I stayed in there for an hour and a half. But. . . it didn't heal me entirely. It knit my bones back together, and did away with the worst of the puncture wounds.
[She's still pretty rough. Just. Less obviously so.]
. . . Earlier this week, I decided to test it. I cut myself with a knife. It took a half hour to heal it entirely, and then I felt ill for a half hour afterwards. I didn't want to risk being overcome when curfew fell, so I cut my healing short.
[She agrees. And then, cryptically, she'll add. . . ] It has some relationship, to the manner in which I was injured. [In what way???] In retrospect, the dizziness I felt may have evoked blood loss, which would also have been a connection to the manner of injury.
If I'm right, the effect will wear off shortly before midnight. So your thinking is good, but I'd move quickly. I imagine several hours would be enough to heal even very serious injury and to let the effects die down.
It's at least something we can look out for. If we're really doing all this again... it'd probably be good to notice as many clues as we can, even before the trial.
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[She's standing around with her arms crossed, rigid and furious. She's injured, but it doesn't look as nasty as it was before.]
I don't think so. You can stop it at any time.
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and they've all come to the conclusion it's probably an illusion]
... how long did it take to heal you, Harrow-san?
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[She's still pretty rough. Just. Less obviously so.]
. . . Earlier this week, I decided to test it. I cut myself with a knife. It took a half hour to heal it entirely, and then I felt ill for a half hour afterwards. I didn't want to risk being overcome when curfew fell, so I cut my healing short.
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Are you feeling unwell - now? Or for an hour and a half after? Or is it...
[the slime punishment....]
... I'm just thinking - if somebody uses it, should we all be looking for something tomorrow morning just in case there's any lingering symptoms.
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[She agrees. And then, cryptically, she'll add. . . ] It has some relationship, to the manner in which I was injured. [In what way???] In retrospect, the dizziness I felt may have evoked blood loss, which would also have been a connection to the manner of injury.
If I'm right, the effect will wear off shortly before midnight. So your thinking is good, but I'd move quickly. I imagine several hours would be enough to heal even very serious injury and to let the effects die down.
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It's at least something we can look out for. If we're really doing all this again... it'd probably be good to notice as many clues as we can, even before the trial.
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