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paixaorpg2010-06-07 01:57 am
overlords_wrath) wrote in paixaorpg2010-06-07 01:57 am
Not Quite Faking It [Active]
Character(s): Laharl and Flonne and possibly Etna too?
Content: Secretly returned to his room by Vyers, Laharl is suffering from massive energy loss... which means faking sick. Sort of.
Setting: Laharl's room in the hotel
Time: Whenever he woke up finally. (Probably several days or more. lol)
Warnings: Nada XD
The last thing Laharl really remembered was being lifted from the ground by his father. He might have said something to him, but even that he couldn't recall, so he most definitely didn't remember ending up back in his room in the hotel.
Of course, this meant he also had no idea how long exactly he'd been laying here. He felt like he'd slept awhile, but it was kind of hard to judge when one felt this tired. Although, he'd have assumed if he'd been out of it too long, someone would have tried to wake him. Maybe it had been a day or two? It was at least safe to assume that Flonne and Etna knew he'd been in here sleeping away. The question was, how was he going to explain it? He hadn't come up with a way to work around that, and now here he was faced with it.
Maybe he could say he was sick? Faking being sick wouldn't be hard considering that wasn't really so far off the mark. He DID practically feel sick. Laharl felt utterly drained, along with groggy and lightheaded. He just felt... weak. None of it was a surprise, given just how much power he'd used in such a short amount of time. He was used to using a lot of power, but not usually THAT much in one shot. It had probably shocked his system more than a bit.
All he'd have to do would be to throw in a bit of coughing, and surely Etna would buy it. He wasn't sure what he'd tell Flonne yet. She knew he'd been planning to help his father, after all.
Well, he'd see how it went. There wasn't much he could do but relax in bed. He would probably be doing just that for some weeks to come.
Content: Secretly returned to his room by Vyers, Laharl is suffering from massive energy loss... which means faking sick. Sort of.
Setting: Laharl's room in the hotel
Time: Whenever he woke up finally. (Probably several days or more. lol)
Warnings: Nada XD
The last thing Laharl really remembered was being lifted from the ground by his father. He might have said something to him, but even that he couldn't recall, so he most definitely didn't remember ending up back in his room in the hotel.
Of course, this meant he also had no idea how long exactly he'd been laying here. He felt like he'd slept awhile, but it was kind of hard to judge when one felt this tired. Although, he'd have assumed if he'd been out of it too long, someone would have tried to wake him. Maybe it had been a day or two? It was at least safe to assume that Flonne and Etna knew he'd been in here sleeping away. The question was, how was he going to explain it? He hadn't come up with a way to work around that, and now here he was faced with it.
Maybe he could say he was sick? Faking being sick wouldn't be hard considering that wasn't really so far off the mark. He DID practically feel sick. Laharl felt utterly drained, along with groggy and lightheaded. He just felt... weak. None of it was a surprise, given just how much power he'd used in such a short amount of time. He was used to using a lot of power, but not usually THAT much in one shot. It had probably shocked his system more than a bit.
All he'd have to do would be to throw in a bit of coughing, and surely Etna would buy it. He wasn't sure what he'd tell Flonne yet. She knew he'd been planning to help his father, after all.
Well, he'd see how it went. There wasn't much he could do but relax in bed. He would probably be doing just that for some weeks to come.
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