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Timothy Jackson Drake-Wayne (Jingleheimer Schmidt) ([personal profile] notlikeanyone) wrote in [community profile] capeandcowllogs2009-03-02 07:54 pm

Ow my aching... everything. [Incomplete]

WHO: Robin III, Mamori.
WHERE: The Clocktower.
WHEN: March 2nd.
WARNINGS: BOOBS i mean nothing.
SUMMARY: Tim is not normally a fan of supernatural healing, but given the current chaos, he can't afford to be out of action as long as it'll take him to heal normally. So he's asked Mamori to drop by and heal him up... without uh, telling her that he was tortured, so that's great. Good job, Tim.
FORMAT: Quickpara idk.


Tim carefully made his way out of his bedroom in the Tower so that he could meet Mamori in the main room, even though it was kind of painful to walk. He was fairly glad his legs were agreeing to hold his weight, honestly, after the beating he'd received in the past couple of days.

His injuries were dressed and bandaged for the most part, though the bruising was still obvious in places, and most immediately noticeable on his face, which hadn't been spared. He was wearing a long-sleeved shirt to hide the rest of it, though he expected to have to remove it to let Mamori treat him. He'd have to wait and see - and waiting was what he was going to do now, sitting down on the couch and just... staying still for the moment.

[identity profile] creampuffedly.livejournal.com 2009-03-02 08:21 pm (UTC)(link)
She'd rushed, naturally.

Sometimes she really wished she had an ambulance for these sorts of things, but as it was, she had to make do with public transportation and her feet.

When she finally got to the main room of the Tower, completely out of breath from running, she stalled, eyes going wide.

"What on earth happened to you?!" she exclaimed, dropping to her knees beside him and looking up, eyes lit up with concern.

jfdajgjdkfa I THOUGHT I'D POSTED THIS WTF I FAIL I'M SO SORRY

[identity profile] creampuffedly.livejournal.com 2009-03-04 07:33 am (UTC)(link)
If they were, Mamori hadn't noticed, though she certainly fit the bill of the typical trusting, kind person who simply wanted to make the world a better place.

Which, in this case, simply seemed rather necessary just from looking at him.

"H-how, I don't understand, how could... how could anyone do this to you?! How did you escape? I don't--"

She cut herself off, though, blinking up at him for a moment before letting her gaze fall. "I'm sorry. It isn't my place to ask. Here, just-- give me your hand," she said, holding out her own to him.