"An army? Times must be desperate for the United States." Elizabeth mused softly, having never met a female in the army before. This was truly a first and so, while the comment was probably taken offensively, Elizabeth meant little by it other than the fact that the men must be poor fighters to have to go to such extremes. "And a captain too? That is a prestigious title, yes?" Elizabeth inquired as the woman's head made a soft thump against the night stand she was up against.
"A doctor?" Elizabeth inquired as she slowly stood, but made no more to leave, or for the woman. "I am afraid it is far too late for a doctor." Elizabeth shook her head, now making her way towards the woman. A slow step at a time before she took to the corner of the bed. "I doubt they will get here in time, but if you insist." Elizabeth reached for the phone that the woman has asked for, but her fingers 'slipped' and it fell to the opposite side of the bed and either bounced under it, or away from it.
"I have a story." Elizabeth pipped up, as random as it was. "It goes something like this." Elizabeth's attention returned to the woman on the floor, as her body positioned itself in her direction once again. "Hundreds of years ago there was this woman who stumbled upon another woman. She possessed a great gift. A gift of immortality. Smitten with the woman, who sits before you now, the woman of higher rank and prestige than that of a lowly seamstress offered the woman a new chance at life. She offered her immortality. I, took the gift, of course, which explains why I am soon to celebrating my....well, between us ladies...five hundred and thirteenth birthday. In just a few months time, I believe. Time was measured poorly back then, but I thoroughly believe it is approaching." Elizabeth smiled wide at the woman, her eyes traveling to the wound. "In truth, you will be lucky to celebrate another birthday after tonight, unless....The story repeats itself." A vague offer was there, not entirely made, but not yet off the table either, as Elizabeth awaited the reaction of the woman on the ground.
"A doctor?" Elizabeth inquired as she slowly stood, but made no more to leave, or for the woman. "I am afraid it is far too late for a doctor." Elizabeth shook her head, now making her way towards the woman. A slow step at a time before she took to the corner of the bed. "I doubt they will get here in time, but if you insist." Elizabeth reached for the phone that the woman has asked for, but her fingers 'slipped' and it fell to the opposite side of the bed and either bounced under it, or away from it.
"I have a story." Elizabeth pipped up, as random as it was. "It goes something like this." Elizabeth's attention returned to the woman on the floor, as her body positioned itself in her direction once again. "Hundreds of years ago there was this woman who stumbled upon another woman. She possessed a great gift. A gift of immortality. Smitten with the woman, who sits before you now, the woman of higher rank and prestige than that of a lowly seamstress offered the woman a new chance at life. She offered her immortality. I, took the gift, of course, which explains why I am soon to celebrating my....well, between us ladies...five hundred and thirteenth birthday. In just a few months time, I believe. Time was measured poorly back then, but I thoroughly believe it is approaching." Elizabeth smiled wide at the woman, her eyes traveling to the wound. "In truth, you will be lucky to celebrate another birthday after tonight, unless....The story repeats itself." A vague offer was there, not entirely made, but not yet off the table either, as Elizabeth awaited the reaction of the woman on the ground.