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drinkuntilidie ([personal profile] drinkuntilidie) wrote2011-12-28 08:32 pm

27 [Zandali+ Translated Text]

By the Loa I feel like an old man right now.

[Kevas sat at the bottom of the stairs in the barracks breathing heavily. Maybe he shouldn't be doing this, in fact he probably shouldn't be doing this, but he just couldn't keep sitting in that room of his. Besides, his limbs weren't hurting that badly.]

Don't suppose anymon would mind giving a busted troll a hand to the infirmary? Should probably stop putting it off.

[Just because he's tired of lying around doesn't mean he's willing to risk slipping out there and breaking everything all over again.]

[identity profile] drinkuntilidie.livejournal.com 2011-12-29 08:32 am (UTC)(link)
[He wouldn't blame her if she did. This had to be a massive betrayal of her trust and he's just counting himself lucky that she was still speaking with him. Kevas was expecting to get quite the cold shoulder from her after this.]

All your going to do is tire yourself out over something we both know I deserved. Save your strength for when it's really needed.

[He'd take her help getting to the infirmary but he didn't want her pushing herself for his sake.]

[identity profile] sacredbrand.livejournal.com 2011-12-30 02:51 am (UTC)(link)
[Her shoulder WAS pretty icy for a while, there. Eventually the realization hit that shunning him was punishing both of them with no tangible results.

Nel's lips purse, disapproval personified.]


I know I can't heal all of you, not like I used to.

[Fuck you very much, Deior.]

Tell me where it hurts the most.

[identity profile] drinkuntilidie.livejournal.com 2011-12-30 11:16 pm (UTC)(link)
[Kevas shook his head. Arguing with her was more difficulty than arguing with anyone else. Probably because she was the only person he knew that was as stubborn as her was, if not more so.]

My leg.

[That's not exactly the truth. If anything it was his right arm since the shoulder, arm, and wrist were broken. Still, Kevas wanted to be able to walk before anything else. Mobility was more important than pain relief.]