Yang Xiao Long (
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driftfleet2016-03-28 01:26 pm
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02 - Flicker of a Candle
Who: Yang Xiao Long and You
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS wonderduck
When: Now
[When Yang turns on her communicator's video feed, one would assume she is broadcasting from her own bunkroom aboard the Bishop; however, Wonderduck crew members will likely recognize the room as one on their ship. In fact, it's more than likely they've seen Yang coming and going fairly often the past couple of days, as she's been visiting her seemingly unconscious partner, Blake Belladona.]
[After she passed out during the meeting between Blake, Yang, Penny and Pyrrha, Yang had carried her back to Blake's bunkroom on the Wonderduck, and ever since she's been checking in on her. Each time, leaving more and more concerned about the state of her friend. From what she'd been able to pull from the fleet's archives, this kind of thing was not exactly a rare occurrence; yet, it still had Yang worried. After several days of just sitting and waiting, her impatience gets the better of her, and that's what causes her to flip on her communicator and set it broadcast fleetwide. Maybe she can get some answers or find some small comfort from other fleet members who have some experience dealing with this kind of thing.]
Hey everyone...
So, from what I've gathered, it's not exactly odd for people in the fleet to more or less drop unconscious for a little while, only to wake up later a little different.
[A slighly worried look off screen before she returns to addressing the communicator.]
But how long usually does this whole coma-like sleeping thing typically go for? And... when people DO wake up... is it usually bad? I mean, like... do they wake up still as themselves? Or only after something "else" has happened to them?
Am I even making sense?
[That last question addressed more to herself. She sighs, shakes her head. Tries to sound a little more cheery, with only moderate success.]
Anyways, yeah, any advice or answers anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS wonderduck
When: Now
[When Yang turns on her communicator's video feed, one would assume she is broadcasting from her own bunkroom aboard the Bishop; however, Wonderduck crew members will likely recognize the room as one on their ship. In fact, it's more than likely they've seen Yang coming and going fairly often the past couple of days, as she's been visiting her seemingly unconscious partner, Blake Belladona.]
[After she passed out during the meeting between Blake, Yang, Penny and Pyrrha, Yang had carried her back to Blake's bunkroom on the Wonderduck, and ever since she's been checking in on her. Each time, leaving more and more concerned about the state of her friend. From what she'd been able to pull from the fleet's archives, this kind of thing was not exactly a rare occurrence; yet, it still had Yang worried. After several days of just sitting and waiting, her impatience gets the better of her, and that's what causes her to flip on her communicator and set it broadcast fleetwide. Maybe she can get some answers or find some small comfort from other fleet members who have some experience dealing with this kind of thing.]
Hey everyone...
So, from what I've gathered, it's not exactly odd for people in the fleet to more or less drop unconscious for a little while, only to wake up later a little different.
[A slighly worried look off screen before she returns to addressing the communicator.]
But how long usually does this whole coma-like sleeping thing typically go for? And... when people DO wake up... is it usually bad? I mean, like... do they wake up still as themselves? Or only after something "else" has happened to them?
Am I even making sense?
[That last question addressed more to herself. She sighs, shakes her head. Tries to sound a little more cheery, with only moderate success.]
Anyways, yeah, any advice or answers anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.

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Anyway, aside from being kinda disoriented because I hadn't been here in my mind for a long time, I was okay.
...I was kinda cold when I woke up if that counts for anything?
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So wait... you actually went home? Or you thought you went home? And you're saying it felt like three years? But here it was only about two weeks?
Man... that's trippy...
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I honestly don't understand it at all. It's super weird.
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So how old were you exactly before you passed out?
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So three years in two weeks... that had to have been quite the shock.
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It really was. But that-
[He pauses, his brow furrowing. ]
That wasn't the worst part. While I was out? My girlfriend vanished from here. I woke up and she was just gone.
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action, forward-dated
She's clutching at her side, but that isn't too weird, right?]
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Blake?
[Her voice soft, not quite a whisper, but lower than her normal speaking volume.]
Action
... And immediately stumbles and nearly falls because she hasn't been upright in a few weeks thanks to this coma.]
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Whoa! Jeez, Blake, you scared me.
{She giggles a little at the somewhat goofiness of it all.]
Are you okay? Do you know where you are?
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[Her eyes flick back and forth between Yang and the exit, like she's trying to decide if she can make it there. Like she expects Yang to stop her if she bolts, really.
Until she stops, staring down at Yang's right arm.]
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[Yang follows Blake's gaze, first to the door--odd, but she doesn't really question it. Then she notices Blake starring at her arm. It lasts a moment enough for her to feel awkward about it. She waves in front of Blake's face in a "Earth to Blake, are you there, Blake?" gesture.]
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You- Wait, meeting with- Penny and Pyrrha? But, they're...
[hold on. you can see her brain starting to catch up with current events.]
This... This is the Fleet, isn't it.
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Yeah, you're back at the Fleet.
I'm guess... you were back home, weren't you? Back in Remnant?
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How is she doing...? [ Penny she. Pretty much just said how she was doing. But okay. ]
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About the same. Doesn't seem like her condition's changed.
[For better or worse. Yang adds to herself, internally.]
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I do hope she recovers soon.
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[And that's what has Yang worried all the more about Blake's condition.]
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Also not considering that Yang's disqualification in itself is pretty bad. Way to go, Penny. ]
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I'm sure we'll be fine. I mean, we're partners... I trust her, and I know she trusts me. No matter what, we've got each other's backs.
[Tempting fate here, isn't she? In fact, yang does sound a bit like she's trying to reassure herself, as much as she is Penny.]
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no sorry that reply was dumb, do-over
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