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randomplaces2007-07-13 10:43 pm
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Gargoyles' reality. Manhattan General Hospital. Intensive care ward.
Goliath sighed as he walked through the door and found himself and his alternate in the hospital cafeteria. "I meant to get something to eat, but I'd forgotten."
A young nurse came up behind them and gently poked gargoyle Goliath in the wing. "Excuse me, please. I need coffee NOW."
A young nurse came up behind them and gently poked gargoyle Goliath in the wing. "Excuse me, please. I need coffee NOW."

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Hudson and a dark-skinned girl looked up from the chairs beside the bed, and the old gargoyle started to his feet with an exclamation of surprise when he saw their visitor.
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Then he looked at the girl. "Emily, lass, will ye take Franklin down ta get somethin' t' eat?"
"Sure." She frowned at the big lavender gargoyle, then gently squeezed Lex's hand before walking over to take Franklin's and lead him out of the room.
Hudson waited till their footsteps had died away, then looked once more at the visitor. "This is a story I cannae wait tae hear."
"He is me," rumbled Goliath. "From another reality."
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He cast a glance down at Lexington, the human form looking much as he remembered that of Lex taking during Puck's machinations. It pained him greatly to see one of his Clan, even one a world removed, injured so. All the greater was the pain in the knowledge of how severe these injuries were. Elisa had nearly died from an accidental wound. How much worse would a deliberate one be?
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He just sighed, at a total loss for words.
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Goliath's grip on his coffee cup was indeed absentmindedly precarious, and his sandwich was rather crushed.
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Hudson shook his head and pointed him into a chair and he dropped into it and nearly bit the sandwich before remembering to peel it first.
The old gargoyle watched him, then looked at Lex before jerking his head at gargoyle Goliath and stepping out of the room, where he arched his back and stretched his wings to a fearful cacophony of pops and cracks. "Och, I feel like I've been playin' horse fer the hatchlings."
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