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| NAME: Perley Schmachding |
| DOB/POB: 12/02/2000 - Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany |
| CID: 41008 |
| OCCUPATION: CWU Worker - CRU Technician |
| SOCIAL STANDING: SUPPORTER |
| STATUS: PRESUMED DEAD |
| RELATIVE(S): Adrian Schmachding: ALIVE / C22, Madeline Schmachding: ALIVE / C14 |
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< BOOKS >
Wound Treatment, for Amateurs, by an Amateur.
Wound Treatment for Amateurs, by an Amateur.
Volume 1.
A book by Perley Schmachding.
Section 1. PROLOGUE
If you're reading this, you probably have no idea how to treat wounds, or are an professional about to criticize this book for being made by an amateur. Probably both. This book will cover how to treat the most common wounds quickly and (possibly) efficiently.
Section 2. SHARP WOUNDS/CUTS
Items required: Bandages, cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol.
Optional: Painkillers, filtered water, stitches (more info on Section 2.1.)
Step 1: Assess the injury, where is the cut located? Ask the Patient, and ask for a backstory if possible.
Step 1.5 (OPTIONAL, BUT RECOMMENDED): Administer painkillers to the patient, if the patient asks for water to chug it down, provide it for them.
Step 2: Clean the wound, pour some alcohol droplets on your cleaning rag, and slowly and carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound. Recommended to warn the patient for the incoming pain beforehand.
Step 3: Wrap two rolls of bandages around the patient's cut, be sure to spread the bandage around the area of the wound. Do not just wrap around the cut itself.
Step 4: Ensure that the wound is properly treated, check if the bandage holds onto the patient's wound, once all is done, CONGRATULATIONS. You just treated someones (potentially) lifethreatening wound.
SECTION 2.1. SEVERE SHARP WOUNDS
Items required: Cleaning rag, stitches, bottle of alcohol, your hands.
IN THIS SCENARIO, THE PATIENT HAS A HUGE CUT, AND IT'S SHOWING THEIR INSIDES.
Step 1: Assess the injury, where is the cut?
Step 2: Apply immediate pressure to the wound, to prevent further bleeding. This is done by pressing hard on the sides of the wound leading to the torso.
Step 3: Using your stitches, impale the sides of the open wound, begin to pull hard on the string of your stitches, and tie a knot with them. If done correctly, the first side of the injury will be closed shut. Continue to do this until it's completely shut off.
Step 4: As usual, clean the wound with an alcohol-ridden rag.
Step 5: As usual, two rolls of bandages, wrap it around.
Step 6: Ensure everything is done properly.
CONGRATULATIONS, you did it again.
SECTION 3. END.
Hopefully this guide will serve you well, whenever you are saving someones life or treating a papercut.
Volume 1.
A book by Perley Schmachding.
Section 1. PROLOGUE
If you're reading this, you probably have no idea how to treat wounds, or are an professional about to criticize this book for being made by an amateur. Probably both. This book will cover how to treat the most common wounds quickly and (possibly) efficiently.
Section 2. SHARP WOUNDS/CUTS
Items required: Bandages, cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol.
Optional: Painkillers, filtered water, stitches (more info on Section 2.1.)
Step 1: Assess the injury, where is the cut located? Ask the Patient, and ask for a backstory if possible.
Step 1.5 (OPTIONAL, BUT RECOMMENDED): Administer painkillers to the patient, if the patient asks for water to chug it down, provide it for them.
Step 2: Clean the wound, pour some alcohol droplets on your cleaning rag, and slowly and carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound. Recommended to warn the patient for the incoming pain beforehand.
Step 3: Wrap two rolls of bandages around the patient's cut, be sure to spread the bandage around the area of the wound. Do not just wrap around the cut itself.
Step 4: Ensure that the wound is properly treated, check if the bandage holds onto the patient's wound, once all is done, CONGRATULATIONS. You just treated someones (potentially) lifethreatening wound.
SECTION 2.1. SEVERE SHARP WOUNDS
Items required: Cleaning rag, stitches, bottle of alcohol, your hands.
IN THIS SCENARIO, THE PATIENT HAS A HUGE CUT, AND IT'S SHOWING THEIR INSIDES.
Step 1: Assess the injury, where is the cut?
Step 2: Apply immediate pressure to the wound, to prevent further bleeding. This is done by pressing hard on the sides of the wound leading to the torso.
Step 3: Using your stitches, impale the sides of the open wound, begin to pull hard on the string of your stitches, and tie a knot with them. If done correctly, the first side of the injury will be closed shut. Continue to do this until it's completely shut off.
Step 4: As usual, clean the wound with an alcohol-ridden rag.
Step 5: As usual, two rolls of bandages, wrap it around.
Step 6: Ensure everything is done properly.
CONGRATULATIONS, you did it again.
SECTION 3. END.
Hopefully this guide will serve you well, whenever you are saving someones life or treating a papercut.
Wound Treatment for Amateurs, by an Amateur.
Volume 2.
By Perley Schmachding.
LEGEND
(O): OPTIONAL
(C): IF CUT/BLEED
SECTION 1. PROLOGUE
If you're reading this, (which you are), you are most likely looking for a way to treat the huge bump and purple skin on your pal's skin (or your own skin.) Or your pal tripped on the staircase and stubbed his toe really badly. This guide will show you how to treat Blunt Force Trauma efficiently and quickly.
SECTION 2. MINOR BFT.
(Refers to bumps, minor swelling)
Items required: Cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol, cold water.
Optional: Painkillers and bottle of water.
Step 1: Identify the injury, ask the patient where the injury is located.
Step 1.5 (O): Administer painkillers to the patient, if asked for water to chug it down, provide it.
Step 2: Clean the wound, pour a few droplets on the cleaning rag. Then carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound, make sure that the entire wound is cleaned to prevent infection.
Step 3: Apply cold water to the wound, it will reduce further swelling on the wound by cooling the blood vessels.
CONGRATULATIONS, you treated a poor man's stubbed toe.
SECTION 3. SEVERE BFT.
(Refers to major swelling, broken bones, patient immobilized.)
Items required: Cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol, cold water, splints, painkillers, bandages, board-shaped object (size of wound), tape
Step 1: Identify the injuries.
Step 2: Apply pressure to wound, it will reduce swelling by shutting the blood flow.
Step 2.5 (O): Administer painkillers to the patient, if asked for water to chug it down, provide it.
Step 3: Clean the wound, pour a few droplets on the cleaning rag. Then carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound, make sure that the entire wound is cleaned to prevent infection.
Step 3.5: (C): Wrap a bandage around the wound, make sure to spread the bandage around the area. Do not just wrap it around the cut itelf.
Step 4: Apply a splint by first putting the board object below the limb of the wound. Then wrap a bandage around the wound, make sure to spread it. Then secure the splint with tape to prevent it from falling off.
Beware, you might need to install metal bones in the patient which requires SURGERY.
SECTION 4. END
Hopefully this guide served you well, farewell. Until you stub your next toe.
Volume 2.
By Perley Schmachding.
LEGEND
(O): OPTIONAL
(C): IF CUT/BLEED
SECTION 1. PROLOGUE
If you're reading this, (which you are), you are most likely looking for a way to treat the huge bump and purple skin on your pal's skin (or your own skin.) Or your pal tripped on the staircase and stubbed his toe really badly. This guide will show you how to treat Blunt Force Trauma efficiently and quickly.
SECTION 2. MINOR BFT.
(Refers to bumps, minor swelling)
Items required: Cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol, cold water.
Optional: Painkillers and bottle of water.
Step 1: Identify the injury, ask the patient where the injury is located.
Step 1.5 (O): Administer painkillers to the patient, if asked for water to chug it down, provide it.
Step 2: Clean the wound, pour a few droplets on the cleaning rag. Then carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound, make sure that the entire wound is cleaned to prevent infection.
Step 3: Apply cold water to the wound, it will reduce further swelling on the wound by cooling the blood vessels.
CONGRATULATIONS, you treated a poor man's stubbed toe.
SECTION 3. SEVERE BFT.
(Refers to major swelling, broken bones, patient immobilized.)
Items required: Cleaning rag, bottle of alcohol, cold water, splints, painkillers, bandages, board-shaped object (size of wound), tape
Step 1: Identify the injuries.
Step 2: Apply pressure to wound, it will reduce swelling by shutting the blood flow.
Step 2.5 (O): Administer painkillers to the patient, if asked for water to chug it down, provide it.
Step 3: Clean the wound, pour a few droplets on the cleaning rag. Then carefully rub the rag against the patient's wound, make sure that the entire wound is cleaned to prevent infection.
Step 3.5: (C): Wrap a bandage around the wound, make sure to spread the bandage around the area. Do not just wrap it around the cut itelf.
Step 4: Apply a splint by first putting the board object below the limb of the wound. Then wrap a bandage around the wound, make sure to spread it. Then secure the splint with tape to prevent it from falling off.
Beware, you might need to install metal bones in the patient which requires SURGERY.
SECTION 4. END
Hopefully this guide served you well, farewell. Until you stub your next toe.
< DAY LOGS >
22/08/2021
I keep receiving these hallucinations from that godforsaken cultist expedition, fuck. I don't wanna say or admit this to anyone, so I'm keeping my mouth shut, I don't want anyone to think I'm a crazed man, I wish I could say this, not after what has happened later today.
Son of a bitch Callaway, I knew I was the next in line for him ruin everyone who isn't in the Collaborator's Party. I befriended a bird, named Archimedes, I felt happier that day, I always wanted a crow pet, but everytime I tried, it would get killed by Civil Protection. I hate this 'Pest' classification, these creatures are way more intelligent than people think, and the Collaborator's Party thinks we should kill them all. God fucking damn.
As I was on Victory Square, resting with my new bird friend, I saw Callaway in the distance, whispering to a cop. I disregarded it at first, and continued resting. That is, until the previously-mentioned cop walked up to me, unholstered their gun at me and bird, I was shocked and apalled that I flinched. The cop took the bird upon the ground, stomped it so hard that it's blood spewed out onto my shoes and pants, then kicked into the manhole. Someone else witnessed it, he was just as shocked as me. The experience was terrible, all thanks toson-of-a-bitch Callaway himself. But what happened later that day wasn't the worst part.
I made a mixture that puts me unconscious on purpose, 5mg of diazepam and 5g opium. I should've lowered the opium amount, I'll do 10mg next time. I unknowningly consumed the drug that I made infront of my 3 friends, I passed out cold infront of them, and I awoke in the clinic, my book with the mixes taken away and barely conscious. They saw what I was making, they knew what has gotten me to this state. Fuck.
Then I forgot to give a patient's prescribed anti-biotics for their injury, like a complete dumbass. The poor guy is probably suffering alot now.
The pain is unbearable, I don't like it. It's uncomfortable. I'll get caught next time I'll try to make one of my next mixtures, the Tranqbeer felt so good though, it truly did get rid of all the pain.
I'm gonna go try to get some marijuana, I heard it's good for numbing the pain and it feels good to smoke. I hope it numbs the pain just as the Tranqbeer I drank.
As I was on Victory Square, resting with my new bird friend, I saw Callaway in the distance, whispering to a cop. I disregarded it at first, and continued resting. That is, until the previously-mentioned cop walked up to me, unholstered their gun at me and bird, I was shocked and apalled that I flinched. The cop took the bird upon the ground, stomped it so hard that it's blood spewed out onto my shoes and pants, then kicked into the manhole. Someone else witnessed it, he was just as shocked as me. The experience was terrible, all thanks to
I made a mixture that puts me unconscious on purpose, 5mg of diazepam and 5g opium. I should've lowered the opium amount, I'll do 10mg next time. I unknowningly consumed the drug that I made infront of my 3 friends, I passed out cold infront of them, and I awoke in the clinic, my book with the mixes taken away and barely conscious. They saw what I was making, they knew what has gotten me to this state. Fuck.
Then I forgot to give a patient's prescribed anti-biotics for their injury, like a complete dumbass. The poor guy is probably suffering alot now.
The pain is unbearable, I don't like it. It's uncomfortable. I'll get caught next time I'll try to make one of my next mixtures, the Tranqbeer felt so good though, it truly did get rid of all the pain.
I'm gonna go try to get some marijuana, I heard it's good for numbing the pain and it feels good to smoke. I hope it numbs the pain just as the Tranqbeer I drank.
I fucked up.
I lost everything, my position as a Doctor, blacklisted from ever working in the clinic again, possibly getting fired from the CRU aswell due to my drug addiction. I hate everything, I wish I could just shoot my old self in the back.
Two of my friends are dead, I am still useless and I don't believe this is going anything better. One day I'll kill myself, it's not worth it living in this fucking world, everything I ever loved was taken away from me, and now I'm stuck cooking meals and constantly getting belittled by the cops. Gottverdammt Richard, you left us too early. And for Tove, I should've just said it was too dangerous, but due to my actions it led to your death from the cops.
It's all my fault.
It's all my fault.
FINAL ENTRY
I'm out, goodbye. Hopefully retiring at the age of 21 in Italy (Atleast, I am not planning to retire THAT early.) Atleast, I'm hoping we atleast make it. Arrived just in the nick of time, to meet up with the rest of the Shephards, I'm not sure how I feel going to Italy, but knowing my best friends are with me, It'll be alright.
< RELATIONSHIPS >
RESPECTS BEST FRIEND FRIEND ACQUAINTANCE DISTRUSTS DISLIKES HATES DECEASED
Perley Schmachding
Played by: @pegwin
Played by: @pegwin
Me.
Where can I begin with myself? Well, I can honestly say I hate myself, for what I have done. I ruined everything for drugs, my career, my reputation, and most importantly, everyone's trust.
I feel like me getting just fired and beaten up wasn't enough. I continuously beat myself up, just so I could get a proper punishment.
I hate myself.
I've changed, for the better. Just not enough.
Where can I begin with myself? Well, I can honestly say I hate myself, for what I have done. I ruined everything for drugs, my career, my reputation, and most importantly, everyone's trust.
I feel like me getting just fired and beaten up wasn't enough. I continuously beat myself up, just so I could get a proper punishment.
I hate myself.
I've changed, for the better. Just not enough.
Richard Johnson
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @fhs15
Elsa Becker
Celine Sutrom
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Czesui
Tyriel Sutrom
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Acheif
Charles Ross
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Charles Ross
Alena Medvedeva
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @JayHog1992
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @fhs15
A less fortunate but more humorous person than me.
The man that helped me stay away from trouble, I practically own my life to this man. Without him I wouldn't have gotten to the point that I am in my life currently.
Yet they took you away from us, I'll never forget how you have shaped me the person I am today, I hope you're not dead and you're secretly in hiding. Rest well, Dick Johnson. I'll miss you.
I'm surprised you were alive this whole time, I'm atleast glad you're still with us.
The man that helped me stay away from trouble, I practically own my life to this man. Without him I wouldn't have gotten to the point that I am in my life currently.
I'm surprised you were alive this whole time, I'm atleast glad you're still with us.
Celine Sutrom
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Czesui
Someone who changed for good.
The person behind all these 'motivational' broadcasts, she's a bit 'brutal' and lacks some morals. Aside from the constant talks about 'instinct' and some other combine-related ideology points, she's great to talk with, and hopefully all goes well for her despite her questionable morals.
...atleast, that's what I thought of her four months ago, knew she wasn't that bad if she wasn't under the Combine, thanks for getting me to where I am today, not sure how I would've been if we haven't been friends. Hopefully your relationship between you and Tyriel works out.
The person behind all these 'motivational' broadcasts, she's a bit 'brutal' and lacks some morals. Aside from the constant talks about 'instinct' and some other combine-related ideology points, she's great to talk with, and hopefully all goes well for her despite her questionable morals.
...atleast, that's what I thought of her four months ago, knew she wasn't that bad if she wasn't under the Combine, thanks for getting me to where I am today, not sure how I would've been if we haven't been friends. Hopefully your relationship between you and Tyriel works out.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Acheif
A really talented and friendly medic.
One of the less fortunate people I've met, but she's still a pretty awesome person regardless of what she went through. Her medical skills are really impressive, but due to her social standing she isn't able to use her skills in play. I hope that changes soon. May I wish her good luck on her parole, and hope that she stays safe.
Never thought I'd see you again in Industrial Twenty-Four, nice to see that you were indeed still alive. I hope you're planning on still staying alive in Italy.
One of the less fortunate people I've met, but she's still a pretty awesome person regardless of what she went through. Her medical skills are really impressive, but due to her social standing she isn't able to use her skills in play. I hope that changes soon. May I wish her good luck on her parole, and hope that she stays safe.
Never thought I'd see you again in Industrial Twenty-Four, nice to see that you were indeed still alive. I hope you're planning on still staying alive in Italy.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @Charles Ross
Close partner during the Industrial Twenty-Four days.
Can't say much about him, I do thank him for being empathic towards the loss of my two closest friends. He's otherwise a great and reliable person; Being medically and technically skilled, if you know what I mean.
Thanks for helping me out with the CWU 'shenanigans' a month ago, I wouldn't have done it without you. Here's to hoping that we get to know each other more in Italy.
Can't say much about him, I do thank him for being empathic towards the loss of my two closest friends. He's otherwise a great and reliable person; Being medically and technically skilled, if you know what I mean.
Thanks for helping me out with the CWU 'shenanigans' a month ago, I wouldn't have done it without you. Here's to hoping that we get to know each other more in Italy.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @JayHog1992
Entowering woman and co-worker.
That time I met her in the snow-infested City Twenty-Four? It was particularly an interesting experience, seeing her call me 'Snowman' brightens up my day atleast, makes it more bearable. Aside from that, she's a pretty good person.
That time I met her in the snow-infested City Twenty-Four? It was particularly an interesting experience, seeing her call me 'Snowman' brightens up my day atleast, makes it more bearable. Aside from that, she's a pretty good person.
Jessica Chen
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @DazeCandles
Andrew Mason
Played by: @JayHog1992
Larry Leckman
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @toby
Samir Al-Farouqi
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @mayogargle
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @DazeCandles
Higher-up in the CWU.
A really cheerful and friendly person, I enjoy our conversations alot, hopefully your energy never dies down, ever. You're the sort of person that successfully keeps the morale high through her playful and cheerful antics, that's why i like her for that. I hope you stay safe from any troubles, and that we can continue to chit chat more.
A really cheerful and friendly person, I enjoy our conversations alot, hopefully your energy never dies down, ever. You're the sort of person that successfully keeps the morale high through her playful and cheerful antics, that's why i like her for that. I hope you stay safe from any troubles, and that we can continue to chit chat more.
Played by: @JayHog1992
Fellow co-worker.
Great guy overall, I appreciate his offers in him helping me out. I hope his career in the CMU goes well, can't say the same for mine. Good to see you around the store sometimes too.
Great guy overall, I appreciate his offers in him helping me out. I hope his career in the CMU goes well, can't say the same for mine. Good to see you around the store sometimes too.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @toby
Enigmatic co-worker.
I don't know how to feel about him, he's just always *there*. It's like he always knows where I am or something. Aside from that, he's a great acquaintance, makes my life in this god-forsaken city somewhat better.
I don't know how to feel about him, he's just always *there*. It's like he always knows where I am or something. Aside from that, he's a great acquaintance, makes my life in this god-forsaken city somewhat better.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @mayogargle
Empathic Doctor.
He has been there for me at my lowest, even having the time to listen in closely on what happened to me and re-assuring everything will be okay, great guy. Good man even.
He has been there for me at my lowest, even having the time to listen in closely on what happened to me and re-assuring everything will be okay, great guy. Good man even.
Stanislav Kratky
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @EpicWolf
Vlada Cheremnykh
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @VictorianMapping
Tove
Played by: someone.
Kıvanç Özçelik
Played by: @Veteran
Chairman Wyatt Callaway
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @EpicWolf
Anxious, but always ready to help out.
We have been great friends, since we both first arrived here. We managed to rise up together, without your support, I wouldn't have made it into the CMU. Thank you for everything, and I hope that this relationship never goes bad.
I shouldn't have lied to you, I'm sorry. I wish you were still here.
We have been great friends, since we both first arrived here. We managed to rise up together, without your support, I wouldn't have made it into the CMU. Thank you for everything, and I hope that this relationship never goes bad.
I shouldn't have lied to you, I'm sorry. I wish you were still here.
BIOGRAPHY
Played by: @VictorianMapping
An empathic close friend.
I should've done something about your declining mental state, it's all my fault.
I should've done something about your declining mental state, it's all my fault.
Played by: someone.
The fun I needed in my life for once.
I should've known you were going to die soon if you kept acting like this, but your chaotic personality really brightened up my mood during my shitty times. I should've just denied coming with you to the coast, you died all because of me. Godspeed you beautiful bastard.
I should've known you were going to die soon if you kept acting like this, but your chaotic personality really brightened up my mood during my shitty times. I should've just denied coming with you to the coast, you died all because of me. Godspeed you beautiful bastard.
Played by: @Veteran
The worrysome yet friendly Scientist.
It was nice to have a conversation with him. He always had something to talk about and that's what made him likeable. Gott verdammt, they took you too early. Fuck.
It was nice to have a conversation with him. He always had something to talk about and that's what made him likeable. Gott verdammt, they took you too early. Fuck.
The Chairman himself. Crowkiller and moral-less bastard.
I hope you suffer the consequences of your actions you narcissistic evil son of a bitch. I'll make you pay for this one day.
Good riddance.
I hope you suffer the consequences of your actions you narcissistic evil son of a bitch. I'll make you pay for this one day.
Good riddance.
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