namisan: (I have a headache)
Nami ([personal profile] namisan) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2016-05-17 06:04 pm

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Who: Crew and Visitors of the SS Bloodsport!
Broadcast: Bloodsport
Action: Bloodsport
When:  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ idk man latter part of May?

[We've changed captains and we're way overdue for a mingle anyway.  HAVE AT.]
pompous_today: (distant)

The doctor is in, OTA

[personal profile] pompous_today 2016-05-17 01:08 pm (UTC)(link)
[Anyone looking for Simon would find him in the medlab, cataloguing the various plants and so on he'd been collecting in his time in the Fleet, according to things like smell, taste, texture, and what he presumed their effects might be if he didn't already know.

After he found out that Robin was gone, he could be found staring out a window every now and then, looking lost. Robin was one of the few people here that he felt close to, and he'd been a constant ever since Simon had arrived. Now, without that much, he was feeling even more isolated and lonely than ever before.]


How much longer am I going to be stuck here now?

[Or, if you'd like to run into him anywhere else, name a time and place.]
Edited 2016-05-17 13:10 (UTC)
pneumo: (めんどくさい)

OTA | Bloodsport

[personal profile] pneumo 2016-05-18 02:35 pm (UTC)(link)
[ For once? Sascha is not up and about, invading bedrooms or getting kicked in the face even though it is early evening, the time of day he usually wakes up and rolls out of Bigby's room to start the night. Heck, he isn't even there; didn't return there when mornign started and didn't spend the day dozing away either.

No, Sascha's doing what he very rarely does: spend time alone. He's holed himself up in the office provided thanks to his personnel support augment, albeit not because he wants to. He's turned off all the lights and closed the door, even gone so far as to shut his communicator off. His UV sunglasses have been discarded on top of the desk while Sascha himself lies across the sole couch in the room, breathing slowly as he holds an arm across his head.

Why?

Because that's what you do when you have migraines inflicted by exposing yourself to artificial light. Normally he can stomach the painful throbbing and shrug it off in favour of meeting people and saying hi, soaking up the oh-so-coveted attention. But it's all hitting him hard now, eyes and head positively pounding as if they're being crushed in some sort of compactor. There's sharp, shooting pain all the way to the base of his skull.

It's rather unbearable, but that's the price he pays for deciding to walk about with lights on or during the day, or using his communicator: with his eyes permanently dilated as they are, any sort of light hurts.

So now he's just doing his best to wait out the worst of it, breathing slowly and deliberately and for once not harassing anyone else.


Which clearly means you should do that to him instead. ]