Solomon
"She should be alright. Full blooded abyssals are about as tough as they come, so I can imagine even a half-breed would be tough to put down."
"Good to hear," Sol replied. When he heard Mira talk to the trainers, he got a bit closer, though he had to chuckle when he heard Marie and her final words.
"For now I say return to your handler, or go see about seeing your wounded squad mate if she's allowed visitors."
"Right. No feedback on what needs to be fixed either, of course not. Just... don't expect me to return. At least till we get part elementary school parts. Just be happy I didn't pocket the topaz," Sol said, and turned heel, only to turn back. In almost one swift motion, it looked at best sort of whimsical.
"Oh, also. The two others. Well, actually, I already heard her" he pointed at Laura, "speak and she wasn't very pleasant either, so, just you, I suppose. Duncan. I do apologize if you are a decent guy, kind of hard to tell. I'm normally pleasant, I just don't deal well with people who don't know what they're doing telling me what to do. So, if you're a good guy, don't feel like any of this was directed at you."
With that, he went out, not sure if he wanted to go see Sierra or Seth. He hadn't received a message from Lenah beyond the; "I'll do what I can". Not that he was sure what to think of that one either, knowing Lenah that likely meant something more than lying in her bed and listening for what she could. As a matter of fact, he was sure she was moving about by now, trying to find out exactly where Sierra was.
So, Seth it is, then.
On one hand, it was fairly easy to find Seth. Green hair probably helped a bit. On the other hand, he was busy talking to someone in a grey coat.
Why does this guy look like he walked out of a detective novel?
He supposed trench coats just did that, though. Made Sol happy his was leather. Sure, it looked like he belonged in a Van Helsing movie, but that was at least sort of correct.
Do they need to keep talking, though?
"Hey, Seth," he said, pretending that he hadn't noticed he was in a conversation. "Could you do something about those training sessions? I don't want or need to go, and I figured your handsome smile would make them dismiss me. Oh, I didn't notice you were talking to someone, hello there," he said, smiling pleasantly to the stranger.
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Lenah
Lenah had overheard Seth talk about moving her to a less interesting part of the group. Research, or helping, or something like that. She was not happy about that. Sol, on the other hand, was busy getting to know people -probably a little too well, knowing him- and doing missions that sounded far more fun than lying in a hospital bed, broken ribs. It really wasn't fun, she couldn't drink, or even play music, because they didn't allow her to.
Really, there's nothing to do here.
However, today was different. Something had gotten Sierra, whom she remembered as a half-demon and a girl with large, -badly hidden- breasts. Lenah hadn't been there long enough to get to know most of the others, though she had gotten some visitors. According to Sol, she had been sent to the hospital, and no visitors had been allowed yet, nor had they gotten a lot of details. He had asked Lenah to see if she could hear something. She had known Solomon Thorn enough to get that he expected more than just some hearsay.
Time to find Sierra.
Lenah got up. Then she took a sip from her special water so that she would be able to move without getting too tired.
Now, she's probably just out of the operation room, which means she'll be put... Hm...
She left her room, and started walking slowly, looking for any clues about where Sierra would be taken.