Outfit: x x x x x |
Equipment: x x x x x x | Weapons: x x x
Interacting with:
Mahsa
Azurine Varek
Aris Noble
Zaiya had already started walking away, her mind tangled in the emotions she was trying to unravel, when she felt it -- a sudden shift in the Force. A heartbeat later, Mahsa's cry echoed through the sparring grounds, sharp with panic.
She spun on instinct, her skin flashing in pale yellows and silvery greys, reflecting her alarm. Her breath caught when she saw them -- both Aris and the Iridonian girl on the ground. But it wasn't just that. Aris was frozen, the content satisfied grin shattered, and the girl who had just been trying to revitalize Aris was crumpled on top of him, unconscious.
Zaiya's heart pounded in her chest as panic surged through her, pushing aside the mess of emotions she'd been dealing with moments before.
Focus. Help. Now. She rushed toward them, her voice tumbling out,
"What happened?"
Okay that was a stupid question. She knew what had happened. They'd
just finished sparring, and only now could Zaiya see the full extent of Azurine's injuries. A wave of guilt hit her, hard. She should have been paying attention to
everything, not just Aris, and definitely not to the confusing emotions swirling inside her earlier.
She glanced at Aris again -- physically, he seemed fine. But his eyes... those wild, horrified green eyes told a different story entirely.
"Aris, I need you to help me," she said firmly, forcing a calm into her voice that she didn't quite feel. She knelt beside him and Mahsa, gently but quickly helping to lay Azurine down on the ground. The Kazelrrian was already trying to restore some of Azurine's energy with her own, and Zaiya could feel the pulse of Mahsa's efforts through the Force.
But Aris -- he was still trapped in whatever emotional storm was eating him apart inside. Zaiya needed to snap him out of it.
"Let's lay her flat," she said, giving him a task, something to focus on.
"Mahsa, can you call for a medic?"
Zaiya wasn't sure how badly Azurine was injured, but they couldn't take any chances. Better to get help now than regret it later.
"Aris," Zaiya continued, her tone steady but commanding,
"check her breathing. How's her pulse?"
Aris had heightened senses; she knew he could tell if something was wrong, and it would make him
think -- make him
act instead of freezing up in his horror. If he could start focusing on something real, something he could fix, maybe he'd come out of his daze.
Zaiya quickly pulled out her medpad, her mind racing. "
We need her vitals first, then we'll see what we can do," she said, her voice carrying a determination she hoped would ground everyone around her, including herself.