WeepingWisteria

Ki had their sword drawn, eyes trained on the leftovers monster. "You can. I can handle this." The stench was awful, but subterras weren't exactly known for their sense of ...

Hev froze, slight horror growing in his chest. Of course, of course! He didn't expect the doctor to notice his bones, but that was before he revealed that Americans have ...

Hev cocked his head to the side. "Yes. Is there something terribly off?"

Lin quickly discarded the coat, hoping his waistcoat didn't look conspicuous. "So, is this a stronghold of some sort?" He never had much experience with cities, but if London itself ...

Michael crossed his arms. "Look, to get me to say anything, you need the Courage of a Coward."

Hev nodded. "Yeah, of course. I wasn't worried." He took off the vest, eyeing the doctor wairly.

Hev cringed as the box whirled. Why was it so loud? It seemed painfully unnecessary. But soon enough, it projected an image of his bones on the screen. The broken ...

Hev shrugged. "Alright." He watched as the doctor fidgeted with a strange box.

Hev hummed. Since when did America have the power to do that? And why did no one tell Britain? The doctor looked at Hev curiously. “… do you not know ...

Hev sighed and followed the doctor’s instructions. He had never heard of an EX-RAY before. Perhaps it was an American thing too. He frowned as the doctor put a heavy ...

I think the current plan is for the doctor to do an X-RAY, realize Hev’s bones be hollow, and then Suffer. So maybe we can end on a dramatic moment ...

Hev followed the doctor, his neutrality stiffening. Doctors weren’t exactly known for properly dealing with alis injuries due to a few anatomical differences in his country. But here in America, ...

Alex followed after her and sat down. "I noticed that you got excited when Michael mentioned the computer lab."

Alex sighed. "Yep. Cheers." They grabbed a couple of sausage patties.

Michael sighed. “Look, that was a long time ago, and I’d rather not talk about it.”