In Shadows And Light - [ Supergirl ]

□ Human For A Day ■

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Six Months Later

"When you've been gone or in a coma for six months, The world is a minefield of spoilers. Waking up that day felt like I just entered a whole new reality. One were the impossible was possible."

   It was the streaking sensation of pure shockwave at the fingertips of her eyelids that cause her to take the very first intake of breath through her nose. The pulse of something unknown force it way through her body, all the way to the bottom of her foot; from it, she awoke.

Star heard it first, the sound of a beeping machine before she had decided to open her eyes— into the blurred vision of the world. It took her a few blinks for her sight to adjust to her bright surrounding. And when it did, as her gaze stared into a weird rocky ceiling, her eyes darted across the room— noticing a light stand, directly facing her way, causing her to squint from the brightness of the source.

Turning her head away from it, she took in the room itself. Suprisesly enough, the area in which she was section in— lack the simple factors to be considered a hospital. She could just tell from the interior alone. A couple of TVs lined itself together in front of her bed, which was a lot more comfortable then it's appearance would give to the texture that feather the ugly gray blanket over her body.
   

With the small movement of her fingers gracing the blanket on her, Star lift her arms to her line of sight. She took into account the few things on her arm, probably the very same wire that was fueling the annoying machine that kept on beeping in her ear.

She found that very same noise becoming irritating the more she listen to it. The fog in her mind not at all helping in jogging her memories give her clue as to why should would be in some pretend hospital. Part of herself was starting to freak out with the thought that she could've been some how kidnapped; the lack of windows was a huge warning sign in itself.

Unnoticed by the burnette, as she began to stir herself into a more upright position, a woman with blonde hair and sharp glasses upon her face had rushed in through a sliding door that had open automatic from her presence— because of the electrical heartbeat speeding up at a alarming rate.

Star had swiftly turn her head towards the sound of the door, seeing the blonde woman standing at the entrance in what appeared to be disbelief, eyes widen, mouth grasping for a ounce of a word.

Upon realization, shaking the shock that will itself to her, the nurse move with quick footsteps to gently push Star back down onto the bed as she shouted out to whatever doctor was nearby.