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- yusuke kitagawa
Event Log: Flu Season
Who: All characters
What: The event log for the Flu Season event
Where: All over the city
When: March 20th-March 30th
Warnings: Gross sneezing, sick people, and paranoia
What: The event log for the Flu Season event
Where: All over the city
When: March 20th-March 30th
Warnings: Gross sneezing, sick people, and paranoia
It starts with a cough, a sneeze, a sore throat - something small and simple, easily ignored. But then your symptoms get worse. It's probably been awhile since you've been sick, that sort of thing doesn't usually happen here. You might be able to raid the shops for some tissues and tea before it gets too bad, and hopefully you've got a friend to help out until you get better. Surely it'll be over soon, right?
Until the fever sets in, and you start to understand why your friend is really there. They don't want to take care of you. They want to make sure this is the last anyone will ever see of you. They want to learn all your secrets. They want to steal your most precious possession. You know they're plotting against you, you know they're keeping something from you. What will you do to find out what it is?
Then, as the sickness fades, you realize it was all in your mind. Let's hope you didn't do or say anything too awful. But that friend of yours... they seem to have picked up your cough. Maybe you should help them out?► This log covers March 20th-March 30th.
► Feel free to make your own logs, as well
► Please tag headers of threads with content warnings where they apply
► Please put your character's name and open/closed in the subject line of your starters!
► If your paranoia ends in murder, please let us know here.
Washington | open and closed
When he first started sneezing, Wash honestly wasn't sure what to make of it. Dust? He'd never had a problem with it before. Then the tickle in his throat turned into an actual cough, and grew sore and painful. It got hard to breathe through his nose, and he had to admit to himself that the heat radiating from his skin wasn't just from being out in the sun, he had a fever. He was sick.
He hasn't been sick since he was a kid. Since before he was a solider, excepting a few episodes of stomach issues here and there that hadn't really slowed him down. So this whole flu thing is unacceptable, and he's not going to let it win.
As if an illness is something he can fight with willpower, he stubbornly refuses to ease up on his training regimen. He's decided to go without armor for awhile until they can shield their implants, which means when he goes out for a run he also doesn't have his vitals conveniently displayed on his HUD. Doesn't realize just how far he's pushed it until he's collapsing, hacking up gunk and feeling like he's being burned alive between the suns and his fever. He stumbles into the shade of a nearby building, sinks weak and dizzy to the ground. That's where anyone walking by can find him, sitting leaning against the wall and hoping his strength will come back so he can get home.
fever spikes; paranoia sets in | closed to close cr
Being sick is horrible, and Wash doesn't deal with it particularly well. Once he's admitted defeat he really only leaves his bed to go to the bathroom, feeling increasingly shittier as the fever rises despite all this maddening rest. Something else is wrong, though. He's always sort of paranoid already, worrying about everything that could possibly become a problem, but now he literally can't think about anything else. His mind jumps from one disaster scenario to the next, most of them wild and unreasonable but too real to shake.
Ephemera has been faking good intentions and now he knows they all live together, he's going to rig the house. Kyna has been filing away his every negative quality, every screw up, and this shitty attitude about being sick is the last straw. When she comes in with a glass of juice he's certain she's going to declare her hatred. Name is summoning the Null as this very moment, and will hack them all. No, they're here already. Everyone who's offered them help is secretly working for the Null, and they can't trust anyone. By letting people have access to his implant they've even found a way for the Null to fully control them this time. Get in their heads properly, impersonate them convincingly. His team is compromised. These aren't his friends anymore. He has to handle this himself before it's too late.
Luckily he's too sick to do anything about any of these thoughts. But soon...
towards the end; taking on a new mission | ota
...soon enough the fever breaks. And he's feeling dramatically better. Well enough, in fact, to don his armor and weapons, against his previous assessment that it wasn't safe. Because now it's necessary. Now, he has a job to do. He has to hunt down Name and interrogate it, then destroy it so thoroughly no one here will ever be able to put it back together. He has to save the city. He has to get his friends back. The Null are here already and no one else knows it. Maybe they're out in the desert, lying in wait. Should he search first? No, Name will tell him. He'll make it tell him.
Wash can be found systematically searching every building in the city, perhaps even barging his way into your home. And his explanation sounds insane, but arguing with him might only convince him you're the enemy, too. Somebody needs to talk some sense into him before it's too late and he does something he'll regret.
the beginning :')
She spots him collapsed against a wall, and her heart stops as she rushes over. He's okay, though, she thinks. When she gets closer she realizes he's conscious, but that doesn't stop her voice from sounding a bit panicked as she kneels beside him. "What happened? Are you okay?"
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"Yeah, I just got overheated."
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"I went for a run."
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"...mine. You shouldn't stick around and risk catching it."
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"--I'm gonna be sick." A slightly different kind of sick. He makes a desperate attempt to get to his feet and out of the room, but doesn't quite make it to the door before doubling over and puking. At least he hasn't eaten anything significant lately so it's not too gross.
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"Shit, I'm sorry." Is touching him okay? She just sets her hand on his shoulder gently. "Just come lay down, okay?"
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"Not your fault. I'm sorry I went out."
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"This sucks."
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It takes her a while to return, mostly because she has to clean up the vomit, and that's not exactly fun, but when she gets back, she has a glass of water in one hand and a damp cloth in the other. She perches on the edge of the bed beside him, setting the glass on the bedside table and laying the cloth over his forehead. "Better?"
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"Yeah. Thank you. I'll be okay, though, you should get out of here and hope you didn't catch it."
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towards the end
she holds the sword at the ready for a moment before shaking her head and muttering] Cersei--?! No. No, you're not Cersei. You're Wash. What are you doing here, Wash?
Re: towards the end
Stand back, Margaery.
[ He has his magnum out and at low ready, and his steps are swift and certain as he moves farther inside. Each room is checked with military precision. Their closets are thrown open, he even looks under their beds and in the kitchen cupboards. ]
Re: towards the end
All right. Is something wrong?
[she watches him check through the apartment and doesn't move to hinder him. she's just curious about what he expects to find there]
fever spikes
Today though, it does feel like a train's fallen on her, and perhaps she's running a little bit of a fever? It's the start of one, if it is, although she's doing her best to stay hydrated and get as much rest as she can. It has slowed her down, which only adds to the overall irritation, but she's not going to be taken down by some cold if she has anything to say about it.
She's wearing a sweater she's found, a little big, but it works, with a cup of water in one hand that she's been sipping at. Her intentions had been to read a little more, although a yawn that turns in to a cough makes her debate whether she does just want to crash on her bed instead. It is inviting, although every time she does try to go down for a nap, she's too congested to get much sleep. It likely doesn't help that she's still pushing herself, still going around town, as if familiarizing herself with the area will keep danger at bay.
It is a light rap of her knuckles on Wash's door that comes once she's returned upstairs. She's more nasal than before, which does seem to add a certain whine to her voice. He seems to have it worse, although she's not doctor. Yet she is a friend, which prompts her knock. "Need anything?"
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"No, I'm okay," he calls out, voice also rough and nasal from the flu. "Thanks."
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"Cover up, 'cause I'm coming in." Considering he has been all but a ghost recently. Yes, feeling like shit doesn't exactly make one want to be social, but she would like to at least make certain that he's not bad enough that she's going to need to talk to Kyna about what else they can do for him.