she didn’t think blackouts could actually happen in a hospital. sure, the dying electric grid didn’t have a brain to let electricity flow to the building, but natalia had always guessed they had backup generators to keep the building running. of course, and with her luck, she had found out if that was true that there were backup generators to keep the ICU operating, but the rest of the hospital was completely dark, with the exception of a few emergency lights that were on the hallways. many people were screaming, many others were running to get out; she understood - hospitals were creepy places to be trapped in, and in any other scenario she would’ve followed the horde of people, but her injured ankle had her stuck on the waiting room. she struggled to stand up, and struggled even harder when a frantic lady pushed past her, making her lose balance and forcing her to grab the nearest person to her to avoid falling, a whine leaving her lips as the throbbing pain on her ankle increased. ‘ sorry ---- ’ @andrewbeckett
