Orchid Espere (
petal_storm) wrote2018-01-01 12:02 am
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Did you know you were my hero?
Who: Orchid and Jaeger
When: Age six or so.
What: Two children in an orphanage are lonely.
She eyed her fingers a long moment, liking how they were staying purple this time. She liked when she was purple, it felt...right. And the doctors the orphanage took them to said her skin seemed to hold more and more chromatophores as she aged. Soon, no doubt, she'd stay purple. She liked that idea. "Better?" she asked softly, fingers soothing in circles along Jaeger's temples.
They were in the attic, a place they went when it was raining so it was less intelligent to sneak out officially. The sound of rain was obvious up here, a pounding wash that made her sigh and breath deeply, "spring rains are here..." she crooned softly, fingers still working. "I missed them..." Some days it seemed there just wasn't enough water in the world, or her room. Jaeger was working on something to fix that though, and the doctors were tired of seeing her for dehydration.
Perhaps it was her meds, those seemed to have a dehydrating effect, and they weren't helping Jaeger's headaches much honestly. "Can you open the shutters?" she asked him softly, tucking a stolen blanket around him tighter. It would get cold with the slats open but the damp would be so nice...
...she hated to ask him to use his powers when he had a headache but if she didn't give his brain a path for the use it would start throwing things around and that...
...that didn't seem right honestly. But they managed yes, they tried to test their powers together instead of in labs because labs...
...labs scared her. And she couldn't really tell people WHY. She didn't need them to decide she was properly crazy because she had some very...bad memories in her head. "And I don't think we're eating enough," she admitted quietly. "We're burning too many calories when we use our powers, could be part if the headaches. I'll start growing things for us in a corner plot..."
When: Age six or so.
What: Two children in an orphanage are lonely.
She eyed her fingers a long moment, liking how they were staying purple this time. She liked when she was purple, it felt...right. And the doctors the orphanage took them to said her skin seemed to hold more and more chromatophores as she aged. Soon, no doubt, she'd stay purple. She liked that idea. "Better?" she asked softly, fingers soothing in circles along Jaeger's temples.
They were in the attic, a place they went when it was raining so it was less intelligent to sneak out officially. The sound of rain was obvious up here, a pounding wash that made her sigh and breath deeply, "spring rains are here..." she crooned softly, fingers still working. "I missed them..." Some days it seemed there just wasn't enough water in the world, or her room. Jaeger was working on something to fix that though, and the doctors were tired of seeing her for dehydration.
Perhaps it was her meds, those seemed to have a dehydrating effect, and they weren't helping Jaeger's headaches much honestly. "Can you open the shutters?" she asked him softly, tucking a stolen blanket around him tighter. It would get cold with the slats open but the damp would be so nice...
...she hated to ask him to use his powers when he had a headache but if she didn't give his brain a path for the use it would start throwing things around and that...
...that didn't seem right honestly. But they managed yes, they tried to test their powers together instead of in labs because labs...
...labs scared her. And she couldn't really tell people WHY. She didn't need them to decide she was properly crazy because she had some very...bad memories in her head. "And I don't think we're eating enough," she admitted quietly. "We're burning too many calories when we use our powers, could be part if the headaches. I'll start growing things for us in a corner plot..."
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"I don't have all the answers Orchid!"
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"I can't THINK like this! But you won't let me not go!" He growled.
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"We. Don't. Go." He growled. "But since you won't let that happen I guess I'll go and let them give me more fucking drugs that make my head feel like its being crushed from the inside out. Or whatever else they want to do to me."
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he actually ... passed out when she did. Maybe that was a good thing... who really knew.
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It really absolutely sucked when the pain didn't even go away in his sleep. It made the nightmares so much worse.
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Sometimes it meant nosebleeds and not waking up for classes. They came for him then, while Orchid was in lessons. "Just the boy today." The guy spoke to the front desk.
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"All the better. Perhaps we can figure out the root of it all." He noted.
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It was Ms. Phinny that touched Jaeger's shoulder gently in his room? "Honey? How are you doing?"
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"Go away..." He groaned. He felt like shit still. The headache wasn't going away instead travelling down his neck and shoulders.
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"No!" He screamed. "They're not doctors! I don't want to go!"
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"Nooooo... Want Orchid!"
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"I'm not going anywhere without Orchid!"
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"I won't let you take me!" He growled the bed starting to shake violently.
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"Go away! You can't see what's right in front of your face! They DID THIS TO ME!"
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