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[sufferist]

Who: Signless and the Disciple
Where: Disciple's house.
When: April 7th ish.
What: Signless shows up at Disciple's house.
Warnings: Some injuries and some suicidal ideation.


He leaves a speckled blood trail when he enters, his wounds still seeping blood through his body suit. The gaps in the bio material haven't yet had the chance to heal, and neither has his body. It doesn't seem urgent, and so he ignores it, the idea that he's bleeding only a passing thought as he searches the house for the Disciple. He can't feel her anywhere.

She must be gone.

It doesn't matter, he thinks. He came and that's all he needs to do, isn't it? This was his destination, and now that he's here...well, he doesn't have any more planned. This is as far as he's gotten.

He eventually curls up on the couch, trying to rest away the exhaustion of electrical injuries. If she shows up, she does. If not...it doesn't really matter. It doesn't.

Its chill without his cloak, having discarded it in the fight, but by the time she returns he's asleep.

Comments

[scribes]

"Maybe you won't," she suggested timidly, "if you don't go back on your own. This isn't her domain where she can control and know everything. Earth has been out of her reach, and only grows stronger to counter her advances."

[sufferist]

He makes an uncertain sound, shaking his head to himself. He doesn't believe that - it doesn't feel right. But he doesn't have the words to argue with her. He pulls away, moving back over to the couch.

"I'm going to rest for a while," he says, diverting from that train of thought.

[scribes]

She nods, watching him and turns to head to her bedroom. "I'll get you some blankets." At the very least he'll give himself some time to recover, and even if she hadn't convinced him of everything that she would have liked to, Di felt more progress was being made. That he had come here at all was proof of that and no matter how difficult things became she was going to continue trying to convince him to leave the Empire.

He was still in there, she believed that wholly.