Shinichi Kudo (
deductiongeek) wrote in
voidtreckerexpress2020-04-20 04:39 pm
Oops
Who: Conan and anyone
What: Apotoxin Time. Goodbye Secret Identity (Probably).
Where: Various
When: Egret 25,26
Cabin 2B, Evening of Egret 25
Sarai had healed all of Conan's injuries, but he'd still lost a lot of blood for someone of his size. As a result, by the time he'd been fed and helped back to his cabin, he wasn't in much of a mood to leave again. He stays awake long enough to talk to any visitors, but ends up falling asleep fairly early.
Hallway, Early Morning Egret 26
The first attack wakes him up out of a rare sound sleep. He chokes back a cry of pain as he clutches at the all too familiar pain in his chest. His heart... But how? Peter had been working on it, but he hadn't tried any new cures recently. He hadn't eaten anything unusual.
A second shock of pain to his heart, and first shiver of a fever drives him out of bed. He could not change here, where his roommates could see. He has the presence of mind to grab a blanket, and then he is staggering down the hallway past the sleeping cars, trying to calculate which part of the train would be the closest and most likely to be unoccupied now.
What: Apotoxin Time. Goodbye Secret Identity (Probably).
Where: Various
When: Egret 25,26
Cabin 2B, Evening of Egret 25
Sarai had healed all of Conan's injuries, but he'd still lost a lot of blood for someone of his size. As a result, by the time he'd been fed and helped back to his cabin, he wasn't in much of a mood to leave again. He stays awake long enough to talk to any visitors, but ends up falling asleep fairly early.
Hallway, Early Morning Egret 26
The first attack wakes him up out of a rare sound sleep. He chokes back a cry of pain as he clutches at the all too familiar pain in his chest. His heart... But how? Peter had been working on it, but he hadn't tried any new cures recently. He hadn't eaten anything unusual.
A second shock of pain to his heart, and first shiver of a fever drives him out of bed. He could not change here, where his roommates could see. He has the presence of mind to grab a blanket, and then he is staggering down the hallway past the sleeping cars, trying to calculate which part of the train would be the closest and most likely to be unoccupied now.

Re: /slides in here as directed
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"I'm fine," he says aloud. "I really think this is overreacting."
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Conan reaches out for the cup as he debates how to clue him in that he needed to get out of here right now. Only to hastily put the cup down and curl in on himself as another attack hits. He bites back a cry as the pain runs through him. His heart, his lungs, it was even reaching his bones now. And his temperature was rising quickly.
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Jumping in with permission
Then he hears the commotion and knows that it isn’t over. He runs to the kitchen, bare feet slapping against the cold floor, and is greeted by the site of his sometimes-friend curled up in agony on the floor.
“You idiot!”
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Oh no! Is she too late?!
She immediately heads for the source of the sound. Conan seems to already have a small crowd around him by now, which is honestly unsurprising considering how bad the detective looks. Unsurprising, but not great either.
"Conan." She quickly works her way over to him. While she privately agrees with Joss, Dairine has more pressing concerns. "How long has he been like this?"
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"Then it won't be long now." No time to get him a change of clothes. Welp, guess she'll have to improvise. There's a pop sound, and suddenly her laptop is there. While the other passengers might have seen her carrying Spot around, this time he looks different with thin metal legs on either side. Spot skitters over to Dairine.
She places a hand on Conan's side. "Sorry 'bout this, Conan. This might feel a little weird." Suddenly his clothing begins to glow brightly and shift. The light grows more blinding as they stretch further and further, until suddenly the light vanishes. In its place are clothes that look exactly like what Conan had been wearing... but a few sizes larger. Teen sized, to be precise. On such a tiny detective they look almost comical.
If anyone else knows what Dairine does, they might guess what's coming. But she isn't as concerned with that right now.
Dairine breathes out, briefly winded from the spell. "That should do it." She turns to the others in the room. "Is there somewhere nearby that's more private than here? Like, really nearby. We don't have much time."
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“What was that particular spell meant to do, witch?” the boy seethes, crouching down at Conan’s side and glaring daggers at Dairine. “He’s burning up—how is drowning him in clothing going to help?”
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If he changed here, they would all see.
Conan is only vaguely aware of his clothes changing shape as he tries to focus on standing back up through his raging fever. He manages to make it back up to his knees.
But that was a step too far even for his stubbornness. The change was quickly moving to its final stage, and he collapses as he feels the pain running through his bones, like they were melting. With a final cry he falls unconscious.
He isn't awake to see as the temperature of his body finally rises high enough for a haze of steam to appear around his body.
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Her mouth opens to answer when Conan screams again. Damnnit!
"You'll find out soon enough. It's already started!" She jumps to her feet and rushes to the door. With a click, Dairine locks it and turns to lean against it, facing the others. "Guess we'll have to make do with this room. Not sure how much privacy it'll give, but at least it's something."
Despite Dairine's bravo, her eyes are filled with worry.
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[Anyone is free to notice any moment now that it is lighter in the room that the one light Trowa turned on would suggest. Glorfindel doesn't bother turning on lights, after all. In theory, Glorfindel's light should make the transition at least slightly less painful. Like stabbed with a short sword instead of a long sword?]
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"What are you all waiting for?!" he shouts, reaching into the steam for Conan's hand. It's hot. Too hot. He feels almost as if he might be burned.
"He's dying and you're doing nothing!"
This is madness.
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[He legit said what the f*** in Italian]
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“Witch, do you know any ice spells?!”
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"There's only so much we can do," she says carefully. Dairine walks towards Spot, who meets her in the middle. "The situation is very delicate and with little precedent. Trying to treat the systems runs the risk of make his condition even worse."
She glances at Spot's screen, where the computer is keeping track of Conan's vitals. Her eyes widen briefly before she catches herself. She does, however, go to the fridge to fetch ice water. The detective will need something to drink eventually.
"As much as I hate it, we probably need to wait it out. He's survived this before. He'll do it again."
Because he's a risk-taking idiot who keeps doing this.
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He chose a cup that had a lid and a straw, and filled it with ice cold water. Looking over at the steam that was rising, he also prepared a warmer cup of water with sugar and salt mixed in, adding a bit of fruit flavoring to make it more palatable. He dropped it off at the wizard's side and went back into the pantry to start grabbing high calorie options that would be easy to digest. With as much energy as Conan was burning, he would undoubtedly be starving when whatever was happening was over.
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“What on earth...?”
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Good job, Dair. Very smooth.
She settles back down to sit next to Spot, watching as he runs the numbers. They're not good, so distracts herself by trying to think of how to handle Conan's reaction when he finds out so many people witnessed this. Joscelin's sudden cry jolts her out of her thoughts.
"Hm? Oh, right." Her attention turns towards the rapidly growing detective. She wrinkles her nose. "I can see why he prefers to be alone for this. It's... weird to watch."
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[Translation: Seriously, what the f***?]
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“...he could have told me he was under a curse,” he says eventually. “I’d have left him alone if he had.”
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