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IC: Darren Cross
He bent down to lift Lalani in his arms, "Come on, Shayda. Help me get her to one of the rooms. Then you can go or stay as you feel you need to."
"For now I will stay," She nodded to him and following him up the stairs, "maybe I can find some herbs to help her."
"We don't really ever get sick and we don't need to flavor our food here. So herbs will be pretty hard to find here," Darren told her as he carried Lalani up to the second floor and turned for the first empty room he could find, "I can get someone to fetch them for you though."
"I have to keep the city safe too though," Shayda objected.
He found a room that was not in use and laid Lalani atop the bed there. She didn't look good.
Vampires don't get sick like this. There were the odd illnesses that occasionally affected them, but that was generally the exception to the rule that vampires do not get sick. Vampires could go for centuries in rain and snow and all the other nasty weather mother nature could throw at them without so much as catching a sniffle. Yet when they do get sick it could easily become biblical in its effect.
As a result a lot of vampires were not germophobes per se, but many were so afraid of getting sick so much that they very well could and would take extreme measures if they thought there might be a 'typhoid mary' within their coven.
That was the real reason why he wanted Lalani taken up to a room rather than in back where word would spread and people would talk and hasty decisions might be asked for. Truth be told he did not think Rayna was in the right frame of mind to be a voice of reason in that climate...the way she was right now...she'd let them convince her to order Lalani exterminated along with anyone else she came in contact with like plague rats.
He touched Lalani's brow. Vampires had lower normal temperatures than humans, but she was burning up. Her symptoms seemed to be getting worse startlingly fast. "This is not looking good at all."
He didn't know what he was doing. Darren was only a nurse. One trained to treat humans not his own kind. There were very very very few people specializing in treating vampires illnesses because everyone knew vampires very very rarely ever get sick.
"I will need to send for some supplies from the other bears... Where is an Ankou they can go for me." Shayda asked, "Perhaps the others could help contain the city issues as well."
That was when Ember came barging in (as usual) offering, "Tell us what you need I will go get it and my pack will aid the police in any way you tell them."
Darren pursed his lips and sighed in resignation. "Hang on Shayda, Ember...I'm more concerned with the situation in here. This- He pointed down to Lalani, "-Can get very very bad...like scare people enough to cause them to take some very extreme measures bad...and the way Rayna is right now...The three of us has to keep this as quiet as possible until we can figure out a treatment for this illness...if its as bad as I think it is, that is."
He bent down to lift Lalani in his arms, "Come on, Shayda. Help me get her to one of the rooms. Then you can go or stay as you feel you need to."
"For now I will stay," She nodded to him and following him up the stairs, "maybe I can find some herbs to help her."
"We don't really ever get sick and we don't need to flavor our food here. So herbs will be pretty hard to find here," Darren told her as he carried Lalani up to the second floor and turned for the first empty room he could find, "I can get someone to fetch them for you though."
"I have to keep the city safe too though," Shayda objected.
He found a room that was not in use and laid Lalani atop the bed there. She didn't look good.
Vampires don't get sick like this. There were the odd illnesses that occasionally affected them, but that was generally the exception to the rule that vampires do not get sick. Vampires could go for centuries in rain and snow and all the other nasty weather mother nature could throw at them without so much as catching a sniffle. Yet when they do get sick it could easily become biblical in its effect.
As a result a lot of vampires were not germophobes per se, but many were so afraid of getting sick so much that they very well could and would take extreme measures if they thought there might be a 'typhoid mary' within their coven.
That was the real reason why he wanted Lalani taken up to a room rather than in back where word would spread and people would talk and hasty decisions might be asked for. Truth be told he did not think Rayna was in the right frame of mind to be a voice of reason in that climate...the way she was right now...she'd let them convince her to order Lalani exterminated along with anyone else she came in contact with like plague rats.
He touched Lalani's brow. Vampires had lower normal temperatures than humans, but she was burning up. Her symptoms seemed to be getting worse startlingly fast. "This is not looking good at all."
He didn't know what he was doing. Darren was only a nurse. One trained to treat humans not his own kind. There were very very very few people specializing in treating vampires illnesses because everyone knew vampires very very rarely ever get sick.
"I will need to send for some supplies from the other bears... Where is an Ankou they can go for me." Shayda asked, "Perhaps the others could help contain the city issues as well."
That was when Ember came barging in (as usual) offering, "Tell us what you need I will go get it and my pack will aid the police in any way you tell them."
Darren pursed his lips and sighed in resignation. "Hang on Shayda, Ember...I'm more concerned with the situation in here. This- He pointed down to Lalani, "-Can get very very bad...like scare people enough to cause them to take some very extreme measures bad...and the way Rayna is right now...The three of us has to keep this as quiet as possible until we can figure out a treatment for this illness...if its as bad as I think it is, that is."