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DRAFT LOG #2: The Battle Game!

Who: Everyone on the draft
What: Fighting bad guys!
When: Today (after 12PM) to the 19th, in the evening
Where: The Mining Facility
Summary: It's an underground mine! And the Malnosso want you to kill and capture all the bad guys! Oh, but don't let the rocks fall on you. That could hurt.
Rating: B for BLOOD. Seriously. People are going to die. People have already died. We're not going to make it out of here. We're all screwed, it's Game Over, man!

Everything you need to know is listed here and also this way. If you haven't signed up yet and want to be on this draft, then go do it and stop being lazy!

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I... I don't think so. Just small stuff.

[There's a few scrapes and bruises here and there. The scrapes stung some, but enough that it probably wasn't that big a deal, and the bruises only hurt if you pushed on them, which was stupid to do anyway.]

Okay. As long as you're not bleeding out or anything. It'll be fine.

...though this is gonna hurt a bit, so sorry about that. I'm Nami. What's your name?

[She's just going to fashion a sling for that arm, in the meantime. A broken arm is something she could try to heal, but she might mess up and she should save it for more life threatening things anyway.]

I'm Lindsay.

[Lindsay grimaces a little. The warning was nice but she never was the biggest fan of when things got painful, and it's hard to really relax when you know more is coming, no matter how temporary. Though it hurts right now, too. And it's much better than being stuck trying to find her way back to the camp on her own.]

Th-thanks.

No problem. [Just don't mind her easing your arm into that sling.] What I'm gonna do is take you back to the barricade, and then I'll come back out here and help your friends.

[There's a small noise of pain as the break shifts a little bit as it's settled in the sling. At least some measure of survival instinct has kicked in by this point, and she knows better than to make too loud a sound.]

Okay... [The barricade? Man, she was lost...] It's not too far is it?

Not too far out. I'll take it slow-- the waver's not a real level ride. [Which is why she decided to splint before just going straight to the medical tent. >>] But if you sit on the back however's comfortable for you, I'll try not to make it too bad.

[All this and she hasn't asked who got separated from you, yet. |D Give her time.]

Right.

[Lindsay hasn't been sure how to bring it up yet - Sanji and Vivi - even when the topic has crossed her mind. She'll probably remember, at least, before Nami leaves to find them. Right now though, though, she's too busy trying to find a good spot to sit on the waver.

At last she feels secure - or at least secure enough to go, though there might be some hasty gripping of things and looks up.] Okay, I think I'm ready.

Gotcha.

[The waver has some kick to it when she first starts it up-- the whole thing lurches, which can't be very comfortable at all. Nami glances over her shoulder to see how Lindsay took it-- and make sure the girl didn't fall off or anything-- but she keeps her voice cheerful as she starts heading back to camp.]

I don't think I've seen you around Luceti before. You new?

[Thankfully she didn't fall off, though it was a near thing, which made her grip the nearest grip-able thing in panic. Once that part's over, her hands slowly loosen, and she risks a look around.]

A little... I got here in September.

Hah. Well, belated welcome. Sort of. This place kinda sucks-- you've probably worked this out by now. [She's going at half speed to make the ride less of a jolt, raising her voice to be heard over the waver.] Do you have much experience with magic?

[Yeah, Luceti does suck. As if the homesickness and getting kidnapped wasn't enough, now there was the draft which she was already sucking in. And what about the others?

At the second question though makes her startle a bit, though unless Nami's looking back, she might not catch it. Lindsay does look back up over her shoulder though. It's a few seconds before she replies.]

Y-yeah. [Wait no, louder. Nami probably can't hear her.] Yeah. Sort of.

[Best way to call her experience with magic was a crash course.]

[She doesn't have the luxury to keep looking at Lindsay, taking the waver through the mines, so she misses it. |D But she's still being cheerful as hell, because...uh. Lindsay doesn't sound so good, honestly. She's betting on shock.] That's good! There's probably people at camp who can heal your arm for you, if you want it. A lot of our medical people have learned from Nala back in the village.

[Heck, Nami'd do it herself, but she'd rather someone more expert actually set the arm first. She's got bad experiences with badly set bones.]

[Nala. That catches her attention, a little. Giles had been trying to give her a crash course in pacting with Nala... just yesterday. In preparation for the draft. She hadn't gotten that far, though. Not enough to help, for sure. It reminded her a little too much in some ways of using magic, even though she hadn't been able to heal, back when she'd actually still had hers.]

Okay... [Unfortunately that's a little bit quieter, but still loud enough to be audible over the waver. She is feeling a little dazed and out of it. Despite that particular feeling, she turns her head a little to look out in front of them. It seemed to be getting a little lighter ahead. Did that mean they were getting close?]

[They are. Nami slows down even more as they reach the barricade, coming to a stop just at the edge of the encampment.]

I'll get you to Raine, and then I'll go back. Do you know who was trapped?

[So that's relief twofold for Lindsay - that they're there, where it's hopefully safer if that's where they're helping people who've been injured and hurt, and that Nami would be going back for the others, now. She looks down a little and bites her lip worriedly]

Y-yeah. Their names were Sanji and Vivi.

[She doesn't know who knows who - has no idea, though she figures with Sanji running Seventh Heaven Nami probably knows him at least...]

[Nami goes still, sucking in a breath at the news.

She's not panicking. Not yet, anyway. Of course they're together-- they should be okay, not like Sanji hasn't had half a building fall on him before--

--should be.]

...okay. I know them. [Her easygoing tone has vanished, that's for sure. Nami sounds strained.] Were they hurt?

[Her grip tightens a little] I-I'm not sure. I couldn't see them after the cave-in. Th-they were okay before that, I think...

[It's hard, the fight was so hectic, especially once the rocks began to fall. But a part of her, a big part, is worried, even scared that something went wrong, and that they're not okay. Survivor's guilt is something Lindsay can do very, very well.]

Okay. Okay.

[That's Nami trying to be calm. She can just go out and check again, can't she? She thinks she remembers where it was.

Yep, there's her smile again.] They'll be fine. Will you be okay from here?

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