Vanyel Ashkevron (
peacockherald) wrote in
paradisa2012-01-13 03:27 pm
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Backlash [backdated to BEFORE the Eerie Day]
[Vaneyl took a deep breath as he stared at the barn door. He had not initially wanted to do this experiment here, thinking that the main doors would have been better considering that those were the ones, according to Yfandes, they first Gated through. But Yfandes insisted that he be doing this in a place she could be near him, since it would be easier to bolster him with a more physical connection, and if something went wrong, she would be immediately within range to offer help. Vanyel could not argue these arguments, and eventually relented to using the barn down as the gate anchor. He noted, with a bit of sourness, one never won an argument with a lady.
All the same, it meant he stared at the barn door, Yfandes behind him wrapped in in the dark blue and silver lined blanket she so liked because it matched many of Vanyel's outfits. Right now, of course, she was not considering that fact - a thing he could tell from the tension in the lines of her and the fact he felt her uneasiness in the back of his mind. He tried to soothe her as best he could as he retreated into himself, beginning the preparations for the spell, ignoring the reminders that he was so sensitive to Gating that is caused him physical pain - and mental. But he shoved it aside, beginning to set up the anchors for the Gate, visualizing where he wanted it to open - Haven, on the Hill, in the Collegium. Home.
He felt it come to life, sucking at the energies he had stored up, felt Yfandes try to feed and buffer him at the same time. His channels sizzled, incensed by the presence of the Gate, of the thing that had helped blast them open in the first place, turn him into what he was. He ignored the pain, everything, feeling the light of the Gate as it began to reach -
And screamed in pain as it suddenly recoiled like a snapped bow string. It slammed into him like that fateful night, everything he had worked for undone and sent back to him with a vengeance. He felt Yfandes trying to shield him from it, but there was little she could do as he collapsed back into the snow, writhing, vaguely hearing the shrill screams of his Companion as she attempted to summon help.]
All the same, it meant he stared at the barn door, Yfandes behind him wrapped in in the dark blue and silver lined blanket she so liked because it matched many of Vanyel's outfits. Right now, of course, she was not considering that fact - a thing he could tell from the tension in the lines of her and the fact he felt her uneasiness in the back of his mind. He tried to soothe her as best he could as he retreated into himself, beginning the preparations for the spell, ignoring the reminders that he was so sensitive to Gating that is caused him physical pain - and mental. But he shoved it aside, beginning to set up the anchors for the Gate, visualizing where he wanted it to open - Haven, on the Hill, in the Collegium. Home.
He felt it come to life, sucking at the energies he had stored up, felt Yfandes try to feed and buffer him at the same time. His channels sizzled, incensed by the presence of the Gate, of the thing that had helped blast them open in the first place, turn him into what he was. He ignored the pain, everything, feeling the light of the Gate as it began to reach -
And screamed in pain as it suddenly recoiled like a snapped bow string. It slammed into him like that fateful night, everything he had worked for undone and sent back to him with a vengeance. He felt Yfandes trying to shield him from it, but there was little she could do as he collapsed back into the snow, writhing, vaguely hearing the shrill screams of his Companion as she attempted to summon help.]

Assuming this is available over the journals?
[There's the sound of rummaging on the other end of the journal, that was a pained yell, no doubt about it!]
Where are you?
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[Carson could hear a horse in the background, so he's currently grabbing his field kit, as well as his medical scanner]
Just... Hold on. [He wasn't sure that he could be heard, and the best place he could look was the stables]
I'll... I'll be there as soon as I can.
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Either way, when he got there Yfandes was laying in the snow, having pulled Vanyel in as close to her as she could, acting like a protective mother over her foal.
Vanyel, for his part, would seem pale, breathing shallowly, and in obvious pain.]
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Vanyel?! Yfandes?!
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::Fluttershy! Fluttershy, I need you to summon help - a doctor, preferably a Gifted Healer.::
[She said it matter of fact, letting none of her worry creep into her voice. She knew Vanyel would survive this, but she did not like seeing her Chosen in pain for any longer than necessary.]
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[Carson runs over, stopping and crouching next to Vanyel.]
Vanyel, it's Dr. Beckett. Can you hear me?
[He's saying this as he pulls out his scanner. A hand-held device that seems to be displaying a different language. A present from Atlantis that the castle gave him. It's like a hand-held x-ray, and can pick up most things wrong with a human body.]
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W-w-where are you? I'll come and carry him, I know where to bring him! I know I'm small, but I can lift heavy animals!
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Vanyel, for his part, would display nothing terribly wrong. His heart rate was up and his body temperature down, but no broken bones or otherwise easily seen problems. Of course, the thing wrong would be nothing that Carson had ever seen before, probably.]
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[Thank the gods it was not as bad now as it had been when had first gotten his powers, but she was still unwilling to leave him, especially with no Healer who understood the Gifts from Valdemar at the ready.]
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He's also making notes in a notebook. It seems to be a translation of what's showing on the screen. Long-winded, yes, but the Scanner was a good way to find out exactly what the medical problem was, if there was one.]
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Now Vanyel would need to be kept warm, his head cool, and when he woke he would need water and medicine to keep away headaches. Most likely he would need to sleep it off for several days before he felt ready to move much. But how to tell the doctor all of this? She normally did not speak to anyone besides Vanyel, but Vanyel was in absolutely no condition to speak, there were no Healers and no other Companions or Heralds. And she feared what would happen if he was not given those proper things. Magic burn out and backlash were dangerous.
So she made up her mind and Carson might feel the whisper of something in his mind.]
::Warmth. Cool compress. Headache medicine. Water. Food. Rest.::
[As for the nervous system read outs - they would show especially activity around the brain, firing off rapidly, and a clear source of pain.]
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He looks around wildly, before looking to the horse. He was no stranger to telepathy. The Wraith used it to trick people, but this was different.]
Was that you?
[Meanwhile, he's pulling out a thermal blanket that's included in his field kit. He should be safe to move, so Carson is wrapping Vanyel in it]
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Would you mind helping me with him? Once we get into the castle, I can carry him the rest of the way to the clinic.
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Once that is done, she begins to work her way towards the castle, surprisingly quiet and picking her way delicately through the snow, choosing her steps so as not to hurt her Chosen and to keep time with Carson.]
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They make it to the lobby, and Carson moves to take the man off the horse]
I'll make sure he's comfortable.
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Vanyel, in the meantime, continues to groan in Carson's arms, shivering a bit as the backlash gets to him.]
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Remind me to bloody work out more...
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As it is, he lets out another groan, his brow furrowing in pain and he tosses his head, a cold sweat breaking out.]
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Finally, though, after a few hours his eyes would crack open and he would hiss at the light that hit them, turning his face away to try and shield himself.
He tried to speak, his throat feeling raw, though he had not thought he screamed.]
Hello..?
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Ah, you're awake, good.
[He pulls his scanner out again.]
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[His brow puckers and slowly he pushes up, grunting with the effort.]
What time is it?
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[He finishes his scan.]
You okay?
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[He closed his eyes against the intrusion of light, licking his lips, his mouth feeling thick and full of cotton.]
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[He also flicks the lights off in that part of the clinic, going off to collect the appropriate medication and a glass of water.]
The medicine will make you drowsy, too. It'd be best to sleep off the migraine, if that's okay.
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[He sighs as he takes the pills, looking at them with a bit of a frown, but finally popping them in his mouth with the water and swallowing, grimacing at the strangeness.]
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What were you trying to do?
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[Yes, Gate had a capital G.]
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[He frowns] Looks like the castle didn't appreciate you trying.
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[The only comparable experience was when Tylendel's gate had back lashed through him, turning him into what he was. The thought of it made him groan uncomfortably.]
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Are you okay?
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[He waved his hand weakly.]
Thank you, for seeing to me. I did not mean to be a bother to anyone when I tried this.