There was a mighty cough, a gasp, and a jolt of movement. Relief swept in, her ethereal tendril returning to one of her legs. She thought upon the weave, the way it all laced and tied together, bit by bit stitching it as one as she did - the other remained poised and ready, gaining more strength and time as she let the other slip back to where it belonged. But her attention was not solely upon that. Arms loosened, hooking up and beneath to try and assist in the aid to breath. Joints burst into life, the writhing as normality fought to find some sense in what had just happened, the slam back down to her when an attempt to rise was made. Her lips peeled back, revealing a slither of white, before finally a low laugh escaped into the air. A gentle pat upon the back, her own head leaned away to rest upon the head board, as movement continued in its weak and feeble grasping.
She would be weak, Fallon knew that. And she certainly knew the woman would be unable to reach her usual energetic state. Hands held the shoulders, feeling the shaky movements atop of her. Familiarity would come, but before that she needed to adjust, learn a new of what she was capable of. Her thumb gave a rub against the bare flesh, and her gaze once more looked down to the croaking noise that escaped. She gave a blink, rubbing away the moisture that had accumulated before releasing a sniff, "I thought... I... was worried. Just... thank the gods you're alright." Breaths levelled, the pulse lowering as she felt the beat relax and reach a state of calm. A gentle press upon the forehead, her eyes looking down the length of the woman as she tried to move once more, and managed to get onto her side, "Wine, water, food, whatever you desire."
Carefully, she pushed the woman up, easing and guiding down until she was lying down upon her side, free from the tangle of Fallon's own limbs. Dizzy no doubt, swimming with nausea and the urge to be sick. Her fingers gave a brush away of the hair, a small brush of lips as she looked to try and decide what was best for the woman. A place of the pillow behind the head, a grasp upon the blanket as she brought it up over her shoulders, and smoothed it down. Shifting her weight on her side of the bed, she gave a glance around the room to where she had left the water. The ethereal hovered, stretching out and forward, eyes narrowing as she focused down intently upon it. Sucking in the air, she urged the split further, from two to three, wrapping and winding tightly around various articles before they were brought over.
It was the water skin that came first, and it was a lean forward that Fallon took it grasping it firmly between her fingers. The other request came next, wine with the cups balanced over the neck, before finally the last came - a bundle of candles. Placing the articles down at various places - the wine for one firmly on the floor with the cups, and the unlit candles upon a space upon the bed, "Yes... throwing up is messy. And I can agree on the hang over feeling. Here, drink," she uncorked the waterskin and offered it to the woman, "Water, just water. You can have other things later." It was carefully that Fallon helped her sit up, forcing both hands to wrap around the neck of it and bring it up to raise, "Drink it, you need it. Make you feel better, and will help the headache. You can do that much, it's not too heavy."
Once certain the grip could be maintained, she moved on to their surroundings. The room was dark, if not for the glow of the lantern, the last of the light starting to fade completely, and the inky nature encompassing the world. Light was needed first, a gentle comfort against what could exist beyond. Leaning over to the lantern, she lit one of the candles, slowly turning it to ensure it was a light, before letting the ethereal limb take it once more. It was planted firmly on the table in a cheap holder, and chasing back the shadows once more. The same was repeated again, but this time taking it to the fireplace, planting itself firmly upon the stone plinth, and casting its open hearth into strange, twisting shadows. Another blink, she finally begun to answer the woman's question.
"Should have worked," Fallon gave a frown, her gaze looking down to the woman. Her fingers were twirling a candle, contemplating if she wanted to light another one, "One way to find out of course. In time of course. Give you a moment to recover and for me to... well. Make things a little bit nicer. Relax for a while. Enjoy the moment." She lit it, watching the wick ignite and send a glow once more through the room. With the ethereal taking it once more, she placed it upon the opposite corner of the plinth, and focused on returning the other limb once and for all. Bit by bit, she inhaled, feeling the snaking sensation creep in under her skin, the gentle weave in and out. It was still a strangely numbing sensation as the feeling returned, seeping down her leg into her shin and toes, a gentle wriggle as she willed them into life.
Her hand found the other's once more, a gentle squeeze as she took the water skin once more. Lying upon her side, resting upon her elbow she studied the shape hidden beneath the blanket. A reach forward, her fingers brushing against the skin, tracing down as she watched the clenching of eyes and the striving for normality. She breathed, "You alright there? Need anything? Want anything?" Lips pulled into a smile, a small shuffle closer and a reduction of the gap between them. The arm snaked round, resting upon the hip, the blue-green softening in their glaze. A small nuzzle, a bump of the forehead and a pause, "Ask, and I shall give. I told you before I started, I am yours to command as you see fit." She exhaled, tugging the collar of her shirt and willing circulation once more, "Anything."
She would be weak, Fallon knew that. And she certainly knew the woman would be unable to reach her usual energetic state. Hands held the shoulders, feeling the shaky movements atop of her. Familiarity would come, but before that she needed to adjust, learn a new of what she was capable of. Her thumb gave a rub against the bare flesh, and her gaze once more looked down to the croaking noise that escaped. She gave a blink, rubbing away the moisture that had accumulated before releasing a sniff, "I thought... I... was worried. Just... thank the gods you're alright." Breaths levelled, the pulse lowering as she felt the beat relax and reach a state of calm. A gentle press upon the forehead, her eyes looking down the length of the woman as she tried to move once more, and managed to get onto her side, "Wine, water, food, whatever you desire."
Carefully, she pushed the woman up, easing and guiding down until she was lying down upon her side, free from the tangle of Fallon's own limbs. Dizzy no doubt, swimming with nausea and the urge to be sick. Her fingers gave a brush away of the hair, a small brush of lips as she looked to try and decide what was best for the woman. A place of the pillow behind the head, a grasp upon the blanket as she brought it up over her shoulders, and smoothed it down. Shifting her weight on her side of the bed, she gave a glance around the room to where she had left the water. The ethereal hovered, stretching out and forward, eyes narrowing as she focused down intently upon it. Sucking in the air, she urged the split further, from two to three, wrapping and winding tightly around various articles before they were brought over.
It was the water skin that came first, and it was a lean forward that Fallon took it grasping it firmly between her fingers. The other request came next, wine with the cups balanced over the neck, before finally the last came - a bundle of candles. Placing the articles down at various places - the wine for one firmly on the floor with the cups, and the unlit candles upon a space upon the bed, "Yes... throwing up is messy. And I can agree on the hang over feeling. Here, drink," she uncorked the waterskin and offered it to the woman, "Water, just water. You can have other things later." It was carefully that Fallon helped her sit up, forcing both hands to wrap around the neck of it and bring it up to raise, "Drink it, you need it. Make you feel better, and will help the headache. You can do that much, it's not too heavy."
Once certain the grip could be maintained, she moved on to their surroundings. The room was dark, if not for the glow of the lantern, the last of the light starting to fade completely, and the inky nature encompassing the world. Light was needed first, a gentle comfort against what could exist beyond. Leaning over to the lantern, she lit one of the candles, slowly turning it to ensure it was a light, before letting the ethereal limb take it once more. It was planted firmly on the table in a cheap holder, and chasing back the shadows once more. The same was repeated again, but this time taking it to the fireplace, planting itself firmly upon the stone plinth, and casting its open hearth into strange, twisting shadows. Another blink, she finally begun to answer the woman's question.
"Should have worked," Fallon gave a frown, her gaze looking down to the woman. Her fingers were twirling a candle, contemplating if she wanted to light another one, "One way to find out of course. In time of course. Give you a moment to recover and for me to... well. Make things a little bit nicer. Relax for a while. Enjoy the moment." She lit it, watching the wick ignite and send a glow once more through the room. With the ethereal taking it once more, she placed it upon the opposite corner of the plinth, and focused on returning the other limb once and for all. Bit by bit, she inhaled, feeling the snaking sensation creep in under her skin, the gentle weave in and out. It was still a strangely numbing sensation as the feeling returned, seeping down her leg into her shin and toes, a gentle wriggle as she willed them into life.
Her hand found the other's once more, a gentle squeeze as she took the water skin once more. Lying upon her side, resting upon her elbow she studied the shape hidden beneath the blanket. A reach forward, her fingers brushing against the skin, tracing down as she watched the clenching of eyes and the striving for normality. She breathed, "You alright there? Need anything? Want anything?" Lips pulled into a smile, a small shuffle closer and a reduction of the gap between them. The arm snaked round, resting upon the hip, the blue-green softening in their glaze. A small nuzzle, a bump of the forehead and a pause, "Ask, and I shall give. I told you before I started, I am yours to command as you see fit." She exhaled, tugging the collar of her shirt and willing circulation once more, "Anything."