The chest was an unfortunate place for a wound, as it would require some...stripping to get to, which, even under the circumstances, Harper was not keen on doing. She might've only been half conscious, but she still had a certain level of dignity, and the idea of having to take off her shirt had her flustered and embarrassed even more than having to tell someone she'd accidentally cut herself on her own weapon. But it probably needed to be done, as Harper could feel the blood slowly down her airway. It sputtered out in a painful cough every now and again--her body's way of trying to expel it all over her mouth and clothes.
To be truthful, Harper was under the impression that the combination of wounds might actually kill her. She had a huge tear in her chest and blood being spewed up, and if that wasn't enough she'd sliced the palm of her hand up pretty bad too... And stumbling here from the arena had taken a lot of precious time.
She felt dizzy, light headed. More than anything though, her chest hurt like hell. Using what little strength she was capable of expending, Harper pulled herself up on tremoring legs, being careful to adjust herself so that most of her upper body weight was supported by the hand that wasn't a gory mess of skin and blood, arm locked so that she wouldn't fall over. She raised her head, eyes scanning the infirmary hastily and in panic, heart fluttering. Her voice was small, but she prayed to the gods that someone would hear it and come to her aid. "Someone, p-please..."
- OOC//:
- Private to the first two people to join (if anyone does, heh) and 100 word minimum per post. If two people do reply we can create a posting order and jazz. The writing doesn't have to be perfect but hopefully it's readable. ;__; And, of course, with schooling and what not, I'm kind of slow to reply, so hopefully you're cool with that. If you're still interested feel free to post. \owo/ If we do get two people I'll change the title to private. /rolls
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