Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2018 16:21:53 GMT -8
"You need to go see the doctor, your body does weird things, nag nag nag," the lion said, hunched over with a scrunched face akin to a child. By no means was he going to berate this... Lich? Like? Some name beginning with the letter 'L'. Far too many names in this world were beyond the man's comprehension. As was a lot of things, in retrospect. Benedikt sighed, a flush of red coming across his face as he recalled some of his previous experiences, none too pleasant for his body. Maybe the worst in the end was that coffee episode. That taste had not flushed out of his mouth for some time, and it had taken a few meals to remove the horrid recollection of this hot beverage stuff. Perhaps in some timeline, he was of noble blood and had the privilege to adapt to and drink the stuff.
Or something else was amiss. He did not know.
The real issue was different altogether. Just where was he supposed to go, again? Back home the medical establishments were not as robust and advanced as the ones in the Life Sphere. In addition, there was the problem of Benedikt not quite able to follow directions. Wonderful. By now there was a good chance he ticked off the working staff. At least he, wait, no, this was a dead end. Ducking beneath a door frame, he waddled back and made a turn down another hallway. Lights flickered on and off, an odd sort, "Huh. This is kinda creepy. Eh, nothing I can't hand-" Every light in the hallway shut off for a moment, before one at the end came back into being. At the end a girl with long, unkempt hair made a slow turn towards the lion.
Heavy footsteps made their towards the main area of the current floor, the rhythmic patterns of sound indicating a rushed feline. Both hands grasped the folder in Benny's hands, the folder in question covering up his muzzle. Widened eyes saw something he never wished to see ever again. "Sir, are you okay," a nurse said, but the man continued his travels through the hospital, ignoring the concern. Stairs. Oh, good, there was a stairway he can use to walk up. From what the lion gathered, this Dr. Faye-Ling was two floors above where he stood now, and a miracle it was he was able to discern such a detail. Right now a brisk walk was just the thing he needed, as that elevator thing was all stuffy and mechanical. Why can these people not just use runes and make it easy for him to understand?
"Ow," he said, unable to determine he needed to duck in order to fit through the next doorway. He was told bigger inhabitants should not have much trouble getting around, but such information required more, as in where these places were. Benny shook his head, recovering from that hiccup and squeezing his body through the frame. Look both ways, a concept most children knew before going across a strange road. Even in a hospital. Room numbers seemed to add up on his floor, the lion holding his little note near his eyes to confirm. Yeah, just down this hallway and he was there. The lumbering oaf made a turn, feline eyes gazing upon the room numbers.
One stood out in particular, matching the set of instructions, as well as the name Dr. Litchi Faye-Ling. He did a double take to make sure he was reading this correct. Which he failed to confirm one hundred percent. It was better than nothing, as he took the risk, raised his heavy fist, and rapped on the door.
Coolshaymin
Or something else was amiss. He did not know.
The real issue was different altogether. Just where was he supposed to go, again? Back home the medical establishments were not as robust and advanced as the ones in the Life Sphere. In addition, there was the problem of Benedikt not quite able to follow directions. Wonderful. By now there was a good chance he ticked off the working staff. At least he, wait, no, this was a dead end. Ducking beneath a door frame, he waddled back and made a turn down another hallway. Lights flickered on and off, an odd sort, "Huh. This is kinda creepy. Eh, nothing I can't hand-" Every light in the hallway shut off for a moment, before one at the end came back into being. At the end a girl with long, unkempt hair made a slow turn towards the lion.
Heavy footsteps made their towards the main area of the current floor, the rhythmic patterns of sound indicating a rushed feline. Both hands grasped the folder in Benny's hands, the folder in question covering up his muzzle. Widened eyes saw something he never wished to see ever again. "Sir, are you okay," a nurse said, but the man continued his travels through the hospital, ignoring the concern. Stairs. Oh, good, there was a stairway he can use to walk up. From what the lion gathered, this Dr. Faye-Ling was two floors above where he stood now, and a miracle it was he was able to discern such a detail. Right now a brisk walk was just the thing he needed, as that elevator thing was all stuffy and mechanical. Why can these people not just use runes and make it easy for him to understand?
"Ow," he said, unable to determine he needed to duck in order to fit through the next doorway. He was told bigger inhabitants should not have much trouble getting around, but such information required more, as in where these places were. Benny shook his head, recovering from that hiccup and squeezing his body through the frame. Look both ways, a concept most children knew before going across a strange road. Even in a hospital. Room numbers seemed to add up on his floor, the lion holding his little note near his eyes to confirm. Yeah, just down this hallway and he was there. The lumbering oaf made a turn, feline eyes gazing upon the room numbers.
One stood out in particular, matching the set of instructions, as well as the name Dr. Litchi Faye-Ling. He did a double take to make sure he was reading this correct. Which he failed to confirm one hundred percent. It was better than nothing, as he took the risk, raised his heavy fist, and rapped on the door.
Coolshaymin
Around Litchi's... Rather oriental Clinic compared to most of the building she was looking through some papers while Moon and her floating Pokedex known as Rotom looked over some documents too on the other side. Of course, the room still had it's advanced bits like computers but it was heavily traditional chinese in terms of decoration, Litchi insisting on red furniture and the like to match the aesthetic. This place was mostly for more... therapeutic care than major care like the rest of the building. Though being familiar with magic and all kinds of things in addition gave her validation for looking over clients. Moon, of course was here to do her job and help out the staff fill positions. She was more a field doctor by preference but this job helped the people with one of the most important jobs on the planet right now aside farming, police and the Leaders.
