Gen CR Hospital

[rialynn]

WHO: Rialynn Kollmann, Ruby Rose, Ellana Lavellan, Tear Grants, Albel
WHAT: Wedge assigns several Heroes to keep an eye on the comatose Darth Tater Palitutu to soothe the nerves of the hospital staff. Nothing eventful happens......EXCEPT FOR AMAZING CR!
WHEN: Throughout the month of September
WHERE: Aqures Ixen Hospital


Considering the runs of bad luck the hospital faced since Halloween of the previous year, it was understandable that they'd be more than a little nervous at having Palitutu safely sleeping in the intensive care unit. If the Heroes were anxious about her waking up and blowing the city to smithereens, imagine how much more fearful the non-job-wielding staff members had to be.

But despite their unease, Palitutu remained safely locked away in a coma, sustained by the IV unit hooked up to her small arm. It was almost hard to believe someone so small had posed such an enormous threat all by herself.


[OOC: Feel free to put up a thread for your character, and then tag whoever you like for guard duty CR.]

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[rialynn]

Her head jerked up sharply as she stared for a moment. "...Ox-men?" That caused her a little uncertainty. But surely they couldn't be as bad as her instincts warned. They weren't lizard-men, and those with horns weren't necessarily wicked demons. Ellana had said that the one she knew was a close friend and enjoyed a good drink. That sounded like any other human man to her.

"Oo, I see," she nodded. "How did he come to join your cause?" At least, Rialynn assumed he was a member of Ellana's party that went adventuring into the wilderness and cities to save the world from a great evil.

[lostwisdom]

Unfortunately the Qunari did not have as good a reputation amongst those in the south, so she may be admittedly biased. Though she keeps it nice and simple to leave out some details.

"He was ordered to," she replied simply. "Though he stayed on when his country asked he sacrifice his people 'for the greater good'."

[rialynn]

Rialynn's mouth opened. It closed. It was just one sentence, and was missing a lot of detail, but even so.

"...What?"

How many people were supposed to be sacrificed? What purpose equated to 'the greater good'? Were they saved once he joined the group? She didn't understand any of it, so the one-word question pretty much summed up all of her confusion.