Liz Parker (
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strangetrip2019-01-03 08:40 am
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Infirmary Visit (Jan 1st - AM) Tag Thor
The first thing that hit Liz when she started to wake up was the sudden wave of nausea she felt. Her skin was clammy and she shifted a little in a bed she did not recognize. She made a small inaudible sound as she came more and more to consciousness.
Her eyes fluttered open and she noticed the familiar ceiling of the infirmary. How did she get here? Her memory was a bit fuzzy as she was still slowly walking up. In a moment it seemed as if everything came rushing at her - Mr. Stark, Peter, the future.
Liz sat up like a rocket and then immediately regretted it, reaching for her forehead as she slumped forehead. She felt terrible.
Her eyes fluttered open and she noticed the familiar ceiling of the infirmary. How did she get here? Her memory was a bit fuzzy as she was still slowly walking up. In a moment it seemed as if everything came rushing at her - Mr. Stark, Peter, the future.
Liz sat up like a rocket and then immediately regretted it, reaching for her forehead as she slumped forehead. She felt terrible.

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Liz knew Thor had to know. If Mr. Stark knew, then Thor had to know - they were close, right? Her mind wandered to whether or not Thor was dead too and her grip on the sheet on the bed tightened.
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"You need me to go get Loki?" Out of the two of them, Loki was definitely better at the medical side of things. He wasn't much of a healer. Way more of a fighter.
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"I'm sorry, Thor."
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You didn't get to be 1500 without sleeping in a few less-than-ideal places.
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"It's been about six months. It gets easier with time." He hopes that his words bring some comfort to her, though he can't imagine they do. He's not even sure if they're true himself, but he might have very well been the exception to the rule than the golden standard.
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"If I make it to your world... that would change the equation of people... maybe one of you could be saved."
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There was another little way of heat that spread through her - the sort that you feel when your fever begins to linger.
"There has to be something." Liz wasn't worried about going to their world to die, she was way more concerned about the fates of everyone else and, in particular, a masked superhero who swung from webs.
She closed her eyes - one last attempt to keep it together. "I don't want people to die. I don't - I don't want him to die."
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He smiles. "Do not lose hope, Liz."
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"Do you think... Do you think it'll work?" She opened her eyes and looked at him. She wanted the truth rather than to be placated.
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Thor was going to find Thanos or die trying.
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Liz wanted to believe him. She wished she could be like the child who just needed reassurance from their parent that things were fine and didn't second-guess things. Somehow, she had grown cynical.
Still, she gave him a slow nod, wiping her face with the back of her hand.
"I need to talk to Peter." She took a breath in - somehow thinking about him caused the world to spin a little, but she ignored it and stood slowly and gingerly.
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"I believe Tony talked to him last night," Thor says, because it sounds like something Liz needs to hear. "I'm not sure how he feels this morning."
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"I want to be there for him." She'd take his place in a heartbeat and Liz was already thinking about how that might be possible.
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She should have been there for him a week ago. It felt like she needed to make up for lost time somehow.
"I'm fine... It's just a cold." Probably. She stood up a little straighter to try and convince Thor how fine she was.
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"Good luck, Liz."
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Liz felt the need to hug him, but she was worried he'd feel how hot she was, realize she had a fever, and force her to stay. So she sent him a warm, though small smile instead.
"Thank you..."
And now she just needed to find Peter and not throw up at the same time. Simple as pie.