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[Sasan is strolling through the city, on his way to the Tower Apartments with his newcomer welcome package for lack of any other place to be. Not to mention it's chilly outside and he'd rather cringe at his living arrangements now to get it over with so he can work on finding a proper place to stay. He figures any housing offered for free has got
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[There's a good deal of amusement tucked into that gentle defense, however, and an unmistakeable hint of something warmly fond. Either it's a particular weakness of his, accents, or he's taken up a french lover.]
But that's very in line with what I've heard, from other Americans. Usually they also mention Hockey as a religion! [His curiosity might betray a well-tempered unfamiliarity, a tolerant and somewhat entertained ignorance about modern stereotypes drawn between national lines.]
Medicine- I'm a general practitioner at the Newcomer Clinic Center, and I've recently begun training for specialized oncology treatment at Skye Medical. I also have background in genetic and early developmental research, and public health administration.
[So basically, by the sound of things, and a certain youth to his voice, no matter how maturely he carries himself, Dr. Yumeno gives off the impression of a gigantically ambitious genius-type, who poses very well for mild and modest?]
...I know that sounds like much, particularly for a person of my age. But compared to what I've worked with before, medical practice is a great deal more complicated in Siren's Port, than it was where I learned.
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Yes, hockey might be considered a religion by muscleheaded members of the lower-middle class who are pumped full of hormones. [He wouldn't put it past them.]
That sounds like a lot of pressure. [Sasan's voice is smooth like velvet.] How do you ever unwind?
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It's quite brutal sport! Particularly here, where the rules are...loose, from what I'm told. We've had boys in the clinic who have shown up thoroughly bruised and battered- missing teeth, too.
I hold up well under most pressure, I suppose. But unwinding? Well- we've been working on that.
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I've always found going out to meet new people to be the best method of unwinding.
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But new people are fascinating. Particularly in port.
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Right, now, is that because so many of them are unwilling guests here or are there some worth really looking at?
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Those who are not inherently, find themselves 'gifted' with phenomenal innate talents by some sort of side effect of The Pull.
But either way, I'd never really been exposed to people beyond citizens of Romdeau City, prior to my arrival here. So it's...an experience.
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This island is home to Superhumanity. In fact, that may be attached to the reason we are confined here.
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It's commonplace here. And still very strange to me, so I understand your doubts.
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