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[meronymous]

Who: Eike [ todefydestiny ] & Kasukabe [ meronymous ]
What: Doctor on duty, medical examination!
Where: Just outside one of the red/yellow zones, around the streets.
When: Some time after this thread.

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[todefydestiny]

Eike couldn't say what it was he was dreaming, if he had indeed been dreaming. His eyebrows knitted together first as his sleeping face twisted into a grimace before he finally opened his eyes. He stared up at the sky, marveling at it. Never had much time to actually sit back and really take in his surroundings. He had started to try to lie to himself that perhaps suddenly being transported to another city -- another world -- had not happened. That, maybe, all the excitement of the day had just caused him to pass out and he just woke up in the middle of the square. Of course, it was very difficult to keep with these small hopes when he felt a strange pressure on his arm, followed shortly by a slight pain

[meronymous]

Indeed, Eike had remained so still that it wasn't until the mumbled words that Kasukabe realized that his 'patient' was awake. Several moment after he'd slid the needletip of his syringe into the surface vein of Eike's arm. And he was just about to start drawing blood (all for experimentation purposes, nothing dangerous!) when he could have sworn he heard words, and he looked up. Meeting Eike's horrified stare with just a mild "oh" face at first -- and then a bright smile. "Hello! You might not want to move! Just a second

[todefydestiny]

During the rather cheerful chatter from his doctor -- as he lacked any other definition to call him, Eike looked from where they were seated to the ground. He wondered if he would survive jumping down from where he was as he felt his skin constantly turn just a shade whiter the longer that he stayed on top of the termite. The termite which he now knew as the name Jackson. His hand absentmindedly held the cotton bandage in place as he kept trying to figure out what it was that he could do. However, it seemed like he should say something to the person who had helped him rather than remain gawking as he was

[meronymous]

It wasn't that Kasukabe was completely oblivious to his patient's discomfort, though -- of course he wasn't, he'd be a terribly poor doctor if he was! Besides, it wasn't hard to tell from the tensed limbs and faint flinches that Eike was probably a bit uncomfortable about Jackson. Which was a sad thing, since Caiman had been the same about Johnson, and anyone who saw Jackson tended to flinch away. Ah, well. Couldn't really be helped that people judged so heavily based on appearances, especially since Jackson was fairly obedient and good-natured once you got past the enormous pincers and ever-so-slightly-acidic drool