I didn't know if it would work either - I wanted to save both of them but...
[ he looks away for a moment. the results speak for themselves ]
... There's a couple drawbacks. First of all, whatever this ability is, it only works on the infected. Second... part of Lynne's infection was transferred to me.
[ his voice is remarkably steady, all things considered. but there's a touch of anxiety in it as he hurries the explanation on, trying to preempt any outbursts or reactions. ]
Fran and Y'shtola are keeping an eye on my status - they'll know if it gets worse, and we've got a plan.
Anaxagoras has a fair idea of what exactly the plan means, or maybe he is too paranoid for that. Either way, his expression is thoughtful. ]
There's only so much you could have given. You saved one, at the least. Which does count for something.
I can only presume the plan is a final resort. And your life will be at stake in that regard.
[ If he's wrong, feel free to correct him, but he remembers what Fran has spoken of in regards to administrating dosages of the "cure." ]
That in mind, I believe I'm going to take some time to visit Fran. At least to see if there is anything else I can add to the current list of ideas. If not, at least I can say to have made the effort.
[ and, for the sake of laying any lingering matters to rest: ]
That's why I gave Fran and Y'shtola some blood samples. Since I'm a safer source of material, I was hoping it would help with their research. Though I'm not sure how useful it is given my low level of infection...
Of course. Though, I am only doing what most might.
[ Anaxagoras will simply say to acknowledge the gratitude.
He truly has hopes it can be resolved before it can become even messier. ]
I suppose in the end, it is still somewhat of a waiting game. But, that is why we must be vigilant and do what we can to ensure that it isn't that way entirely.
Because of our numbers dwindling at a steady clip, there is only so much patience and light treading we can do.
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[ he looks away for a moment. the results speak for themselves ]
... There's a couple drawbacks. First of all, whatever this ability is, it only works on the infected. Second... part of Lynne's infection was transferred to me.
[ his voice is remarkably steady, all things considered. but there's a touch of anxiety in it as he hurries the explanation on, trying to preempt any outbursts or reactions. ]
Fran and Y'shtola are keeping an eye on my status - they'll know if it gets worse, and we've got a plan.
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Anaxagoras has a fair idea of what exactly the plan means, or maybe he is too paranoid for that. Either way, his expression is thoughtful. ]
There's only so much you could have given. You saved one, at the least. Which does count for something.
I can only presume the plan is a final resort. And your life will be at stake in that regard.
[ If he's wrong, feel free to correct him, but he remembers what Fran has spoken of in regards to administrating dosages of the "cure." ]
That in mind, I believe I'm going to take some time to visit Fran. At least to see if there is anything else I can add to the current list of ideas. If not, at least I can say to have made the effort.
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... Thank you.
[ and, for the sake of laying any lingering matters to rest: ]
That's why I gave Fran and Y'shtola some blood samples. Since I'm a safer source of material, I was hoping it would help with their research. Though I'm not sure how useful it is given my low level of infection...
[ but hey, a resource is a resource. ]
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[ Anaxagoras will simply say to acknowledge the gratitude.
He truly has hopes it can be resolved before it can become even messier. ]
I suppose in the end, it is still somewhat of a waiting game. But, that is why we must be vigilant and do what we can to ensure that it isn't that way entirely.
Because of our numbers dwindling at a steady clip, there is only so much patience and light treading we can do.