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[consequence]

[The video pops on and the girl looking into the feed seems more than just alarmed, she's a bit distressed. She's newly arrived to this place and normally, she might just roll with it. Normally, she might just exit this building and try to figure out what's going on, but instead -- something is definitely wrong. Shockingly wrong and she can't really ignore this one.]

Right, so this whole thing I just got explained to me -- fine, that's ... that's whatever it is, but I need to see a doctor.

Right now - as in, this is not something to wait around about. I'm not bleeding or anything, but I definitely need a doctor.

You're going to have to come to me, because I have no clue where I am right now.

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video;

[bestestfurrend]

Are you hurt? Oh no! At least it's good that you're not bleeding, but I don't know any doctors...

Oh, there's the hospital! In Sigyn district! I could take you!

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[consequence]

Hospital sounds better than just waiting around for someone to find me.

I guess I'm where everyone arrives here. Where should I go? [She's not even going to comment on the appearance of the girl offering her help. Nope. She just needs to focus on this current problem.]

video ||

[bestestfurrend]

Then you should be at the palace! That's good, you should be very close. You need to ask someone to point you to Sigyn district and the hospital is almost at the very beginning of it!

video ||

[consequence]

Okay... is there a sign or something to let me know I'm there?

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[bestestfurrend]

The hospital doesn't have a name...but it's a really big building! It's hard to miss!

[ Video ]

[congeals]

I'm not a doctor, but if you're injured, I can heal you.

video ||

[consequence]

You can heal me? [Yep, she's pretty sure that she heard that right.]

I'm not injured... it's -- it's more complicated than that.

video ||

[congeals]

Yeah. I'm in Sigyn. It's one of the powers we get here.

Complicated how?

video ||

[consequence]

[She's not sure she should be broadcasting this - she assumes - to everyone... it's likely to get her locked up or worse. She's also not really thrilled with the idea of explaining her state of being to a near stranger, let alone a kid.]

It's sort of personal.

video ||

[congeals]

[ A pause. ]

Okay. There's a hospital here with doctors. I can show you where it is, if you want.

[Voice | Private]

[hadbadays]

I'm a doctor. Any landmarks?

voice || private

[consequence]

[She's not sure she believes someone just by them saying they're a doctor.]

The one girl said I was at the palace.

voice || private

[hadbadays]

[ She was the one who asked. ]

Okay. I'll come over.

[consequence]

[That was before she realized she was in a place with hospitals that don't have signs on them... if anyone can just say they're a doctor she's not going to risk explaining things over this thing.]

I'm on my way to the hospital. Is there anyway you can meet me there?

[hadbadays]

--right. Sure. You think you can find it?

video;

[reaction]

My, my. Aren't you a hypochondriac... [ Newbies. Gotta love how they amuse him so. ]

video ||

[consequence]

[Hayley rolls her eyes.]

Great. Damon Salvatore is here? This is not surprising... but I don't have time to deal with your smart-ass remarks. Raincheck?

[meliorator]

I imagine you've had a number of responses, but... I'm a doctor as well. Dr. Sung. If you'd prefer a female doctor, I'll gladly see to you.

private

[consequence]

Are you at the hospital or somewhere easy to find? I would really prefer a female doctor. Especially for this.

private

[meliorator]

I'll do you one better: I'll come and find you.

Is it an absolute emergency, in case I need to bring anything other than basic equipment?

private

[consequence]

I -- I'm not really sure how to explain it, but before I was here I was ...

[It sounds crazy -- insane even.]

I was pregnant and I'm not... I'm not anymore.

this isn't ridiculously late. idk what you're talking about!!! u liar!! also hi spam dwi

[trapsfortroubadours]

[The explanation seems over-simplistic for Elijah's tastes. He's lost his abilities and gained something entirely different. As far as he knows, none of his family is here either. All-in-all, it's not that helpful. But it's the only one he's going to get for now it seems, so he's ready to move on.]

[But he pauses when he hears Hayley's voice echoing down a hallway. Elijah abandons the notion of leaving to follow the sound to her.]

Hayley, what's wrong?

[consequence]

[She had just gotten a female doctor to reply to her when she hears a familiar voice. There's relief in her posture nearly immediately and she stops talking to the doctor and moves toward him.]

Elijah. [Sometimes all it takes is a name to convey exactly how distressing her situation is. She moves toward him, hugging him immediately. She had almost forgotten what he had done, where she had been before she was suddenly in this place.]

The baby... [Saying it out loud makes it almost too real and she's not exactly sure how to feel about it all.]

It's... [She knows how crazy it'll sound.] something's wrong -- I -- it's not...

[She pulls back, unable to really figure out how to say it. Moments ago she'd said it to a doctor, but for some reason it's more difficult to tell Elijah that somehow she's lost the child that had been her reason for living.]

It's just gone.

[trapsfortroubadours]

[He's getting more accustomed to Hayley's somewhat spontaneous hugs so there's very little hesitation before Elijah wraps his arms around her in response. It's a small reassurance that Hayley, at least, is unharmed. To him, that's equally as important that nothing has happened to the baby.]

[Crazy might not be the word Elijah would use to describe it, but he's certainly confused what she means. He frowns as she pulls back, but keeps his hands on the small of her back.]

Gone?

[consequence]

[Well aware of how crazy she sounds right now, she allows that bit of distance. Rather than step further away she simply slips her hand to her abdomen. The more than slight bump has become slight once more and she doesn't feel anything moving. She doesn't feel anything at all.]

I can't explain it and I already asked for a doctor, but I can't feel it. I would know if something was wrong, but this isn't something wrong - it's just... nothing. [Which is wrong, she realizes this, but it's far more worrying to her that it's nothing than if it had been cramping or a sharp pain in her side. That she could handle. She could go to a doctor and they'd monitor her and things would be fine.]