[Semi-open?] A modern man cannot survive drowning in formaldehyde...
Characters: Doctor Hojo, Zexion and Crow. (Others are welcome to start new threads if you're so inclined =D. However, if you just wish to assume, it is going to be a pretty routine medical exam.)
Content: Zexion and Crow (and possibly others), at different times, come to the Infirmary as requested by the cantankerous new doctor.
Setting: The Infirmary on the Fiertia.
Time: Some time after Hojo's Network Post.
Warnings: Snark, snide intellectuals, Square Enix Villains, potential for needle-squick? IDK.
Hmph.
Well, the medical records of those on board the ship weren't in anywhere near as bad an order as he'd so arrogantly expected, but they were by no means perfect. Valuable sections were missing from some, entire files missing from others, outdated articles were left filed with the current roster in some cases and some of the handwriting on some of them were nigh-on illegible.
Still. They were more complete than he'd anticipated.
That, however, did not cover those newly joined. His own records were not present, but that was irrelevant. He was hardly going to be putting himself in danger in the line of duty and having complete records for those that might was far more important.
Well, that, and it might reveal more about the crew that he may find most interesting.
Content: Zexion and Crow (and possibly others), at different times, come to the Infirmary as requested by the cantankerous new doctor.
Setting: The Infirmary on the Fiertia.
Time: Some time after Hojo's Network Post.
Warnings: Snark, snide intellectuals, Square Enix Villains, potential for needle-squick? IDK.
Hmph.
Well, the medical records of those on board the ship weren't in anywhere near as bad an order as he'd so arrogantly expected, but they were by no means perfect. Valuable sections were missing from some, entire files missing from others, outdated articles were left filed with the current roster in some cases and some of the handwriting on some of them were nigh-on illegible.
Still. They were more complete than he'd anticipated.
That, however, did not cover those newly joined. His own records were not present, but that was irrelevant. He was hardly going to be putting himself in danger in the line of duty and having complete records for those that might was far more important.
Well, that, and it might reveal more about the crew that he may find most interesting.