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knightsoflegend2013-02-19 08:18 pm
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CLOSED ♔ there is a seed inside of me | it keeps growing

♬ Demon Seed - Nine Inch Nails
WHO || Violet, Jess Leighton, ?? [closed]
WHAT || Violet's new life has a turn for the incredibly dramatic
WHERE || San Francisco, CA
WHEN || Feb 14th, 2013 [backdated]
HOW || Actionspam
For some people, the transition from their home world to this strange new one is made easier than for others, by the simple addition of one thing: access to people who care about their plight and meet them with understanding, instead of suspicion and fear. Violet Fiore was lucky enough to be one such pilgrim, arriving in the big city of San Francisco, California, where plenty of locals could easily recognize the signs of disorientation common enough in Veil arrivals. She was directed to the Lethe Clinic, a cramped building with tiny rooms but many smiling faces eager to help the displaced.
Jess Leighton was one of the workers there - all volunteers, of course - who took a special interest in Violet's case. The blonde human was quick to recognize that there was something unique about Vi's situation. Unlike so many of their "Shadow World" tenants who needed to be taught everything from modern day lingo to how to operate electronics, it was obvious relatively shortly that she knew about a world much like this one. While Jess admitted it was unheard of as far as she knew, she didn't treat Violet any different for it, and offered her the same amenities they gave everybody else: a bed to sleep in, some basic clothes, information about the world, the city, and what was known about the Veil, and a promise to help her find work so she could get out there on her own.
There are a number of other residents here, of course, some human, but others more bizarre in appearance: elves, a dwarf, even a pair of halflings. Most disturbing, however, has been that one of the young human women has been ill ever since Violet arrived, and as Jess has informed her, the local hospitals won't take her, for fear she's nursing some kind of Shadowkind disease that their patient's immune systems wouldn't be able to combat.
Today, Jess is leaning against the door to the sick girl's room, looking in, sweat on her brow as she takes a break from running around all day for once. She notices Violet approaching and sighs, closing the door quietly so as not to wake the resting girl.
"She's not getting any better." She shakes her head in frustration. "It's been a week now. Garriss was supposed to get a cleric to come by and see her days ago. And now I can't even reach him. I don't know what to do anymore."

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A-Okay, el capitan. [Liar.] But I might have killed a train. Hey, can you give me a ride? I think I have another monster to kill before it eats my friend.
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Implanted? Like what, some kind of parasitic demon baby incubat-- are you fucking joking? [Sigh.] I take back the shrubbery. [She winces, rubbing at her forehead.] Any way we can delay my dispatch until after someone gets Jess to safety?
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[ she rushes to add: ] The red slaadi implants take a full week to gestate. It's the blue slaadi bites that can turn someone within moments.
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How far is your friend?
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In any case, she feels the need to explain further.] I was supposed to find a cleric, hey, but I'm a moron and I got lost, so I don't actually know where I am right now, thus I don't actually know how far she is.
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You can go do whatever, good luck, have fun, but I'm going back for Jess. Even if it is too late, she deserves that much.
And the girl? Her name is Violet.
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[Her face falls as she goes back over what Risa had just told her about the Salami Monster.] For a week.
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[Yeeeeeeeah, much better explanation.]
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Well. I like a good violent plan.
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