@control-issues { Gregory } // Nelliel;
An intense scent of death lingered in the air and it caught her nose like wildfire across a dry forest. How could so many bodies pile up in the span of a few minutes? She couldn’t sense any of her own kind here-- perhaps a serial killer? Weren’t they supposed to be more... Methodical? Too many bodies usually lead to problems from the books she’d read. Yet there was a grain of life mixed in with the scent. Faint, but there. She reacted on instinct, legs carrying her swiftly to find where that shallow sound resonated the most. The scene before her was certainly horrifying to a degree, but she could hardly focus on the strange contraptions and bodies littering them nor the odd lack of blood.
Hazel hues were entirely focused on the faint rise and fall of shoulders instead of all of that mess. How could anyone do such a thing? An idle thought to accompany her as she went about trying to figure out how to remove the bar from around this stranger’s frame. Well, who would care if she simply broke it right? So she did just that, breaking it at the hinge and removing it. Examining the tubes and needles, she furrowed her brows and as delicately as she could; removed them from his arm before scooping him up into her own. This.. Frail looking human-- clearly he had been through too much. She frowned softly, practically spiriting him away to her own ivory tower and tucking him into her own bed to make sure he was comfortable.
The treatment-- well. She wouldn’t explain how she went about healing blood loss of such an extreme volume. Best leave that alone if he asked when he woke up, well, she hoped he’d wake up. She perched herself at the side of the bed and simply waited, being mindful to check his condition periodically and continued administering small doses of the unspoken treatment all the while. “Wake up soon, little bird.”











