Posts by Samisaur

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[justify] Lienid's face was buried in his hands until Giaus had arrived. It was easy to tell he had been quietly crying, but was more recently just stressed. "I was concerned about this vision he had, and at the mention of it, he became just like he was the other night. Something tells me it was worse however, since they needed the guards to even get him down," he said, sniffling after. "It's my fault, if I hadn't mentioned it he'd be fine. Now everything's going backwards. I couldn't go back in after hearing him and the nurses scream, and seeing what had happened to them coming out. You're free to go in though, although he's unconscious now."

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[justify] "Of course," Lienid answered, still melancholy. "It hasn't been too long since it all went down. And to think, I just wanted to come to give him some breakfast and check on him. Really screwed that up, didn't I?"

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[justify] "Thank you, Giaus," Lienid said, a small, shy smile finding its way back. "You're right. I just wish he'd tell us if it's going to bother him this much. It's clearly not healthy, and we're his friends. If we have to keep it secret from the everyone else we could and would, because we care about him that much. That's not an issue."

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[justify] "If we're permitted to now, I think that'd be a good idea," Lienid agreed, looking at the door himself and starting to get up. "I'd like to get confirmation if that was worse than the first time anyway."

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[justify] Lienid tried his best to keep his eyes off Rebel, the sight being to sore emotionally for him. "We understand," he said, practically getting the answer to his question. Now he faced something new; whether or not to tell the doctor about how the discussion of visions made Rebel act out again. "Were you able to learn anything, at the very least?"

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[justify] Lienid hurried to Giaus, trying to calm him down. "Giaus, you don't think using magic to heal him is too unnatural to not have some kind of drawback? I understand very poor word choice was used- I'm not happy about it either but we need to stay calm. Do you think Rebel would want you do such thing either?"

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[justify] "Would he though? I agree he would what he can to help us, but if knew that the magic could have consequence, he wouldn't," Lienid said. "Unless you can just use magic to see what's causing the problem, I say this is the doctor's job to heal him. Our job is to support him in this hard time, even if he won't explain."

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[justify] Lienid let out a sigh of his own. "Fine, only if things get worse than they already have. At that point, I'll be out of ideas anyway."

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[justify] Lienid sat beside Giaus like once before, putting a hand on his shoulder, or as close as he could get to it. "You only want to help him, and I get that. Thank you for being here for him with me. I'm certain he appreciates it.

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[justify] As he was the only one to witness it when it started, Lienid spoke up. "I had come to bring you some breakfast and things were normal, until you had an outburst out of nowhere," he half lied. He honestly to afraid to mention his question for fear it'd all happen again. "A couple nurses were injured and guards had to come get you calmed down. That's why you're strapped, for now."

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[justify] "Giaus is right, Rebel," Lienid finally spoke up. "It isn't healthy. We want to do whatever we can to help you, and we can't do that until we know what's going on. Some things might seem best to keep hidden, but they're not. It'll only hurt you more knowing that nobody can help you only because you haven't said anything. Especially when it's staring us right in the face something is going on."

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[justify] Lienid was quick to get up and turn to the direction Rebel indicated, finding the needle. Knowing not a lot about medicine, he luckily knew how to use a syringe from experience. "Where did they put it in you?" he asked, knowing that putting a needle in the wrong place was not a good idea. At all.

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[justify] Lienid quickly approached Rebel, swiftly taking hold of his arm and injecting him with the needle. Once done, he backed off and placed it back where it was before, as if unmoved. He wasn't entirely sure what it'd do, if actually anything, but he could sure hope.

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[justify] Although he still didn't believe this was a good idea, Lienid nodded as he got up to inform the doctor. "I'll do what I can to help," he said as he opened the door and left. He closed the door behind him, taking a quick look at the Machamp and headed off to where the doctor would be, or at least should be.

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[justify] Seeing Giaus back to his senses, Lienid's ears perked ever so slightly as he approached. It wasn't hard to tell that he had been watching carefully for things to go wrong the entire time. "So... what happened?" he asked quietly, not exactly sure he wanted an answer. "Is he going to be alright?"

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[justify] Lienid let out a sigh, not entirely surprised. "I expected such. I hate to see him like this, I really do. It hurts, to be honest. Seeing a friend hurt so much and not be able to do anything but stand and watch it unfold. But there's no way to help, is there?"

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[justify] Lienid had honestly forgotten about the library. "You might just be right about that," he said, some hope regaining. "I don't know if Rebel will straight up tell us, though. Knowing him, he'll keep that a secret too."

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