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Ah... welcome, Rachel. I apologize, it's a bit of a mess right now, but please, come in.
[When Rachel comes in proper, she'll see that Danny's apartment is almost just as plain as it was on the outside. Almost nothing to indicate that "Daniel Dickens lives here" in personal effects... unless you want to count the old (and new) blood stains in the floor, or the feathers falling out of his wings from molting, shedding like a cat does hair. The latter might be rather concerning though, as while there's still a good deal of fluffy feathers in his wings, there is a patch or two that seems rather bare of feathers not properly growing back.
However, a much bigger concern will become apparent when he lifts an arm to gesture to the living room for them to sit in, and sees that Danny's arm is bleeding where some of those aesthetic, non-usable eyes are decorating his skin are.]
Let's work in here, shall we?
[The living room has a couch, a chair, and a table. The table already has a first aid kit sitting open, as well as a sewing kit just in case Rachel forgot or wasn't able to bring her own. The only personal effects in the room are a few books also sitting on the table (most medical journals, one about sewing) and... plants. A few that he actually has sitting under a lamp nearby. They're kind of sickly though, maybe he forgot to water them in the face of whatever was wrong with him here.]
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She sets her sewing kit down on the table, but since it kinda...schlorps out of her slime arm, she opts for opening up Danny's instead. They'd be more sterile, probably.]
...Did someone try to kill you?
[Might be backwards, but that's what she's hoping is causing all this damage, as she stares at her featureless hands and wills them into something more precise and dexterous. The alternative... Well, he was certainly looking less angelic. Oh, it would have been so nice for him to be an angel...]
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[Though, it's pretty heavily focused around the eyes, as if someone had been scratching at them, if not practically managing to claw one or two of them out...]
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[Yeah, he's full of shit. Gouging out eyes wasn't exactly an unusual hobby for him, but it is...worrying. He'd managed to not harm himself before, so what had changed? Another transformation, like everyone had warned, or someone upsetting him? An off Danny wasn't a great Danny to be around.
She carefully extends a hand out.]
I should start there, then? Before you lose more blood.
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It feels like a bizarre role reversal of sorts, being the one to sit down and allow Rachel to examine his arm and spot where to stitch the injuries. Patient acting as doctor, doctor acting as patient.]
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And then she's just gonna go ahead and stick a freshly threaded needle in his
eyearm and pull the skin taught together with swift, cold precision. She was going to get done what needed to be done.]no subject
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Still, after she's worked her way over her third eye hole, Ray lays herself down on the floor, back flat, and lets out a long exhale. The small specks and dribbles where her "skin" met with drying blood was a somewhat pleasantly fuzzy sensation that took the edge off her exhaustion. She should be able to do more than this, and she knows it. It hadn't taken her long to fix her parents, even with all the extra work she'd put in.]
...I'm sorry, doctor. I can continue soon. [She wants to close her eyes, but something inside her urges against that. It was never really all that wise to keep her eyes shut around Danny, when he was actually holding her interest and she didn't need something worked in her favor. Right now...] You should have stuck to others, if you needed them that bad.
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[He's turning his arm over here, admiring her work. He might have to be reminded that he will need to remove those stitches once the wound heals rather than just leaving them in there...]
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...Why didn't you just find people like sacrifices? Isn't it easy for you? [As both an angel and a madman, picking out those to kill to satisfy some weird eye fetish that was acting up should have been easy-peasy, in her mind.]
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It is, but... like I said, I wasn't feeling well today.
[As if to back up his words here, his wings flutter a bit, sending several feathers falling to the ground at once just from that slight movement.]
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...Did it make you feel better?
[hoo boy does she understand compulsions, but this one sure was self-destructive...! Anyway, she can manage pushing herself up to a sitting position again, and leans forward to give his wings a closer inspection.]
Are you eating? ...Going to work?
[One of the things she liked about pet birds was that they very easily grew horrifically lonely. They needed her company just as much as she wanted theirs. Angels were different, surely, but she can't help but wonder if his health was deteriorating from something like that.]
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[Is that supposed to be an answer to the first question, or the second question?]
I'm still going to work, though I can conduct counseling sessions using my laptop here rather than in person if necessary.
[It hasn't reached that point yet, though it might if the deterioration gets any worse.]
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[She'd keep thinking on it...but for now, she picks herself up again, then picks up her needle to set about making it ready for use once more.]
I appreciate the practice, at any rate, so... I'm not happy about the cause, but the effect is all right, if that makes sense.
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[This comes with him gently patting her head as he says so, too.]
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[She's so touchstarved. If only that would help to fill the void where she's sure feelings of affection were expected to be. It's...very unfortunate that she hasn't been able to feel much of anything for Danny, outside of surface level thoughts.
Time to ignore the bad feelings by stitching up another eye.]
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Speaking of which--]
The self-cauterizing gun you asked about. What do you plan on using it for?
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I haven't thought about that too much. A man from Mars says that his laser guns don't, despite being lasers, so... [An error she had to correct.] It would make some medical procedures fast, I think. And if the subject can't bleed out and you're careful, I imagine it would be a useful tool for torture, if that was your interest... Mm, or keeping a body alive so it won't rot and you can manage your meals more responsibly.
...That one isn't very useful back in that other place. Just here.
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why the hell didn't Danny think of that??]
Those are all really great ideas. Now I'm definitely interested in making sure these guns become a reality...!
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[For the food one, it would suck if the subject just went into shock because of it and died anyway.]
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A model to work off from would make progress go by quicker. If you are able to get a template of one, please let me know.
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[She wants it to exist, after all. He was good at making that sort of thing happen.
Ray descends into silence so as to work more efficiently, and it isn't long before she finishes up.]
That should take care of the arms... [She wipes her forehead, but instead of sweat, there's goo. And her arm is goo, so it really doesn't matter.] Do you want me to examine your wings?
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Do they hurt?
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[Or at least they don't as long as Rachel doesn't touch the patchy spots themselves and just keeps to the other feathers around them...]
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