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[myresponsibility]

[Pete doesn't look... totally awful. I mean, it could be worse, he's not screaming or curled up on a ball on the floor.

But he is a little pale, and hunches over on himself with a gasp of pain right after clicking on the feed. The camera angle's a little slanted, and one arm is folded over his stomach, but he's upright and walking through the hallway trying to figure out one thing:]

Okay, who has mine? I'm flattered you're so interested in me, but this really needs to stop.

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[semifreakingnormal]

[He offers a tight smile, ducks his head and takes Peter's wait on with an arm wrapped around his middle.]

Part of being a werewolf. I can take away peoples' pain when I touch them. Kinda like human morphine, huh?

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[myresponsibility]

[Hey look, the fact that Pete doesn't attempt to shrug him off or otherwise act like a freak means he trusts you. So much progress on the being a normal person front!!]

Does it hurt?

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[semifreakingnormal]

[See being a normal person has its uses!! Scott shakes his head and looks away, because he is such a bad goddamn liar.]

No, not that bad. It's okay.

[It's worse. He felt someone die, this? This is nothing. When they reach the common room, he shifts, helps Peter sit down.] Okay?

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[myresponsibility]

Yeah. Thanks, [He groans, although the couch is squishy and comfortable so that's nice. He's totally planning on asking more about this new - new to him, anyway - ability, but first things first.]

Did it get you too?

spam

[semifreakingnormal]

The doll thing? I don't know, I haven't really felt anything yet. And I haven't actually seen one, yet.

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[myresponsibility]

You're better off, they're creepy.

So, [Are we allowed to talk about this?] What's with the healing stuff?