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Team Tembo: Day Two
[Things are far from calm today. At the break of morning, the camp is in utter chaos. Someone has let the dinosaurs escape, and giant herbivores are charging around the camp in sheer panic. The cage the baby Rex was in is open, the infant mysteriously missing. It seems Tembo hasn't returned from his hunting trip yet, better do something about these dinosaurs]
[[No sections, make your own! Dinosaurs can be NPC'd by players hemselves or by mods - just leave a note in the subject line if you want a dinosaur being NPCd by a mod. TEMBO ARRIVES | Day two ooc post | Plot Hub]]
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So this is Anne kind of just trying to hobble and dash in between the stampeding beasts, unable to really cross over to any sort of clearing safely on her own. She can't help but scream in both frustration and fear, and eventually...she is going to fire on a dinosaur if it's about to mow her over, there is just no helping it. ]
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Which is why, when Anne finally needs to fire, there's an extra spray of ammunition to back her up. Less the arrival of the cavalry, and more begrudging teamwork from someone also in the wrong place at the wrong time.]
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...And if God is forcing this cur on her and it means keeping her from being crushed, she'll take that. Even if he's the reason she has so much trouble keeping a grip on the small rifle, though another is to blame for the reason it nearly knocks her off her feet twice. Her right leg is still too injured, but adrenaline is enough to keep her from collapsing. ]
The trees! But I cannot climb!
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[Woman if you think he's carrying you up a tree you have multiple other things coming.
He takes advantage of a brief lull to make a decision: the trees, even if she can't climb. Any cover is better than none.]
Come on, move.
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Their love is something you silly mortals can't understand.
She scowls, in between a near-scream/half-gasp as she nearly misses getting run over by a stegosaurus, and does try to move. Once it's passed. But this is like trying to cross the freeway at rush hour and her limp is extremely visible when she tries to run, though at least she isn't wearing skirts to trip over. ]
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For god's sake.
[He stops and swings his rifle down to secure it under his arm. When she reaches him (provided she doesn't struggle significantly), he'll stoop to lift her over his shoulder.]
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[ EXCUSE HIM. His handling of Anne makes her seize up at first, if only because the last time he put his hands on her, it ended with a fractured arm, one that still aches when used too often. But then, it's a good thing the rifle is small.
She sees the logic in his action quick enough, but that doesn't mean she has to be happy about it or his crude way of going about it. But everything is moving too quickly for her to complain, in fact that is some kind of smaller herbivore zig-zagging in their direction, the poor thing in a panic.
And the poor thing also gets knocked aside with aforementioned rifle before it can risk knocking her and her reluctant carrier over. It scares it enough to make it run in the opposite direction, success! ]
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It's difficult going with the functional equivalent of tractor-trailers coming from every direction, especially since lifting Anne limited the ability for him to use his own gun. It's a bumpy ride, to say the least, with a lot of unexpected twists and turns, as well as abrupt stops. He tries to give her opportunities to shoot over him whenever possible.
Never let it be said that Sherlock Holmes doesn't get the job done.]
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Well screw them, she comes first. Unfortunately, though she has been taught to use the weapon, she is still not the best shot, especially with her weakened arm, so occasionally it takes more than one attempt, and it isn't long before she needs to reload. Which she can't really do in this...position.
This is taking too long, and she's starting to freak out again, because seriously her gun is nothing but a clunky night stick now. ]
Would you hasten your steps before we end up as their most disappointing supper yet?!
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[Perhaps he moves a bit too early to go around a spooked triceratops. Perhaps the edge of its frill comes very close to Anne's face. Perhaps it's an accident, but then, perhaps not.]
Watch your head.
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The close encounter definitely jolts her again, and she just about screams in his ear before trying to duck, and at the same time cling closer to him, as there's very little movement option for her you vindictive bastard. Anne dares to sound frightened. ]
Please, just find some shelter!
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As soon as they get far enough into the jungle that she might not be immediately mowed over, Sherlock sets her down. Not quite as gently as would be expected for a Queen of England, maybe, but gently enough so as not to irritate her injured leg much more. (Don't need her screeching in his ear for that, too.)
Then he brushes past her, making his own way through the trees.]
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But hardly any time to fix, as she stares at the stampede beyond, not even able to make out any other people on the other side. ]
...You have my thanks.
[ But uh. ]
Where are you going?
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I'm not particularly keen to stay here, are you?
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It's momentary, and she hurries after him, limptastic as she is. At least she can walk. ]
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He doesn't seem to care that she's following him, but he doesn't offer her any more help, either.]
How much ammunition do you have?
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Enough, I should think, unless we must push our way through several more of those stampedes.
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[He knows better than to eliminate improbabilities where Paradisa is involved.]
We will run into something, though. Be prepared for it.
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Sherlock leads on in silence. Occasionally he'll stop for no apparent reason, looking critically about the jungle around them, but he always continues on with the same confident steps as before.
At least they've got some peace and quiet.]
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I must rest.
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Fine.
[He moves to sit against another tree, lays his rifle across his lap just in case, and stares at her while he waits.]
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Anne just ignores him, taking this time to catch her breath and try to pin her braid back up into a bun. She feels absolutely disgusting and sticky, but she still won't do more than unzip the hoodie. Anne would check her leg but she feels far too self-conscious with him staring (rather different from her confrontational nature every other time), so instead she just stares at something else. ]
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Really?
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Are you in such a hurry to be lost? I cannot believe you know where you are even heading.
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