[ blood ] sender notices that receiver is bleeding / for robin
Her head spun. Not literally, that would certainly be quite the feat, but any small movement sent her equilibrium off balance, had hands sprouting from her side to grip the wall as she struggled not to fall over. This was… Certainly a predicament. Swallowing down bile that threatened to rise, Robin grimaced at the floor. Stupid, stupid, stupid; she’d gotten far too ahead of herself, far too comfortable, and now look? Injured, limping her way back. She knew she was concussed; the nausea, the imbalance, the sensitivity to bright lights, the gnawing urge to lay down and close her eyes, to sleep away the pain that radiated through her head.
No, that was the exact opposite of what she needed to do.
Drawing in a shaky breath, she rounded the corner of the inn, her room finally within her sight- when pale hair caught her attention. Ah, Thea. She was still around? She half expected her to be out, exploring in the same manner as she had. She was talking. What was she saying? Something about blood? Oh. Reaching up, she brushed her fingers against the gash in her forehead, her bangs matted with blood, sticking the split skin.
“Grave robbers,” Robin murmured, lurching towards her door, lest anyone else see her in such a ghastly state. “Splashed water on me. Couldn’... Jus’ used my hands.” The vague gesture she offered revealed that her original hands were scraped and bruising, the knuckles swelling. Pushing open her door, Robin took all of three steps-