[Why are you people being so unhelpful. Someone might actually have hypothermia, here. The MCU world's foremost expert on being frozen, to the rescue.]
Get person out of cold clothes. Get them into warm clothes. Yours, if you can, since they will be warm with your body heat. Wrap in blankets on a bed or chair, off the floor. Limbs curled in towards center of mass. Near a fire if you can make one catch or have a spell for that. Warm drinks if they can drink. Lukewarm water bath (not hot) if they can't drink. Share the blankets with person to share body heat.
[Most of that... was not applicable to cryofreeze. But they know it anyway, apparently. Useful.]
exercise? blankets? hot chocolate? are you okay? how frozen are we talking here
[ He's pretty sure he knows who this is (@ jtodd, whoever you are, he owes you for leaving that snippet of conversation open) but it seems like some people are all right with helping Vanitas, despite what his memories show of him. Riku seems to trust him too. He can't be all the way bad, right? ]
only a week but i tried it just now i can i can't make you trust me but believe me i can or if something's wrong with that i can run by rastus and pick up a torch
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[He never said to be helpful.]
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I know that's hard for you.
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yeah but there's torches and lanterns
idk I assumed you had a torch nearby
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Who is it that's dying of exposure?
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— text / @parker.
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It doesn't get like this in the desert.
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Start with layers - you got anything thick and long? Then eat and drink something warm.
If you're anywhere that lets in a draught, try and block it.
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[ the draught will be hard to combat in the museum, but he wouldn't have thought of it without Peter saying so ]
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Why can’t they eat or drink?
[ given where that are: not a question with the simplest of answers. ]
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Text @ Soldier
Get person out of cold clothes. Get them into warm clothes. Yours, if you can, since they will be warm with your body heat. Wrap in blankets on a bed or chair, off the floor. Limbs curled in towards center of mass. Near a fire if you can make one catch or have a spell for that. Warm drinks if they can drink. Lukewarm water bath (not hot) if they can't drink. Share the blankets with person to share body heat.
[Most of that... was not applicable to cryofreeze. But they know it anyway, apparently. Useful.]
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[ But maybe a torch... there's at least one around here, he knows. ]
How do I wake them up?
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Worry about warm first. Then waking up. Are they inside? Can you get them inside if they aren't?
[If the person is outside, be prepared for an instant "where are you" cuz the Soldier is not letting somebody freeze to death outside.]
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Inside already
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[A pause, then a second text:]
High chance that warming will result in waking. Brain slows down to conserve heat in main organs.
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@langit; text
[ He's pretty sure he knows who this is (@ jtodd, whoever you are, he owes you for leaving that snippet of conversation open) but it seems like some people are all right with helping Vanitas, despite what his memories show of him. Riku seems to trust him too. He can't be all the way bad, right? ]
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I said freezing, not just cold, genius
Exercise won't work
I already have blankets
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i can make fire
if you need it
i just need to know where you are
or where i can meet you
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You can't make fire in this world even with magic I would have done it already
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i can't make you trust me but believe me i can
or if something's wrong with that i can run by rastus and pick up a torch
i want to help
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