[labyrinthum] ic inbox

[arsenist]

INBOX text / audio / video / action “it's showtime.” code credit

Comments

[arsenist]

Got it. It's probably unrelated, never mind.

[He gently checks a "maybe amnesia" box in his mind.]

Is this why you're interested in studying humans, or is that just a bonus from the job?

[seeinside]

Both again! I'm going to be offering my services as a doctor to everyone here, you see, so I need to know how certain medicines effect certain bodies.

I don't get many opportunities to test humans back home either, so I'd consider that a bonus!

[arsenist]

Waking up here must be like hitting the jackpot, then.

Would I be right to assume you mostly worked with youkai up til now? I'd imagine they have a pretty big range of physiologies.

[seeinside]

It is! You get it, Kurusu-kun!

You'd be right again. I've worked with mamalian bodies, reptilian, avian, arthropodal, botanical, fungal, wooden, paper...

Any kind of youkai you can imagine, chances are they've been my patients at least once or twice. I do like to keep myself busy!

[arsenist]

Even paper, huh? I know I said you were impressive, but it feels like it has a whole new meaning now.

[Was he performing surgeries on chouchin obake...? He's startled, just a dash alarmed, but something worse is happening - he's becoming fascinated.]

Will I be the first human you've ever examined?

[seeinside]

Not the first, no. But my previous human guin

[ Backspace....... ]

But my previous human patients were all for more incidental examinations than anything. I still have a lot to learn about them!

[arsenist]

[This feels like a time that Akira should be backpedaling. If not backpedaling, at least hitting some breaks.

Naturally, this means that he sends:]

Well, in that case, hopefully my body can serve as a good springboard for furthering your learning.

[seeinside]

Your courage and cooperation are greatly appreciated, Kurusu-kun!

But don't worry, I'll be as gentle with you as the medicine allows.

[arsenist]

It's no problem. I appreciate the consideration, though.

My body's used to some strong medicines from undergoing medicine trials back home, but there's no telling what effect some of the local medicines will have on me.