The news of the giant landslide reaches the infirmary within the hour, leaving one Doctor Faust practically falling over himself trying to get to Elower as soon as possible, receiving directions via Stone of Farspeech in one hand and clutching his doctors bag in the other. His mind runs a mile a minute, wearing the guise of the calm and collected to conceal the anxious jitters threatening to jeopardise the entire operation before it has even begun. Granted, he was nearly killed the last time he was on-site for a disaster, but that's really no excuse here.
Once he's arrived at the scene proper and bombarded the locals with far more questions than is necessary, he switches straight into emergency mode and starts making rounds across the village, pulling people out of the wreckage and attending to their injuries as best as he can with his limited resources. If you've been recently pulled out of the rocks, he'll skid to a halt seemingly out of nowhere next to you, rummaging through his doctors bag as he speaks:
"Hey! What's your name?"
He's just making sure you're not in shock, don't worry. He's a real doctor, honest.
2. WHY ARE THERE SNAKE FURBIES
Wretched shrieking can be heard from one of the piles of boulders, shortly followed by the good doctor stumbling away from the offending rocks, clutching his paper bag like he's been hit over the head with a sledgehammer. It takes him a few seconds of almost drunken staggering before he regains enough of his senses to realise what had just attacked him. And subsequently also realise just how horrifying it was.
"...good grief, what in the world is that thing?!"
The offending monster sticks its head out from beneath the blockage, making wholly unsolicited eye contact with Faust and showing no signs of abandoning its newfound bunker of stone and dirt. Which, considering there may very well be oxygen-deprived people trapped within the nearby buildings, is going to be a bit of a problem. Would any volunteers be so kind as to escort this horrifying abomination from the premises?
Faust | OTA
The news of the giant landslide reaches the infirmary within the hour, leaving one Doctor Faust practically falling over himself trying to get to Elower as soon as possible, receiving directions via Stone of Farspeech in one hand and clutching his doctors bag in the other. His mind runs a mile a minute, wearing the guise of the calm and collected to conceal the anxious jitters threatening to jeopardise the entire operation before it has even begun. Granted, he was nearly killed the last time he was on-site for a disaster, but that's really no excuse here.
Once he's arrived at the scene proper and bombarded the locals with far more questions than is necessary, he switches straight into emergency mode and starts making rounds across the village, pulling people out of the wreckage and attending to their injuries as best as he can with his limited resources. If you've been recently pulled out of the rocks, he'll skid to a halt seemingly out of nowhere next to you, rummaging through his doctors bag as he speaks:
"Hey! What's your name?"
He's just making sure you're not in shock, don't worry. He's a real doctor, honest.
2. WHY ARE THERE SNAKE FURBIES
Wretched shrieking can be heard from one of the piles of boulders, shortly followed by the good doctor stumbling away from the offending rocks, clutching his paper bag like he's been hit over the head with a sledgehammer. It takes him a few seconds of almost drunken staggering before he regains enough of his senses to realise what had just attacked him. And subsequently also realise just how horrifying it was.
"...good grief, what in the world is that thing?!"
The offending monster sticks its head out from beneath the blockage, making wholly unsolicited eye contact with Faust and showing no signs of abandoning its newfound bunker of stone and dirt. Which, considering there may very well be oxygen-deprived people trapped within the nearby buildings, is going to be a bit of a problem. Would any volunteers be so kind as to escort this horrifying abomination from the premises?
3. Wild Card
(Hit me with whatever you've got!)