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Better late than never

OOC/ - This is beyond late. This is stupidly obscene late. Sorry for that. :(

Ossus -- Not long after the Sacking of Zeltros

Eggs, cucumbers, peppers and Kana. All of them had that one thing in common. They were all floating around in jars. Though the sizes in jars differed by the fact that Kana’s jar wasn’t a jar at all. It was a bacta tank. She had placed herself in a pickle and now she had gotten spoiled, corrupted, poisoned. One unlucky scrape and rage had become the name of the game. The mind cried out in terror as the body acted on it’s own and Kana had become a prisoner within her own body. The sith poison ran rampant and had it not been for the assailant itself knocking her cold there was no telling where Kana could have been at this point.

So perhaps in a bacta tank was for the best. What little consciousness she had retained repeated the event over and over. She had been… Somewhere with [member="Corvus Raaf"] in a prolonged fight with Darth Praelior. Then the poison struck and most of it all becomes patches of memories between control and a total loss of it. The fact that [member="Kian Karr"] and Catherine Maxwell had rescued her was unknown to her and that healer [member="Ilias Nytrau"] had been called into it was lost on her as well.

In fact everything about the exact inbetweens and what-nots were lost on her but here she was on Ossus, in a tank, struggling still to cope with the poison. At least when calm it didn’t feel as alarmingly overwhelming as the poison fuelled, thrived off of her anger and hate. No, Kana belonged in this tank. At least for now. At least until the poison was gone.

The bots had tried to fix her up but it had been to no avail. It was a problem caused by the force and by the rule of an educated guess it was just fair to assume that such was the case when it came to purging this thing out of her as well.

Not that Kana would know, she was a pickle in a jar ready to be taken out and fixed.
 
Corvus sat and watched. She’d been doing the same thing for two weeks now. The doctors said the patient couldn’t be cured, but she didn’t believe them. Jedi Healers had come and gone and said she couldn’t be cured. She’d refused to believe them.

So she stood and punched the bacta tank. She pulled the punch at the last minute. The last thing they needed was to have a hole the size of a fist in it. But she wanted to gouge and hole and drag her friend out and hold her tight and…will her better. If love and friendship were a cure, Kana would be walking around now. But she wasn’t. Corvus turned and put her back against the tank. Slowly she slid down the surface until she was seated on the floor.

There were no tears. They’d dried up days ago. About the time one idiot told her to go back to the Academy as there was nothing she could do here. The glare didn’t kill the woman, but it meant to.

So she sat and stared at the floor, wondering, hoping. She closed her eyes and pulled the Force close. How could it fail her now. She trusted it. Implicitly. She never asked for favours - but she was calling one in now. She demanded the Force cure her friend and karking well NOW.

[member="Ilias Nytrau"] | [member="Kian Karr"] | [member="Kana Truden"]
 

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