StoneWolf18
Within the Depths of a Dream
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Epiphany
You've long gotten used to the rush of a New York City emergency room. Daily gunshot victims due to gang violence, vehicle accident victims, children falling off of monkey bars during recess. The usual. What was also normal is how you had been working 15 hours nonstop without much more than room-temp coffee and stale vending machine snacks. You finally found a lull in all the excitement, but before you could even consider taking a break, the shrill of an ambulance siren and the sequel of harsh breaking makes you think otherwise.
"Patient is male, 36 years of age, 3rd degree burns along his right arm and torso, weak pulse and non-responsive." The paramedic would inform you and the other nurses and doctor that had gathered around the gurney that was currently being pushed into a private room. The wounded man was transferred over to the bed quickly, your colleagues not wasting any time beginning to work on him.
Your rest would have to wait for now.
WetHawk
"Damn, it sure sucks being out on patrol today." Your partner incrime policing the city, Jonas Adisa, commented. Struggling to lower the visor on his helmet to keep the slow rainfall from getting inside. He was a rookie, early twenties and fresh from college. Everyone thought you were going to go with someone with a much neater resume and grades than his, but the guy was an asshole. Jonas had what he didn't. An actual personality and passion for the job. It was rare these days, but when it was found, you better damn well cultivate it.
The sound of your radios turning on would alert you both that the station had something. "We have a 10-10 in an abandoned building over near 12th and Preston. Reports of shots fired."
Jonas' eyes would widen at this, eyes glued on you for a reaction. This was his first call that wasn't littering or loitering, better make it count.
Podrus
You slam your cellphone down onto your desk and run your hands down your face. Yet another disappointing conversation with your father. Its always the same. No matter how much money you make, what job you invest yourself in, you always seem to achieve just below what he wants you to. It was heartbreaking, stressful... god, you could really go for a high right now. Just forget about it all for a little while. Eyeing the desk drawer where you keep the goods, you are about to open it when there's a knock at your office door. Quickly you withdraw your hand. Maybe later...
Soon a coworker of yours enters. A pretty little thing by the name of Allison Green. "Are you alright, Mike?" She seemed genuinely concerned, and it isn't the first time either. She was a kind young woman to everyone, including yourself. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to speak to her a little bit...
corielldog
It was the perfect evening to spend at the gym. Entering the building as if it were a second home, Louis would be the first one to spot you from the ring that was set up, passing you a wave.
"Its about time you got here." He "scolded" you. "Get your ass changed and up here."
After doing what the man said, you were quick to join him in the ring, slipping on a pair of gloves and squaring up. "Aight, lets do a little warm up." And with that he began to shout different strikes and positions in your face, expecting you do copy them like you had hundreds of times.
This went on for 15 minutes, a nice sweat forming on your brow. Louis was nodding approvingly, about to speak when a woman you haven't seen before walked up. "Care for a round?" She'd ask you, even though you stood roughly a foot taller than her.
Louis chuckled. "What's your name, sweetheart?"
"Alex."
"Well, Alex..." He was looking her over, not seeing much due to the leather jacket she was wearing. "Have you even boxed before?"
"A few times."
Clearly amused, Louis would gesture for her to come on up, she casting her jacket aside and sliding in. She was tone, but definitely not built to take you on.
Patting his torso, your instruct nodded. "A punch, right here. Lets see what you go-"
Alex didn't wait, sending a fist with decent form towards the man. Surprisingly enough, he doubled over, placing a hand where she had impacted. Coughing a few times to regain his breath, he would slowly begin to chuckle, it turning into a full on howling bought of deep, raspy laughter.
"Holy shit, girl." He'd say after righting himself, a huge grin on his lips. "Not even this mount of muscle over here can get me like that."
'So, what do you say?" Alex would ask again. "You up for a round or two?"[/div][/div][/div]
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[div class=stoneHeader]Prelude: Another Day, Another Dollar
It was a Tuesday evening. A mundane, utterly boring and uneventful Tuesday here in New York. To be fair it had rained a little bit, the drizzle slowly adding something to this night... but not much. Not much at all.Epiphany
You've long gotten used to the rush of a New York City emergency room. Daily gunshot victims due to gang violence, vehicle accident victims, children falling off of monkey bars during recess. The usual. What was also normal is how you had been working 15 hours nonstop without much more than room-temp coffee and stale vending machine snacks. You finally found a lull in all the excitement, but before you could even consider taking a break, the shrill of an ambulance siren and the sequel of harsh breaking makes you think otherwise.
"Patient is male, 36 years of age, 3rd degree burns along his right arm and torso, weak pulse and non-responsive." The paramedic would inform you and the other nurses and doctor that had gathered around the gurney that was currently being pushed into a private room. The wounded man was transferred over to the bed quickly, your colleagues not wasting any time beginning to work on him.
Your rest would have to wait for now.
WetHawk
"Damn, it sure sucks being out on patrol today." Your partner in
The sound of your radios turning on would alert you both that the station had something. "We have a 10-10 in an abandoned building over near 12th and Preston. Reports of shots fired."
Jonas' eyes would widen at this, eyes glued on you for a reaction. This was his first call that wasn't littering or loitering, better make it count.
Podrus
You slam your cellphone down onto your desk and run your hands down your face. Yet another disappointing conversation with your father. Its always the same. No matter how much money you make, what job you invest yourself in, you always seem to achieve just below what he wants you to. It was heartbreaking, stressful... god, you could really go for a high right now. Just forget about it all for a little while. Eyeing the desk drawer where you keep the goods, you are about to open it when there's a knock at your office door. Quickly you withdraw your hand. Maybe later...
Soon a coworker of yours enters. A pretty little thing by the name of Allison Green. "Are you alright, Mike?" She seemed genuinely concerned, and it isn't the first time either. She was a kind young woman to everyone, including yourself. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to speak to her a little bit...
corielldog
It was the perfect evening to spend at the gym. Entering the building as if it were a second home, Louis would be the first one to spot you from the ring that was set up, passing you a wave.
"Its about time you got here." He "scolded" you. "Get your ass changed and up here."
After doing what the man said, you were quick to join him in the ring, slipping on a pair of gloves and squaring up. "Aight, lets do a little warm up." And with that he began to shout different strikes and positions in your face, expecting you do copy them like you had hundreds of times.
This went on for 15 minutes, a nice sweat forming on your brow. Louis was nodding approvingly, about to speak when a woman you haven't seen before walked up. "Care for a round?" She'd ask you, even though you stood roughly a foot taller than her.
Louis chuckled. "What's your name, sweetheart?"
"Alex."
"Well, Alex..." He was looking her over, not seeing much due to the leather jacket she was wearing. "Have you even boxed before?"
"A few times."
Clearly amused, Louis would gesture for her to come on up, she casting her jacket aside and sliding in. She was tone, but definitely not built to take you on.
Patting his torso, your instruct nodded. "A punch, right here. Lets see what you go-"
Alex didn't wait, sending a fist with decent form towards the man. Surprisingly enough, he doubled over, placing a hand where she had impacted. Coughing a few times to regain his breath, he would slowly begin to chuckle, it turning into a full on howling bought of deep, raspy laughter.
"Holy shit, girl." He'd say after righting himself, a huge grin on his lips. "Not even this mount of muscle over here can get me like that."
'So, what do you say?" Alex would ask again. "You up for a round or two?"[/div][/div][/div]