S H A D O W
The hospital was starting to get bothersome. Everything she had been told seemed outlandish and out of her character. Why would she have joined this Rogue Squadron? Why would she join the Galactic Alliance? None of it made sense and Allyson began to question who she was and what she was about. As much as she wanted to leave, the Alliance had not contacted the person she had put on her file as her ‘call in case of emergency’. It seemed they wanted her to remember more and hopefully not run off and disappear.
Amnesia was a fickle thing, she could go either way, by accepting her reality and believing it or she could deny it and formulate a new reality. The latter sounded like a better idea. She wouldn’t have to be some puppet for this agency or this alliance. Yet, she wondered if the girl in her dreams was a part of all of this. Of course, she was still determined that the Doctor was the woman she dreamt about every night, but she was playing difficult about it. Those dreams plagued her mind, but she tried her best to organize them and keep them in some order that made sense.
A knock on the door echoed and Allyson made a noise alerting the person who was there that she was awake for the most part. A man in a suit entered and placed a file next to her. “The leader of the Rogue Squadron will be arriving soon. At least be prepared to answer any questions and ask any questions that you need answers too. With your rehabilitation – you’re going to need to relearn how to fly an x-wing and other star fighters the Rogues have in their arsenal.” The man waved his hand a couple of nurses entered and helped clean the girl up. Sponge baths were not her favorite thing, but then they were in an odd way. The man left – leaving the nurses and the downed Rogue Pilot alone to prepare for her visitor.
[member="Ben Carlin"]
Amnesia was a fickle thing, she could go either way, by accepting her reality and believing it or she could deny it and formulate a new reality. The latter sounded like a better idea. She wouldn’t have to be some puppet for this agency or this alliance. Yet, she wondered if the girl in her dreams was a part of all of this. Of course, she was still determined that the Doctor was the woman she dreamt about every night, but she was playing difficult about it. Those dreams plagued her mind, but she tried her best to organize them and keep them in some order that made sense.
A knock on the door echoed and Allyson made a noise alerting the person who was there that she was awake for the most part. A man in a suit entered and placed a file next to her. “The leader of the Rogue Squadron will be arriving soon. At least be prepared to answer any questions and ask any questions that you need answers too. With your rehabilitation – you’re going to need to relearn how to fly an x-wing and other star fighters the Rogues have in their arsenal.” The man waved his hand a couple of nurses entered and helped clean the girl up. Sponge baths were not her favorite thing, but then they were in an odd way. The man left – leaving the nurses and the downed Rogue Pilot alone to prepare for her visitor.
[member="Ben Carlin"]