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revivalproject2020-02-27 06:59 pm
02| Steve is an idiot
WHO: Steve Rogers
WHERE: In a cave, in a storm, and Network. Kinda.
WHAT: Being stupid, mostly
WHEN: Once the storm starts moving
WARNINGS: Nope
Steve crouches in the cave, nursing a nasty wound he took to his side. The medical information he has from the data point is telling him how to fix it but he's lost a little bit of blood and there's no super-human healing factor that is making up for it. The wound is also in such an awkward spot that Steve can barely even look at it properly, let alone do sutures. He moves further into the cave, feeling marginally better as he does so. Maybe getting away from the storm will stop its effects on him? It is worth a chance until he can concentrate enough to stitch. Or, maybe, he will find someone there who can do it for him...
The storm is moving. Steve can barely see straight, he's so close to the center of the storm, but he can tell its moving. And, honestly, if it weren't moving toward Temba, he'd be glad to see the back of it. As it is, he knows there isn't much time. The city is still so fragile and barely back together enough for it to really take a storm like this. Not to mention the people waiting, back there. People who thought they'd be safely away from this madness and were going to be badly surprised.
Steve races back to his ship. He's not a pilot, though, so the controls are a mystery to him. He grumbles and scowls, feeling impotent before taking his comm up and hitting the network.
This is Steve Rogers of the Bishop. If there are any pilots out there, we need to get back to Temba. I'm looking for a ride and anyone else who wants to help prepare the city.
It's not the first person he's seen in the fog. Steve has been seeing these ghosts for the whole storm. People he knew. People he didn't know. People who had disappeared from here and people who had faces similar to the ones here. He'd managed mostly to ignore them all but this. This was different. This was out of his memories both from home and from before. It's enough to stop him in his tracks, storm be damned.
The Winter Soldier. Not Bucky. No. He'd refused that name. He'd refused any name at all. But there he was in his black armor, arm shining in a sun that wasn't here. He looks straight at Steve, face hard. For a second there is a moment when Steve forgets he is a ghost and almost braces for a fight. But the ghost turns and walks away. He turns, once, to glance back, and then continues walking.
And Steve, damn himself, follows.
WHERE: In a cave, in a storm, and Network. Kinda.
WHAT: Being stupid, mostly
WHEN: Once the storm starts moving
WARNINGS: Nope
Steve crouches in the cave, nursing a nasty wound he took to his side. The medical information he has from the data point is telling him how to fix it but he's lost a little bit of blood and there's no super-human healing factor that is making up for it. The wound is also in such an awkward spot that Steve can barely even look at it properly, let alone do sutures. He moves further into the cave, feeling marginally better as he does so. Maybe getting away from the storm will stop its effects on him? It is worth a chance until he can concentrate enough to stitch. Or, maybe, he will find someone there who can do it for him...
The storm is moving. Steve can barely see straight, he's so close to the center of the storm, but he can tell its moving. And, honestly, if it weren't moving toward Temba, he'd be glad to see the back of it. As it is, he knows there isn't much time. The city is still so fragile and barely back together enough for it to really take a storm like this. Not to mention the people waiting, back there. People who thought they'd be safely away from this madness and were going to be badly surprised.
Steve races back to his ship. He's not a pilot, though, so the controls are a mystery to him. He grumbles and scowls, feeling impotent before taking his comm up and hitting the network.
This is Steve Rogers of the Bishop. If there are any pilots out there, we need to get back to Temba. I'm looking for a ride and anyone else who wants to help prepare the city.
It's not the first person he's seen in the fog. Steve has been seeing these ghosts for the whole storm. People he knew. People he didn't know. People who had disappeared from here and people who had faces similar to the ones here. He'd managed mostly to ignore them all but this. This was different. This was out of his memories both from home and from before. It's enough to stop him in his tracks, storm be damned.
The Winter Soldier. Not Bucky. No. He'd refused that name. He'd refused any name at all. But there he was in his black armor, arm shining in a sun that wasn't here. He looks straight at Steve, face hard. For a second there is a moment when Steve forgets he is a ghost and almost braces for a fight. But the ghost turns and walks away. He turns, once, to glance back, and then continues walking.
And Steve, damn himself, follows.

cave;
The appearance of Steve causes him to startle and his head jerks upright. But he quickly settles once he realizes it isn't another group of teammates past coming to haunt him. And then he notices the blood and concern draws him to his feet.
"Hey, you alright there?"
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"No," he admits. "I took a pretty sharp rock to the side, here. Usually wouldn't be a problem, but right now?"
He lets out a humorless laugh and tilts his head against the wall.
"Don't suppose you've done stitches before, have you?"
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Slowly, he shakes his head, feeling bad about his lack of experience.
"No, sorry. But maybe I can manage with some instruction?"
It's the best he can offer and at least he manages to sound certain about it.
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"Here," he hands over a small pack full of medical supplies. "I'm a medical specialization so I can walk you through it. There's a...a needle in there. And there's medical thread. Just. Put the thread through the end and...and there is a pink bottle you can squeeze onto your hand and the needle. It'll clean it."
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Until Steve's message comes through, and Bucky fumbles his communicator so badly he drops it, then texts rapidly: I'll give you any ride you want if you tell me where you are right now.
Yep, he can do innuendo and demanding at the same time.
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I'm on the Bishop. It's near to the center of the storm, now.
Think you can get here fast?
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At least the thing seems to be dying out. Maybe. A little.
Bucky's already flipping switches with one hand as he types with the other: As long as you don't get any bright ideas about meeting me halfway, punk. Stay put.
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I already got a rock to the side and some amateur stitches. I am not about to have you yell at me for more stuff, jerk.
He didn't know much about piloting but he knew enough that certain things getting turned on would light up the ship. At least make it easier to find.
Tell me if it's too dicey for you to get here. No big risks while your serum is offline.
Yeah, yeah. Call him a hypocrite.
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network | @ polaris | sorry for this very internally salty mutant
She is sighing deeply right now at her device. GREAT COOL WOW -- she loves playing Steve Rogers roulette; it's her favorite game. ]
Good. I'll fly and you can answer some questions, because I have a lot.
[ What she doesn't say is that her questions aren't about this world. She just wants to know how hard she has to restrain herself from punching him in the face; she can be nice on the outside, but is salty on the inside. ]
Omg I love her already
Sure thing. I've been here for awhile so I can probably answer them all. I'm on the Bishop. It's getting close to the center of the storm since it's moving. Hopefully you can get here first?
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[ yep she sure did send a basic emoji ]
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Ghosts
Hux spotted Steve in the storm. It looked as if he was preparing to fight a ghost, but instead continues to follow the ghost.]
Steve!--- Steven!
[Hux shouted as he proceeded to follow after him.]
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Bucky! Soldier!
[Steve took off a bit faster as he chased the image. Right off, apparently, toward the woods.]
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STEVEN!
[He proceed to shout his name, trying to get him to hear him.]
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Hux! It's... It's the soldier! From before!
[He turned and the ghost was still walking. Steve wanted so badly to follow it itched below his skin.]
Maybe the Agrii brought more people over?
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[Video]
Is there anything I need to keep an eye on?
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Good. That's a good start. Has everyone been briefed about what to expect? The ghosts seem to really be driving people into injuries. If drops and anything else dangerous could be sectioned off, that would help.
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cave
"Vizh?" she calls weakly down the dark tunnel, but a few seconds later when Steve comes into view she realizes her mistake. It takes another second for her to process the bloodstains on his clothing and then she scrambles awkwardly to her feet. "What happened to you?"
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"A rock got me across the side. My fault. I was getting close to the center and...I guess the storm doesn't like that."
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"If we can get someone to take us out of here I can heal this. If my powers come back," she adds quietly as she reaches for the medical kit. It's not a pleasant thought, though it would be irresponsible not to at least consider the possibility. "But all I can do right now is try to stop the bleeding."
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the ghost ;______;
"He came to save me from Ramsay," Sansa says, shaken. "Is it him? Can I reach him? Please tell me it's him."
I no, ryt?
Steve grabs her arm as the ghost of the Soldier walks onward.
"Sansa. Sansa...you know what we're seeing... It's the storm. It is probably just the storm. It's trying to lead us into danger..."
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"It has to be him, Steve. It has to be. No one else walks the way he does. You know that. You know that."
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