Humans are such strange creatures. We can do a billion things in moments but we hardly control their happenings. Our hearts beat, lungs draw in air, muscles move, and our thoughts race but itīs not like we command our body for every movement. We donīt have to think to pump our blood, our lungs draw air on their own unless we choose to take control, and our muscles move so easily we just think of where we want them and not so much how to move them instead they just find themselves where we want them, until they begin to stretch or over extend of course.
This is not the case for Kevin. Kevin has experienced, well lets just call it an accident. The doctors say he will be fine but he must manually command almost all his bodily functions. Most of his organs seem to maintain their independence, he still digests food without commanding himself to do so but his lungs, heart, and most of his muscles require his direct command to move making it rather difficult to get through a normal day.
Let us peek in on his life as Kevin tries to live an ordinary life. Does he have the concentration and patience to make it through a day like this? Let us find out.
Kevin has awoke from sleep, the doctor said his subconscious is able to control his body during sleep but when he is awake he must take control. The room is pitch black, Kevin lays still. What should he do?
Lungs inhale [4/5]
Lungs exhale [1/5]
Blood [4/5]
Muscles in use: None
Other: None
Condition: stable
((Can command multiple things to happen in the same turn such as pumping heart and drawing a breath in the same turn))
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Topic: Life of Kevin (roll to breath) [SG] (Read 442 times)