Night of Day 475
The storm rages outside as the Analysis continues to rise against the pilings. Kevin and Jenny are together in the dim light of the kitchen, listening to the waves hammer against the shore.
Kevin lanced the infection on Jenny's ankle to relieve pressure. The procedure was partially successful, draining some fluid but leaving the area tender.
It's getting worse, isn't it?
Reach down to unwrap the ankle brace with trembling fingers, checking for new notices.
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Barometer's still dropping. Wind's backing southwest — means it'll hold this direction till morning." I set the wrench down on the table, the metal clacking quiet against wood. "Let me see.
Cross to her side of the table, kneel on the stone floor, and bring the lantern closer to her ankle.
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It's hot, Kevin. It feels like it's breathing.
Pull back the fabric to reveal the swollen, angry skin, flinching slightly as the light hits the infection.
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Hold still." My voice drops flat, the way it does when there's no room for softness. "Need to lance the worst of it. Get the pressure off.
Pull the first aid kit closer, tear open a fresh gauze packet with my teeth, lay out the scalpel blade and antibiotic cream. Tear a clean strip from the gauze for after.
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Just... do it quickly.
Grip the edge of the kitchen table until my knuckles turn white, squeezing my eyes shut.
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Three cuts. Deep enough to drain, not to nick the tendon. You'll feel the scrape, not the slice. I've got you.
Swab the area with the last of the antiseptic wipes from the kit, then press the scalpel tip to the skin at the highest point of induration and make a quick, confident stab — depth just shy of the bone, angled to follow the tract.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.