“TAYLOR, CAN YOU HEAR ME?” Her breath was ragged and her insides felt like they were burning up along with her skin. Coughing slightly, her eyes fluttered open to first see the outline of Clarke looking down at her concernedly.
Mouth opening ever so slightly, she was overcome with another bout of queasiness and shot to her side, heaving up another revolting mess of warm, thick blood. The makeshift bed she was lying on was somewhat comforting despite the full scale of her symptoms.
“I don’t know why she’s reacting so violently - it could be having such prolonged, close contact with Murphy,” she heard Clarke say in a muffled tone, the rag that she held over her mouth bringing down the volume of her voice.
“What’s happening?” Taylor
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The dimly lit and pungent smelling dropship was what welcomed her drooping eyes. Fresh blood dripped from her nose and she shook her head, trying to value the fact that she wasn’t throwing it up this time.
Heaving herself up, she glanced around at all of the coughing teenagers that lain on the floor coughing and sputtering, groaning in pain. The smell was ten times worse than it had been when Jasper was gravely injured. The dead bodies being dragged from the ship didn’t exactly make her feel more optimistic.
Someone tapped her shoulder lightly and she looked over to find Octavia giving her a weak smile. “Here,” she said, offering her one of the roughly made cups that they had made at some point.
“Thank you,” she replied and took a sip of the water, it feeling amazing as it traveled down her dry throat. Octavia excused herself to go help others who had fallen ill after they spoke for a while and she assured Taylor that things were looking better for her since they had brought her in.
Octavia’s caring spirit made Taylor feel almost proud as she watched her comfort others. Soon enough she had finished the water and laid back down, falling asleep fairly quickly after that.
When she woke up once again, things seemed to have gotten much more crowded and all the worse for the majority of them. This time, she was able to sit up, then stand, and start to walk, albeit slightly wobbly,
“What,” James asked him as Mabel handed him a cup of water. Angus took a big gulp of the drink and exhaled.
"Here," Rose stood up from the bench she was sitting on, "You can have my seat." Victoria nodded a thank you as Alice helped guide her to the bench.
Her voice was like a whisper as the jail’s bars slowy closed upon her face. her vision was still dizzy, and she had not eat anything for hours. turning her head back, she tried to walk. clumsy steps were the best she could do, occasionally almost stumbling to reach the bed, or at least what seemed like a bed to her.
“You need hydration. You've been crying for quite a long time. Here.” Lynn handed Krystal a can of Pepsi.
His face clouded and he inhaled a gulp of air. Kat lifted her chin; disturbing quakes of nausea coursed through
As he moved her he saw a small trickle of blood run out of the side of her mouth and he brushed it away quickly with his gloved hand. He pulled her coat round to cover her up, to keep her warm, and then he saw it.
Tears flooded her eyes and she began to feel her body tremble. She felt the shock of the situation overtaking her.
Screams heard across the campus bellowed out from her small body. Blood, vibrant in color, gushed out of the freshly created wound at a velocity I had never encountered before. She fell to the ground. A small crowd gathered
She hissed at herself through her teeth like she were in physical agony, even though she had managed to escape fairly unscathed. Her whole body was hardened and tense as she sat there, holding herself more tightly than she ever had done before, willing herself not to shout out into the emptiness around
“...Wh-What just..,h-happened?” She coughed out the last part of her question, her throat suddenly coated with dust. She gagged at the realization of the dryness in her voice, almost tempted to throw up at the experience.
"You wouldn't have to be in so much pain if you'd just say what I want to hear Danny!" She mocked the convulsing body. Danny stared at her unable to speak, the drugs and pain that circled his body made it hard for him to speak. He couldn't even think.
She swallowed, licked her lips, then took a polite of water. Gwaine lay there with his arm covering his eyes, taking shallow breaths.
The first thing that hit her was the stench of bodily fluids that filled the air. The smell was almost unbearable and Aradia pressed her hands up to her face to protect her nose from the disgusting odors though this did little to suppress them.
The young girl had fallen down, she could have stayed there and cried, but she forced herself to get back up.
“Excuse me, sweetheart, are you lost?” She asked. She could see her breath fog out in front of her.