of_many_treasures | Beaten Up With Nowhere to Go

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Beaten Up With Nowhere to Go

[Well if this wasn't a sorry sight.

Kaitou was stumbling along, holding a wounded shoulder as he was making his way to the only people who he trusted to get him help. And with a groan, he collapsed in the front of Myodoun Academy, face first on the ground.

It wasn't long till students started noticing this, and Kaitou groaned as he tried to get up. He was also clutching onto a familiar looking cooler with a shrill elephant-like miniature sound trumpeting from inside.

With a heave, he looked up at the nearest student, biting out,] Call your student body president... and get me to the infirmary...

[Someone help? Looks like he got severely thrashed again.]

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Yes, and there's a bit of blunting damage. But it's not that much of a deal.

Do you want me to see if I can get you some fairy medicine? A few of their medicines work much better than human concoctions.

[ At least in her time. ]

You don't really need to go that far for me, but I suppose a pain reliever would be okay.

I'm a fairy doctor, it's not much of a hassle beyond finding something proper to trade.

Well all right, if you're so certain it'll help.

Can you tell me where you are so I can get over there once I get some?

I'm currently laid up in the Mydouin Academy infirmary.

I'll see what I can do then.

Thanks.

{{ OOC: Do you want to handwave or action spam or make a log or what? }}

(ooc: either or is fine with me! action spamming is fine)

[ It takes a bit of time, a few hours, but Lydia does manage to obtain what is likely the fairy equivalent of pain killers and vitamins. It's actually nothing stupendously impressive, but fairies hate things that taste bad, so they probably taste rather like candy. Lydia hasn't tasted them herself, but she had a trusted fairy friend guarantee they were safe before she traded a batch of fresh-made cookies for them.

Once she has some, she worldhops on over to exactly where he said he'd be, wearing some "regular" clothes that she got on a shopping trip with Sasayan so that she blends in. She looks like she feels incredibly awkward, since she definitely isn't used to wearing modern clothing, but it's better than wearing a large, attention-attracting dress as she wanders around looking for the exact room.. ]

[The room is clearly marked, although the words are printed in Japanese. And yet there's Kaitou clearly visible through the door as he is fiddling with a cube puzzle that he had found in one of the drawers. He looks like he's seen better days though...]

[ While Lydia can read, there is an unfortunate problem of her primary language being English, but she recognizes his face easily enough. Instead of going in right away, she'll stare at the name plate for a moment to try to memorize what his name looks like. It's unlikely that she'll be able to replicate the symbols, but she should be able to recognize it if she sees it again.

Politely, she knocks on the door without going in. ]

[Kaitou looked up from his prone position, and nodded to her.] Thanks for coming. I guess this is one of those times I should be thankful people come by to help.

Should be? Did you not want help?

[ She comes in when she's acknowledged and closes the door behind her, holding out a small piece of parchment folded so that it holds the medicine. ]

I just have trouble asking for help honestly. But I'm okay with it, really. I just hate keeping debts.

[At least she was worried about her, so that was something.]

You don't owe me anything. I already get paid to be a fairy doctor, I couldn't ask for more than that.

Oh yeah you were planning on that. I suppose it has its perks I take it?

I get paid and I get to do something I'm passionate about, I'd imagine that's a perk enough.. any other perks are canceled out by certain behaviors of the man I work for.

I noticed. Edgar seems charming but he can act pretty dumb sometimes. But not that I talk to him much to be fair...

I wouldn't say he's less intelligent, he simply has trouble understanding the word "no."

Some people call that stubborn.

Stubborn, persistent, a poor listener, disrespectful of others opinions and feelings; take your pick.

Well its certainly a lot of things. But I guess you have your reasons for sticking with him.

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