Saturn woke up to the sound of screams and an agonising pain in her head. When she lifted a hand to her head, she realised that her arm was hurt. She had trouble standing up, everything seemed blurry and she didn't realise what had happened. When she stood up, she collapsed once again and fell to the ground. She groaned, her whole body screamed in pain.
"Help! Help!" A woman screamed, a pregnant woman. For a moment, Saturn forgot her pain and ran to the woman in need, wanting to help as much as she could.
"Are you okay, miss? Can I help?" She asked, gently looking into her eyes.
"I'm having contractions!" She whimpered before falling on to the ground. Suddenly, a man Saturn remembered as Jack, ran towards them and helped the woman.
"Saturn, can you help the woman over there, the one who that man is trying to reanimate?" Jack asked, focusing on the girl. She had bad wounds herself, though she seemed to ignore her wounds as much as she could. The teenager nodded and ran towards the woman, really worried. She had pain herself, but she shoved it aside as much ash she could.
She recognised the man as Boone and gently grabbed his shoulder.
"You're doing it wrong, you're blowing air into her stomach. Let me!" She remembered the few reanimate lessons she had and blew her precious air into the woman's lungs, and tried to start her heart again. Sweat stroked down her face, and she felt relieve coming over her when the woman breathed again, and came back to consciousness. Boone looked at her with admiration, and as he looked better at the girl, he noticed blood and her panting. She was exhausted and hurt.
"You're hurt." Boone said, kneeling closer to her and trying to see the wound on her head.
"I'm alright, it's okay." Saturn said, standing up, but soon collapsing to the ground with darkness surrounding her.
Saturn woke up in a shadow surrounding her, and Jack sitting next to her. She had a bandage around her head. He just wanted to roll up her sleeve, to examine the wound on her arm, but she stopped him.
"No." She hissed angrily, making the doctor confused.
"You're hurt. I need to or it'll get infected." He attempted to roll up her sleeve again, but she stopped him once more.
"Don't waste medicine on me. Use it for others." Jack chuckled and ignored her statement.
"It's not a waste of medicine, you need it as much as everyone else." He attempted to roll up her sleeve again, but she pushed his arm away and stood up.
"I can stitch it myself, don't bother doing it. Go help others." She walked away with a quick pace, not looking behind. Jack watched her leave, something was wrong about this. Why wouldn't she want to be healed? He shrugged and when he wanted to walk away, he saw the girl bumping into someone. Saturn stumbled back and fell in the sand, placing her arm to catch her up. It only hurt her more, and pain shot up her arm.
"Damn it." She cursed, not looking up at the stranger she bumped into.
"I'm so sorry! I didn't watch where I was going." A familiar voice said, helping her up. She couldn't place the voice until she looked into the deep blue eyes of the person, whom had a grin on his face and had a hint of worry on his face.
"Don't worry. It was my fault anyway." When she wanted to walk away, he grabbed her arm and held her back. Her body stiffened and pain radiated Of her body. When the man noticed it, he led go of her in the block of an eye. There was a sticky red liquid on his hand and he couldn't help but worry more. "I'm so sorry, I didn't realise-" She shushed him and tried to smile.
"You couldn't have known. You wanted to ask me something?" She wanted to move the attention from it and looked the boy in his eyes, she wanted to look as fine as possible, but her nose was scrunched up in pain and she didn't look fine at all.
"Yeah, right, Euh, what's your name?" He stuttered, distracted by the way she stood and the blood on his hand. He was sure that she must be in pain, she looked so tense. He looked at her better, and he could see beauty in her. Her long black curly hair that seemed to have stars in it, her clear blue eyes and her tiny body. She was gorgeous, he thought, and he wasn't the only one who saw that. Jack had seen it too, and Boone too.
"Saturn, and yours?" She replied, smiling and looking at the man. He seemed nice and above all, he was kind.
The man grinned, that explains the stars in her hair. "I'm Charlie, pleasure to meet you." They shook hands and stared into each other's eyes for a moment. They seemed alike, but weren't. There was a slight difference in colour, Charlie noticed, and hers held much more beauty than his.
Suddenly, someone coughed behind them, and they noticed a man with black hair and a tan skin.
"I wanted to ask if one of could help making a fire for a signal, so that we can be rescued." The man told, looking at both of them. Saturn wanted to offer her help, but Charlie was to quick. "I'll help." He said, but he than paused for a moment.
"I'm Charlie, and this is Saturn. Do you know where we can get a bandage for her arm?" He stated, looking at the Man with a frown. "You can ask the Doctor for that." He said, pointing to Jack, "I'm Sayid by the way." He walked away to another man with long blonde hair and a cheeky grin on his face. Charlie turned his attention to her again, "I'm going to get a bandage, stay here." Saturn nodded, but knew that she should run. He had no intention to scare her of, but she didn't feel really save. When he turned away, she ran for it, even if she was tired. She ran and ran towards the jungle, till she tripped and fell on the ground. Her breaths were rapid, and she felt tears streaming down her face.
She looked around, making sure that she was alone, before taking out her razor and rolling up her sleeve. She looked at the wounds on her arm, there was a deep cut she had gotten from the crash, but there were a lot of different cuts too. The only difference was that those were self inflicted, and that she was about to make new ones.
She slowly placed the razor on her arm and put pressure on it, before letting it slice up her skin, making her bleed. But she didn't mind.
She was drawing with silver, and it turned red.