probably annoying with how much he wordlessly checks to make sure his little team is still all here. ]
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Duster, sit down somewhere. Fucking hell.
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Later, it starts as a little tickle in the back of her throat. She swallows several times, but--it's like a hair, stuck, tickling over and over. Then it's heavier, and her stomach feels full. Saliva keeps piling into her mouth when she thinks about the cottony weight rising up her throat.
She coughs, just a few times at first. Here, there. A bit of a fit, and then she thinks she can't breathe. Her coughing is rough and ragged, and she gags.]
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[It sounds like Emily to him, but it might be Tifa. Still, he guesses--]
Emily. Is that you making that racket?
[He's concerned here, not annoyed. Surely she's not choking, is she?]
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She's choking. Mildly! Something seems to be caught in her throat perhaps. It's strange. She can breathe fine, she thinks. Not coughing like this, sure, but air gets to her lungs, it's just... there's something not right.
Her skin breaks out in a cold sweat, and she feels suddenly ill. The coughing crescendos into a final retch--nothing to vomit up except a little bile and
Through her teary eyes she can see it staring back at her. She had left it hidden in one of the bathrooms earlier.] I'm okay. [To Alfie, her voice hoarse and weak.]
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dangit account expiration!!
Dreamwidth, how dare
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get out
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Emily. [ He kneels, reaching to push her hair out of her face. ] Emily. Breathe.
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Hacking into one of her fists, she nods her head in agreement and squeezes her teary eyes shut. It's no big deal. It's fine. Right?
As long as there's no blood, she's fine.]
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Emily? What's wrong?
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It doesn't take as long as the first two, and it's without too much coughing and too much fuss. She vomits almost immediately, turned somewhat away from Tifa, nothing but saliva with her palms turned up to catch what she already knows is coming.
Her hands waver with weight, but nothing is there when she curls her fingers around what she catches.]
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BUILDING 236 - evening 163
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Finally, Tifa wraps herself in a blanket and parks in herself in a corner, feeling weirdly like Royce while she's doing it. She's been trying to keep her spirits up for Emily, or at least pretend that she's doing okay, but she's finally run out of steam. Nathan dying was what did it, she thinks, combined with the last few terrifying days, and now she just can't keep up her usual relentless cheer. She'd go to sleep, but she's afraid she'll hear that screaming again, and she keeps seeing eyes on the walls, on her skin, just at the edges of her vision. It's enough to leave her jittery and anxious on top of everything else.]
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He looks up at Tifa at one point, tiredly.]
Eaten yet?
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[So, not yet.]
I'm just tired.
[True! But also a much more pathetic version of her usual avoidance.]
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Stop fidgeting. [ Royce snaps sharply at some point during the night, voice hoarse and pissed off. He knows he's going to get yelled at. Good. ]
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You were pacing and stabbing the walls last night, and I didn't yell at you.
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Most attempts to talk to Royce are going to be met with silence. It probably won't stay that way, with how he's practically buzzing with angry energy, a dark cloud in his corner of the shed, blocked off by as many boxes as he could get behind.
But as silent as he is, there's going to be a hell of a lot of arguments he's not going to be able to stop himself from getting into. The mania's getting worse, and he's recognizing it, his mood getting fouler and fouler as he tries to keep himself quiet, ignoring the knot of anxiety it causes in his chest. ]
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Duck your head, mate.
[He motions to Royce.]
You're blocking a word.
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