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Episode 02: Cosmic Imperative / Re: Epi 2 S [D02| 1900] The Ravaged Prisoners of War
Last post by Dree -Sasch lay there pressing her eyes shut against the pain. But the physical pain was only part of what was going on. Here was a twenty-one-year-old young woman. One who just graduated from the Academy only months before. A girl on vacation that her parents had sprung for during her short time between graduation and TacConn. She had been kidnapped, rescued, caught by the Savi, tortured her, and now..Now the damn doctor didn’t even want to allow her let her parents know she was alive.
”Okay. Listen. Both of you. I…,” Arven blinked. “Sorry. I have to research this. I think,” “This is…well…its amazing, but…horrible,” Arven panted.
“It’s amazing? It’s amazing?” Sasch swallowed the words so they were almost a gurgle and incomprehensible. This ass had no idea what the two of them had been through, and he didn’t seem to give a damn about them as people, or even about them as patients.
He stepped away to a terminal and then started yelling for people who didn’t appear. She turned her head away, but a moment later - after hearing a curse - something cold pressed against her neck and the some of the sharp pain that she felt dulled, but some of it continued to bite and tear and gnaw at her. But then he said
“This…should alleviate the pain, but if the cellular rearrangement has blocked the receptors it wont work at all,” the doctor said.
Trying to listen to the doctor through what felt like a new wave of pain. She didn’t like it, but it made sense why some of her pain was gone and some of it wasn’t. “Some of zhe pain is gone,” She continued through a groan, “but some feels vorse. Is zhat vhat you vere talking about …on zhe cellular level? Is somezhing going on vizh some of my cells?” the green-haired young woman asked.
Sasch pressed her lips into a thin line. “And, I do need to let my parents know zhat I am okay.” With a groan Sasch pushed herself into a sitting position. “You don’t understand. I vas kidnapped before I vas rescued by zhe Cayuga. If you von’t do it, let me haf access to a terminal so I can let zhem know zhat I am alive - even if you have no idea vhat is vrong vizh me. I haf to let zhem know.” She tried to stand. As her feet touched the deck, her knees buckled and she caught herself on all fours. Feeling incredibly awkward, she slipped into a seated position on the floor.