Aya Brea (
mitochondriaaya) wrote2012-10-27 12:01 am
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It started out fine...
She was fourteen when the area karate regionals came around. Never mind the fact that it was early December, and her mid-terms were coming up, and she was still trying to come to terms with her new breast size. Like an idiot she said she'd be there, layered on sports bras, and trotted to the gym.
The fights were simple exhibitions, points awarded on execution and touches rather than beating an opponent into the ground. In her third bout Aya was getting tired, and her opponent, a human from two towns over she'd met in the ring before, was as well. That was probably why things went wrong.
Three points in he flubbed a spin kick and his ankle buckled, making the attacking foot lash in an unexpected direction. She didn't get a block up in time and he tagged her hard on the ribs, taking them both to the floor. The referee blew his whistle, hard, halting all conversation as paramedics came forward to access injuries.
One cracked ankle on his side.
Two cracked ribs on hers.
They both managed to facepalm at the same time when it was announced they were unfit to continue. "Next year," they mouthed at each other around the pained wincing as they were bandaged.
The fights were simple exhibitions, points awarded on execution and touches rather than beating an opponent into the ground. In her third bout Aya was getting tired, and her opponent, a human from two towns over she'd met in the ring before, was as well. That was probably why things went wrong.
Three points in he flubbed a spin kick and his ankle buckled, making the attacking foot lash in an unexpected direction. She didn't get a block up in time and he tagged her hard on the ribs, taking them both to the floor. The referee blew his whistle, hard, halting all conversation as paramedics came forward to access injuries.
One cracked ankle on his side.
Two cracked ribs on hers.
They both managed to facepalm at the same time when it was announced they were unfit to continue. "Next year," they mouthed at each other around the pained wincing as they were bandaged.
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"I see." That did explain the sheer detail of things in the folder. "What's your hypothesis about her then? And do you agree she may have reached a turn around point in the pneumonia?"
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"I'm not sure." Dilan said, shaking his head, "She's definitely human...but some of her reactions...I don't want to offer a theory until I have more to work on. I do think she'll be getting better, though."
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"Then sit down, Dilan, and tell me speculation. I'm curious now. Physiologically she is human, yes, but the internal is matching up a little closer to katzu in my experience here. Not perfect, granted, but it's definitely odd." He eyed the file thoughtfully. "Wait, get her meal started, then sit with me when it starts to simmer."
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"Okay." Dilan said, heading into the kitchen...to find Elcy already working on a meal. "Lots of protein, mom." "I heard, dear."
He then went back out to the doctor and started explaining what he'd figured out, and what he thought.
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"Thank you Elcy," Dr. Somna called. "I'm going to pick your son's brains then check on Aya alright?" Only polite to inform her since they were in a home not at the hospital!
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"Of course!" Elcy called back, happy to have something to do. Yinsi, meanwhile, was taking the opportunity to change the sheets and blankets from the ones that Aya had sweated all over.
Dilan was more than happy to talk until he was out of things to say.
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The doctor paid very close attention to Dilan as he spoke but...yeah, not enough information, despite the wealth of it, to draw a full conclusion. Damn. "She's interesting Dilan, if you have medical question later don't hesitate to ask. Shall we go listen to her chest now, see if things are continuing to break up?"
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"Yes, please." Dilan said, "I'd like that."
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"Alright, can you use a stethoscope properly? Maybe he could steer Dilan towards medical doctor? It might be good for him!
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"Of course I can." Dilan said, giving the doctor a weird look, "I'm taking medical classes too." Nope. Biologist. His interest was too wide.
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"I'm not privy to your college courses," he pointed out mildly. "And most don't pursue medical classes so it's a valid question. You can listen first if you like."
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"Oh...right." Dilan listed his classes, "Thank you for letting me listen."
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"You two take incredibly good care of her, and you'll fret if I don't let you listen, so." he passed his tool to Dilan and waved for the boy to precede him up the stairs.
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"Well, yeah." Dilan said, a little blankly, "She's my monkey." he headed up the stairs, "Hey! Time to listen to monkey lungs!"
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...oh, Dilan. "You're my doctor? Cool."
"I'll listen next," Dr. Somna chuckled.
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"I get to listen first, but I'm not the doctor. More like a glorified EMT."
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Also? Her chest? Less congested! Not amazingly clear, but certainly less filled with crud!
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Dilan looked relieved when he'd listened.
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Aya just blinked, tried to breath properly for the listeners, then cuddled back against Braig since she was in warm PJs again. "I can do that? I seem to be doing that a lot recently?"
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"No, just a little surprised I promise." He smiled at the trio then ducked out to tell the adults about Aya's progress.
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"I'll go get your dinner...we'll all eat up here, how's that?"
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