[And she grabs all the gauze and tape she can find from the bathroom, as well as a jar of water and a washcloth, tucks them into her basket, takes a moment to make sure her clock is securely fastened, and heads out the door. It doesn't take her too long to find her friend, but her eyes widen at the sight.]
Oh, Vriska! What has happened? Who did this to you?
[Vriska is lying there, somewhat bloody and covered in burns from Larxene's lightning; there's also quite a bit of internal damage that isn't readily visible]
[She kneels down beside the other woman, glad she'd thought to bring the water and cloth. It is this she reaches for first, dabbing lightly at the blood she can see, to get a better idea of the wounds.]
I am glad you are able to speak, Vriska. I will do what I can, and then, if you are able to walk, I will help you to the clinic.
[She looks worse to Juliet's eye than Tybalt would coming home from a brawl with Benvolio and Mercutio.]
[She's watching the other woman breathe, and counting time based on the action. She lets Vriska rest for a few moments before patting her arm gently, in a place with no damage.]
Vriska. Vriska, let us try again. I will help you, all right? I will brace you that you may sit, and we shall see how you feel.
[And Juliet is helping her as best she can with that.]
It is either that, or I must call your Tavros to come and help you, as I know not enough of trolls to heal you properly. I have done all I am able, save take you somewhere safe with proper healers.
[She is not above blackmail to make sure her friend is going to be all right.]
He can tell the others, one of whom may be able to help. Unless you wish the rest of your people to know the extent of your injuries, we are walking to the clinic.
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Hello, Vriska! How are you today?
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Uh.
Do you have bandages and shit?
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Bandages? Of course. What has happened? Are you nearby, or do you need me to come and find you?
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[And she grabs all the gauze and tape she can find from the bathroom, as well as a jar of water and a washcloth, tucks them into her basket, takes a moment to make sure her clock is securely fastened, and heads out the door. It doesn't take her too long to find her friend, but her eyes widen at the sight.]
Oh, Vriska! What has happened? Who did this to you?
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[she opens an eye]
... Heyyyyyyyy, Juliet.
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I am glad you are able to speak, Vriska. I will do what I can, and then, if you are able to walk, I will help you to the clinic.
[She looks worse to Juliet's eye than Tybalt would coming home from a brawl with Benvolio and Mercutio.]
Speak with me, would you? Tell me what happened.
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Lightning. Sucks.
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[She pauses a moment when Vriska's eye closes.]
No, no. You must keep awake. To sleep outside when you are injured is a bad idea.
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[she'll talk,but she keeps her eyes shut]
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[As long as she keeps talking, Juliet won't push on the eye being closed. Talking means awake. She begins to bandage the injuries she can see.]
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[She shakes her head as she works, still worried by the blood.]
Truly, it is a shame you and Tybalt did not have a chance to meet properly before he disappeared. He would have enjoyed a proper sparring partner.
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[she's talking about the woman she fought against and not Tybalt, of course, but she doesn't have the energy to make that clear]
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[She worries the other woman may be slipping into delirium. In which case she may have to call for more help.]
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[she's definitely slipping into something; her voice is getting slower and more slurred]
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[She shifts slightly, settling the other woman's head in her lap.]
Vriska...stay awake, please. Can you sit up, or stand? I fear I cannot do much more for you, and you need a proper healer.
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Ow. Fuuuuuuuuck.
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Here, wait a moment and rest. Drink a little something. It may help.
[She is rapidly running out of things she knows to do.]
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Do not worry. Perhaps we took things too quickly. Rest a moment, but do not sleep. all right? And then we shall try to sit up again.
[The longer they stay out in the cold, the worse she'll get, Juliet is certain. She is working very hard not to panic.]
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Vriska. Vriska, let us try again. I will help you, all right? I will brace you that you may sit, and we shall see how you feel.
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[The rising panic makes her tone sharper than she usually would be.]
Vriska, wake up!
[She lifts the other woman's head and shoulders carefully, pushing her up into a sitting position as best she can.]
You are a fighter, are you not? This is a different sort of battle, but an important one nonetheless. Wake up!
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Hey!
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[She shifts a little, pulling herself into a crouch and wrapping her arms around the other woman.]
Now, you are going to prove to me how strong trolls are by walking with me to the clinic, yes?
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{but she's trying to stand, kind of]
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It is either that, or I must call your Tavros to come and help you, as I know not enough of trolls to heal you properly. I have done all I am able, save take you somewhere safe with proper healers.
[She is not above blackmail to make sure her friend is going to be all right.]
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Tavros can't do... shit.
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... Nepeta might just hunt me, hahahaha. Maybe Karkat would kill me because he thinks I'm supposed to be dead.
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[She's going to continue to manhandle until Vriska's standing.]
Now, unless you wish me to drag you across the cold hard ground the entire way to the clinic, we are walking.
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[she'll lean heavily on Juliet as they do, though she'll deny it later]