Fifty-three hours later...
Troy was driving, driving faster than he'd ever driven before. The sound of tires squealing and skidding to a rather abrupt stop, could be heard outside the Inn. Troy leaped out of the '57 Chevy and flew up the stairs, throwing the door open. Troy looked rather... Well wild. He'd not slept in almost four days, was filthy and might have had traces of blood all over his body. Eyes wildly scanned the Inn, before finally the words came out between gulps of breath. "Healer, I need a healer, now."
Peering at the crazed man, Chryrie asked, "Why do you need a healer m'dear?"
Troy's gaze swiveled quickly to the voice, still looking rather crazed. He took what precious seconds he could, to try and compose himself into a more presentable being, so that the Fae could understand him. "My friend... Rogue.. Cheyenne she's hurt, hurt bad. Dying really bad. Please."
Chryrie's eyebrows shot upwards. "Cheyenne? Don't tell me she ripped the stitches I put in her already." Sighing, Chryrie was already moving towards the crazed one. "Where is she?"
Troy was oblivious to anyone else in the Inn, blinking at the Fae. "No, not stitches, much worse. Estates, come with me." And as quickly as he'd crazily shoved the doors open, he did so again, moving to the car to take the healer woman to the Estates.
Chryrie followed the crazed man, eyeing the vehicle dubiously before stating, "I'll fly overhead, if you don't mind. But go on and drive. I'll keep up."
Troy had heard the woman, and at this point he didn't care if she hopped on her broomstick and followed him, so long as she'd kept up with him... Precious time was ticking.
Chryrie voted to not get into the vehicle and flew overhead, easily keeping up with the crazed one's driving.
Troy screeched to a halt at the end of the drive. He'd never bothered to close the main doors, which were barely hanging on by a hinge anyway, due to his and Drew's booting it down earlier. He was already moving up the stairs at a hurried pace. "Up here hurry please, she doesn't have much time." Troy called over his shoulder to the healer woman he'd managed to dredge up.
There was a puff of dust in mid-air and then another as Chryrie appeared directly on the man's heels before answering him, "Right behind you m'dear."
Meanwhile, Lang whom was watching over Cheyenne, looked towards the doors at hearing Troy's loud mouth. He looked somewhat better than he had before, with his cuts bandaged, his ribs taped up. He moved from the Rogue's side, to open the bedroom door, to keep Troy from running over it.
As they made their way up the stairs and into the bedroom, their senses would be assaulted with the smells of antiseptics, blood and bile. Cheyenne's body was on the bed, it'd yet to be disturbed since Lang had placed her there. Her clothes were in tatters, there was little to nothing left to cover her form. There were hundreds upon hundreds of cuts and whipmarks over her entire body. There was still evidence of the salt that the thugs had rubbed into those cuts. Both eyes were swollen shut, her jaw was terribly bruised, lip swollen. Along with the cuts and bruises all over her body there was evident bruising to her rib area to suggest broken ribs, and definite discoloration to imply internal bleeding.
Troy attempted to throw the bedroom door open, but found it was already opened by Lang, and just pushed his way inside to reveal Lang, Kay, Drew and Cheyenne. "There there there she is. Please," he stated wildly while flailing around madly.
Chryrie kept up with the crazy one who's name she never got. But she skidded to a halt when she saw the pair. "Good goddess above."Chryrie looked to the crazed one as she moved to Cheyenne's side, calling out what she would need to get started, "Get me a large bowl of water. Warm."
Cheyenne was caked and covered in blood, the wounds were still bleeding, though not as profusely as they had been before. Her breathing was nearly non-existent and definitely labored -- to the touch, her pulse was barely fluttering.
Lang nodded to Chryrie, as he moved to the side, letting the woman get to Cheyenne. He had one arm around his side, but it was easy to see whom took the brunt of whatever beating happened. "Need me to get anything?" Lang asked while glancing to the woman, before giving a softer look to Chey.
Troy was driving, driving faster than he'd ever driven before. The sound of tires squealing and skidding to a rather abrupt stop, could be heard outside the Inn. Troy leaped out of the '57 Chevy and flew up the stairs, throwing the door open. Troy looked rather... Well wild. He'd not slept in almost four days, was filthy and might have had traces of blood all over his body. Eyes wildly scanned the Inn, before finally the words came out between gulps of breath. "Healer, I need a healer, now."
Peering at the crazed man, Chryrie asked, "Why do you need a healer m'dear?"
Troy's gaze swiveled quickly to the voice, still looking rather crazed. He took what precious seconds he could, to try and compose himself into a more presentable being, so that the Fae could understand him. "My friend... Rogue.. Cheyenne she's hurt, hurt bad. Dying really bad. Please."
Chryrie's eyebrows shot upwards. "Cheyenne? Don't tell me she ripped the stitches I put in her already." Sighing, Chryrie was already moving towards the crazed one. "Where is she?"
Troy was oblivious to anyone else in the Inn, blinking at the Fae. "No, not stitches, much worse. Estates, come with me." And as quickly as he'd crazily shoved the doors open, he did so again, moving to the car to take the healer woman to the Estates.
Chryrie followed the crazed man, eyeing the vehicle dubiously before stating, "I'll fly overhead, if you don't mind. But go on and drive. I'll keep up."
Troy had heard the woman, and at this point he didn't care if she hopped on her broomstick and followed him, so long as she'd kept up with him... Precious time was ticking.
Chryrie voted to not get into the vehicle and flew overhead, easily keeping up with the crazed one's driving.
Troy screeched to a halt at the end of the drive. He'd never bothered to close the main doors, which were barely hanging on by a hinge anyway, due to his and Drew's booting it down earlier. He was already moving up the stairs at a hurried pace. "Up here hurry please, she doesn't have much time." Troy called over his shoulder to the healer woman he'd managed to dredge up.
There was a puff of dust in mid-air and then another as Chryrie appeared directly on the man's heels before answering him, "Right behind you m'dear."
Meanwhile, Lang whom was watching over Cheyenne, looked towards the doors at hearing Troy's loud mouth. He looked somewhat better than he had before, with his cuts bandaged, his ribs taped up. He moved from the Rogue's side, to open the bedroom door, to keep Troy from running over it.
As they made their way up the stairs and into the bedroom, their senses would be assaulted with the smells of antiseptics, blood and bile. Cheyenne's body was on the bed, it'd yet to be disturbed since Lang had placed her there. Her clothes were in tatters, there was little to nothing left to cover her form. There were hundreds upon hundreds of cuts and whipmarks over her entire body. There was still evidence of the salt that the thugs had rubbed into those cuts. Both eyes were swollen shut, her jaw was terribly bruised, lip swollen. Along with the cuts and bruises all over her body there was evident bruising to her rib area to suggest broken ribs, and definite discoloration to imply internal bleeding.
Troy attempted to throw the bedroom door open, but found it was already opened by Lang, and just pushed his way inside to reveal Lang, Kay, Drew and Cheyenne. "There there there she is. Please," he stated wildly while flailing around madly.
Chryrie kept up with the crazy one who's name she never got. But she skidded to a halt when she saw the pair. "Good goddess above."Chryrie looked to the crazed one as she moved to Cheyenne's side, calling out what she would need to get started, "Get me a large bowl of water. Warm."
Cheyenne was caked and covered in blood, the wounds were still bleeding, though not as profusely as they had been before. Her breathing was nearly non-existent and definitely labored -- to the touch, her pulse was barely fluttering.
Lang nodded to Chryrie, as he moved to the side, letting the woman get to Cheyenne. He had one arm around his side, but it was easy to see whom took the brunt of whatever beating happened. "Need me to get anything?" Lang asked while glancing to the woman, before giving a softer look to Chey.