Author Topic: Smog :: Roleplay  (Read 7842 times)

I sat down in my chair in the "doctors office" of the sanctuary after picking up a clipboard. I begin going over the clipboard of patients, waiting for anyone to walk through the front door.

I sat down in my chair in the "doctors office" of the sanctuary after picking up a clipboard. I begin going over the clipboard of patients, waiting for anyone to walk through the front door.
I get up from bed, put on my clothes, shower, and brush my teeth. Ready to go I grab my P228 and 2 mags, gasmask/respirator, coat, and backpack full of everyday items (water, etc.). I head out the door to the doctors office and walk in the door. I walk to the doctors office and open his door. "Hey doc."




"Yes?"
"I'm here because I wanted to get this checked out."
John shows a bullet-scrape wound on his shoulder.
"I just wanted to make sure that my arm would be okay after the bullet scraped it."

Also you still call female doctors doc lol.

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I scratch something down on the clipboard and put a pair of glasses from my lab coat on. "Well I'm not a dermatologist but it looks fine to me... Has it been affecting you?"



I scratch something down on the clipboard and put a pair of glasses from my lab coat on. "Well I'm not a dermatologist but it looks fine to me... Has it been affecting you?"
"It's just been itching, I've been cleaning it in the shower. I'm afraid maybe that the smog touched the wound though, it's my real worry."

"If it's just been itching that's completely normal... Just don't scratch it too much. I'd suggest some anti-itch cream."

As I stand in the small room in my little hovel down in the sewers, I begin to wonder where these "Freedom Rifles" came from. Of course, I couldn't be arsed to use those rickety pieces of garbage, and instead opted to use an old bolt-action. Not sure how long that thing had been around, but I took care of it, and it took care of me. Not like that sodding casualty waiting to happen the smithy had made. From my experience with them, which was short, they jammed quite often. Very often. In fact burst fire caused it to jam like a sandwich.
Perhaps that was just my own experience with the gun, because I hadn't heard of anybody else complaining about it. Nonetheless I'd stick to my bolt action any day, I thought ruefully as I polished the barrel with a wet rag.

Alexandru rises from his slumber, wiping the sleep from his eyes.  He walks to the bathroom, opening the makeshift door and walking to the shower, twisting the faucet on and climbing inside.  The water was cold; as usual.  He had been so used to it over the years.  He got out after washing himself, and got dressed, spare his tacitcal vest and other various armors.  He opened a cupboard that hung loosely from the wall, taking out two mugs, and a container of dry freezed coffee, and walked over to a small coffee maker sitting atop one of his dressers.  Taking a filter from one of the drawers, he proceeded to make two mugs of coffee, walking out the door to his dorm, number 37, and proceeding down the hall to the doctor's office, walking inside, smiling.  "Coffee, doctor Blanc." he says, his thick Russian accent sticking out.  He offers the mug to her.

Alexandru rises from his slumber, wiping the sleep from his eyes.  He walks to the bathroom, opening the makeshift door and walking to the shower, twisting the faucet on and climbing inside.  The water was cold; as usual.  He had been so used to it over the years.  He got out after washing himself, and got dressed, spare his tacitcal vest and other various armors.  He opened a cupboard that hung loosely from the wall, taking out two mugs, and a container of dry freezed coffee, and walked over to a small coffee maker sitting atop one of his dressers.  Taking a filter from one of the drawers, he proceeded to make two mugs of coffee, walking out the door to his dorm, number 37, and proceeding down the hall to the doctor's office, walking inside, smiling.  "Coffee, doctor Blanc." he says, his thick Russian accent sticking out.  He offers the mug to her.
Blazer: Ignoring doctors and patients talking since 2013.

"Ok doc, I'll go look for some anti-itch cream. Bye."

Blazer: Ignoring doctors and patients talking since 2013.
Your point?

I nod my head, acknowledging the patient and then my head to Alexandru, "Oh, thank you." I grin and take the mug. "Need anything?"

Abbi appears in the doorway, freedom rifle in hand. "Yeah. You're on patrol, Alexander."

 yes she said alexander

Alexandru turns, sighing, "Who is Alexander?" he says, smirking one sidedly.

"Do you two need my services or are you just going to chat?"