Both of them had to hope for strength it seems. And Elidibus pauses as if assessing his current limits; or what they seem to be. Which basically borders on 'if not now, then he's going to pass out right where he rests'.
"Then if you will," the Ascian says and begins the unenviable task of getting to his feet with Lioriley's help.
This will be slow and with the almost overpowering weight of the man's body listed occasionally toward the Lunari when wall or legs fail their support. But once to his feet, Elidibus will prove the type of strength of will that has driven him through thousands of years on a singular course. Or call it obsession. It provides the same result.
If he falls or they fall, he'll still get back up and complete the journey. Well at least by using the transgate, it's no more than a few extra steps to the medical carriage than it would be to have moved over into triage.
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"Then if you will," the Ascian says and begins the unenviable task of getting to his feet with Lioriley's help.
This will be slow and with the almost overpowering weight of the man's body listed occasionally toward the Lunari when wall or legs fail their support. But once to his feet, Elidibus will prove the type of strength of will that has driven him through thousands of years on a singular course. Or call it obsession. It provides the same result.
If he falls or they fall, he'll still get back up and complete the journey. Well at least by using the transgate, it's no more than a few extra steps to the medical carriage than it would be to have moved over into triage.