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[EVENT] A STROKE OF SABOTAGE
Characters: ALL
Date: April 16th-April 30th
Location: Keeliai, various
Situation: Just when you think things are working a little too well...
Warnings/Rating: To be added as needed.
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It starts small - a few greenhouses have seen their crops wither, and the kedan frantically scramble to find the cause. By the time they do, it’s too late. Three days later, the problem seems to occur in every single one of the major greenhouses and hydroponics stations; plants withered and dead, and several kedan sick and showing signs of Dust poisoning after contact with the water supply. While there were no deaths, all had to go to the Healers Guild and several had severe enough reactions that their stay was more than just a brief treatment and overnight observation.
The initial response from a few of the more superstitious kedan is that the run of bad luck has culminated in the ruin of their efforts. More level-headed kedan will be inclined to take a more scientific approach. Kyde and a number of chemists are called in to take samples.
As one might expect (or not, as the case may be), Dust had been somehow integrated into the water that feeds the hydroponics and greenhouses, which wound up killing the plants and sickening the kedan. While it hadn’t made it into the main water supply for the city, there was clearly enough of an organized effort that it affected the public greenhouses and hydroponics systems. Every piece of equipment that comes in contact with the water will have to be flushed to prevent another die-off. It's a big setback, and the process will take several weeks to complete, reigniting concerns about food shortages.
The culprits even left a calling card - painted on the walls or tarps is a message: MALICANT WILL RISE.
Tensions are high everywhere in the city, and morale is low as the culmination of the kedan and Foreigner’s hard work was ruined and, while they aren’t back to square one, there is an enormous amount of work ahead. Going forward, there is an urgent call for the development of better filtration systems to keep out toxins while still distributing essential nutrients, and better security. The kedan will be looking toward Foreigners for assistance in these matters.
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OOC: Various starters are included in the comments below for different facets of the plot, or you can make your own! Please direct any questions to the April Game Itinerary post. Thank you!
Date: April 16th-April 30th
Location: Keeliai, various
Situation: Just when you think things are working a little too well...
Warnings/Rating: To be added as needed.
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It starts small - a few greenhouses have seen their crops wither, and the kedan frantically scramble to find the cause. By the time they do, it’s too late. Three days later, the problem seems to occur in every single one of the major greenhouses and hydroponics stations; plants withered and dead, and several kedan sick and showing signs of Dust poisoning after contact with the water supply. While there were no deaths, all had to go to the Healers Guild and several had severe enough reactions that their stay was more than just a brief treatment and overnight observation.
The initial response from a few of the more superstitious kedan is that the run of bad luck has culminated in the ruin of their efforts. More level-headed kedan will be inclined to take a more scientific approach. Kyde and a number of chemists are called in to take samples.
As one might expect (or not, as the case may be), Dust had been somehow integrated into the water that feeds the hydroponics and greenhouses, which wound up killing the plants and sickening the kedan. While it hadn’t made it into the main water supply for the city, there was clearly enough of an organized effort that it affected the public greenhouses and hydroponics systems. Every piece of equipment that comes in contact with the water will have to be flushed to prevent another die-off. It's a big setback, and the process will take several weeks to complete, reigniting concerns about food shortages.
The culprits even left a calling card - painted on the walls or tarps is a message: MALICANT WILL RISE.
Tensions are high everywhere in the city, and morale is low as the culmination of the kedan and Foreigner’s hard work was ruined and, while they aren’t back to square one, there is an enormous amount of work ahead. Going forward, there is an urgent call for the development of better filtration systems to keep out toxins while still distributing essential nutrients, and better security. The kedan will be looking toward Foreigners for assistance in these matters.
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OOC: Various starters are included in the comments below for different facets of the plot, or you can make your own! Please direct any questions to the April Game Itinerary post. Thank you!
[Locked to residents of Not 221-B]
By the time the hallucinations started, it was too late. No one would have known anything was wrong until Conan didn't show up for breakfast.
He never signed up for this
It just so happens that he's home that morning that Conan doesn't emerge from his room and checks his watch to see if his internal clock was off. Humans were creatures of habit and they tended to wake up around the same time everyday especially if they've put themselves on some form of schedule.
He sucks in a breath and moves over to the boy's room before knocking sharply on the door.
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"What is it?"
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Fever. Damn it.
He should have been paying more attention to Conan than he had been-now the boy's got himself sick and Sherlock has a nasty feeling about where it came from. He's about to tell the boy to go upstairs to the lab but stops himself as he sees that small hand clutching to the doorway. There's no telling if he could make it up the stairs without falling.
"Come here." He says sharply, scooping the boy up like a sack of potatoes and making towards the stairs.
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"Oi! Is this really necessary? Put me-"
He cuts himself off as he squeezes his eyes shut to try and focus through the dizziness and fever. When he opens them again, it is to see nothing but blood. Bloodstains on the stairs. Blood on Sherlock. He stiffens and says nothing more as he stares, moving his gaze to focus on different parts of the room.
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He carries Conan up the steps to the lab and sets him up on counter before noticing that his eyes don't look quite right-the way they're darting has him a bit concerned.
"Conan? Are you alright?" He asks, pulling a drawer open all the while keeping a close eye on the boy's face. "I'm going to need to draw some blood."
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"Blood? But it's here already. There's so much."
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"Not just any blood-your blood. I need a sample, will give me your arm?"
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In alarm he tries to jump off the counter and run.
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This is, of course, a lie. He'll just have to find some other means of getting it.
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"I said you're not well." He repeats, trying to hold Conan still with one arm and the other rustling through the draws.
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He blanches and stills in terror as he sees not Sherlock cornering him, but Gin.
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"Hold. Still." He demands, gripping the chemical mixture quickly and uncapping the syringe with his mouth. He wastes no time in injecting just a little into the seven year old. He has to mind the dosage because to because too much is potentially lethal.
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Never again. He couldn't let himself be drugged like this again.
A few seconds after the drug is injected, his struggles begin to slow as he start to feel drowsy and relaxed.
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"Wait there. I'll be right back." He says before returning to the lab area and getting an empty syringe ready to get the blood sample. He doesn't have permission from the young boy but Sherlock's been experimenting with dust and he's found the stuff to be highly dangerous and lethal to smaller organisms like fish and most of the mice he'd injected.
Needless to say, he needs to know what exactly it's doing to Conan.
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"Sherlock?" he managed to say. "What's going on?"
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"Now don't panic-but you've been affected by the dust. I had to give you a sedative." He kneels down next to the arm chair to get a good look at the boy's face.
"I need to know exactly what it's doing to you-may I take a sample?" He asks gently.
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His words were slightly slurred as he tried to focus past the drug and illness.
"A sample? Because of dust?"
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"Exactly." He ties the rubber band above his elbow. "Not sure how much you can move at the moment-try making a fist for me."
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He wasn't fond of the idea of having his blood drawn, but he could understand the reason why now. He makes an attempt. On the second try his fingers respond and he closes them into a weak fist.
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"What kind of sedative?" He asks gently, carefully inserting the needle into the boy's arm as he locates a vein. Unfortunately, the needle misses the small vein and he has to try again.
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"The one in my watch," he says irritably as Sherlock works on his arm.
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While he's up he grabs a band aid and cotton ball before returning to Conan's side. He sticks the cotton ball on his arm where the blood was drawn from and puts the band aid over it.
"There, all done. Though you're probably gonna want to sit there for awhile."
And Sherlock is going to have to sit with him to make sure he doesn't experience any dangerous side effects.
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That doesn't stop him from giving Sherlock a sour look.
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