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7/24 (shortly after fran's post), video, @wei.wuxian
( the man in the video is (as hinted by his robes) one of the cultivators that some have had the fortune or misfortune of encountering, but he at least seems to understand how to center himself in the video and that's better than some.
those who have met wei wuxian before will see a new sort of tension to him, a stressed pinch to his brow, a determined set to his jaw even as he offers a slight grin in greeting. )
Hello, fellow prisoners. I'd say I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the chipper girl did that well enough, good work there. But yes - whatever it is that's happening to you, it really does call for blood. Speaking from, ah, firsthand experience. ( ...terrible joke, absolutely terrible.
now his grin fades to something more grim and businesslike. ) So if your arm is turning to crystal or, I don't know, wasting away or something - speak up, alright? Most of us have blood, and some of us could stand to have a bit less of it. And if you don't say something now, someone's going to have to waste more blood on you later and it's a whole big ordeal.
( says the hypocrite currently failing to disclose to anyone his own rotting hand and arm. )
Or you could die, I suppose, if that sounds more fun to anyone. ( entirely facetious, of course.
a beat and then, ) Anyway, I think I have blood to spare in a pinch. Maybe if you do too, speak up here or something so the rotting-and-crystallizing lot know where to find you.
( that seems the be the area of most need - at least the people with headaches (or whatever that drawing is meant to indicate) can bleed themselves for relief. )
( for the record, this post is also carefully filtered away from jiang cheng because let's not have that fiasco again. )
those who have met wei wuxian before will see a new sort of tension to him, a stressed pinch to his brow, a determined set to his jaw even as he offers a slight grin in greeting. )
Hello, fellow prisoners. I'd say I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the chipper girl did that well enough, good work there. But yes - whatever it is that's happening to you, it really does call for blood. Speaking from, ah, firsthand experience. ( ...terrible joke, absolutely terrible.
now his grin fades to something more grim and businesslike. ) So if your arm is turning to crystal or, I don't know, wasting away or something - speak up, alright? Most of us have blood, and some of us could stand to have a bit less of it. And if you don't say something now, someone's going to have to waste more blood on you later and it's a whole big ordeal.
( says the hypocrite currently failing to disclose to anyone his own rotting hand and arm. )
Or you could die, I suppose, if that sounds more fun to anyone. ( entirely facetious, of course.
a beat and then, ) Anyway, I think I have blood to spare in a pinch. Maybe if you do too, speak up here or something so the rotting-and-crystallizing lot know where to find you.
( that seems the be the area of most need - at least the people with headaches (or whatever that drawing is meant to indicate) can bleed themselves for relief. )
( for the record, this post is also carefully filtered away from jiang cheng because let's not have that fiasco again. )
cw: blood, self-injury
But what he sees when Wei Wuxian rolls up his sleeve shocks him to his core. His mouth falls agape, he looks from the rotting arm, to Wei Wuxian's face, back to the arm, seeking some kind of confirmation that this is just an unfortunate joke. ]
Wei-gongzi, you—!
[ It's not a joke. And Wei Wuxian needs his help. He nods, more to bolster his own confidence than anything else, then starts rummaging through the bathroom cabinets, looking for something sharp. He finds a safety razor and quickly breaks it apart, peeling out one of the small blades. Taking a deep breath, he slices a cut across his palm until there's a fresh rivulet of blood pooling in his hand. ]
And then I... [ What does he do now? ] ... Just put the blood on your injury?
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now it's later, and poor wen ning has to waste quite a bit of blood to right any of it. 'just put the blood on your injury?' kind of him, to call this rotting mess an 'injury'. either way, wei wuxian pulls in a bracing sort of breath and nods, finally glancing down at it to gesture up and down the length of it with his free hand. ) It has to be, ah - all over, I think. Might be best to start from the top? ( that way they can at least stop the spreading, even if they don't manage to fix it altogether. he's not going to up and presume that wen ning is going to spare him that much blood. )
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It's not that he's afraid of rotting flesh. He's well acquainted with the signs and scents of death by now, even if he himself has always stayed relatively well preserved. Death has been a regular part of his life for a long time now; his own death, the death of his loved ones, the deaths of those the Jin sect ordered him to kill. He and death are old friends. But that said, anything he can do to keep death from claiming Wei Wuxian again, he will. ]
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wei ying's lips press together a bit, eyes dropping back down to his sorry excuse for an arm. it's bloodied nearly down to his hand by now and he's half-tempted to call the man off, to make certain his friend doesn't lose too much blood, but what good will that do? the grim fact of the matter is that unless they wipe it away altogether, it will only come back. and so he holds his tongue until he's bloodied down to his fingertips, then his free hand lifts to ning's shoulder in an appreciative grip. )
Bandage that up, alright? I'll be fine from here. ( he should thank him. however obvious it may be in his grateful tone, he should say the words. and perhaps he will in a bit, with a little distance between them and all of this, but the words are inexplicably more difficult right at this moment. )