Zian Mardovich (
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WHO: Zian & any visitors
WHAT: Loud music in the med lab, and one bored eggplant nurse.
WHERE: Nurse's office, ground floor
WHEN: Today!
WARNING(S): Currently none. Just bad taste in music.
After the U-Men incident and the follow-ups, it had been rather calm in the medical department. A few scratches, sprains and a belly ache had been the only thing Zian had to worry about. Instead, he had taken time to familiarize himself with both the ground floor office and med lab, as well as the infirmary and research labs down in the sub-levels. The nurse's office was kind of his home, however, leaving the more serious stuff to the doctors.
That meant that he also ended up personalizing it a bit with some nice, comic-book posters to make the kids feel more at ease, as well as his precious water boiler for the days he just wanted something warmer in his feeding tube. (Though he usually said it was used for tea just in case he'd gross anyone out... plus some might actually want tea while talking symptoms.)
It also included one technopath-made boombox, because his dad had been awesome. It was currently playing rather loud music, easily heard in the corridors outside the nurse's office. Someone liked ridiculously chipper pop songs, right?
WHAT: Loud music in the med lab, and one bored eggplant nurse.
WHERE: Nurse's office, ground floor
WHEN: Today!
WARNING(S): Currently none. Just bad taste in music.
After the U-Men incident and the follow-ups, it had been rather calm in the medical department. A few scratches, sprains and a belly ache had been the only thing Zian had to worry about. Instead, he had taken time to familiarize himself with both the ground floor office and med lab, as well as the infirmary and research labs down in the sub-levels. The nurse's office was kind of his home, however, leaving the more serious stuff to the doctors.
That meant that he also ended up personalizing it a bit with some nice, comic-book posters to make the kids feel more at ease, as well as his precious water boiler for the days he just wanted something warmer in his feeding tube. (Though he usually said it was used for tea just in case he'd gross anyone out... plus some might actually want tea while talking symptoms.)
It also included one technopath-made boombox, because his dad had been awesome. It was currently playing rather loud music, easily heard in the corridors outside the nurse's office. Someone liked ridiculously chipper pop songs, right?
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"I'm here for a test. Or something."
He assumed someone would know what he was talking about. Apparently, there was something weird about him, so they wanted to keep drawing his blood and monitor him. Not that he trusted them, but he'd cooperate for now. Once they let their guard down, maybe he could get out of here and go back home.
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At the sound of the irritable boy's voice, however, he jerked in surprise, almost knocking over a nearby tray of medical supplies. His orange eyes were wide and the sharktoothed mouth under the mask bared in mild shock. It took the medic a breath or two to start signing, his translator reading the signs and speaking for him with that mellow, slightly robotic voice. "Whoa, hey! You surprised me."
Looks like he was playing Moody Teen, now.
Brushing back the metallic dreads, Zian stands up and walks over to fetch Eren's journal, already knowing what name to look for. The kid had left a rather bitter impression on Zian while raving about the MRA, but most of the bitterness came from worry about the kid's mental health.
"Oh, yeah. Blood tests. CBC, BMP, enzymes... the whole nine yards," Zian signs, eying the boy. "You afraid of needles?"
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"Yeah, that stuff." He didn't know too much about it, and he didn't like to think about the fact that his cells weren't normal human cells. If he wasn't intent on playing along a little, for his own reasons, he would have had to be physically escorted here, but he could deal with this for a little while. He hoped they weren't going to use his blood in any weird experiments.
At the question, he narrowed his eyes. "I'm not afraid."
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"Good! Take a seat, will you, and roll up your arm. On any side, I'm not picky," Zian signed while hunting for the extra-large gloves in the nearby cabinet. They were a tight fit, but they worked.
Using a foot to roll over the cart with the tray of testing equipment, he looked over the vials to choose from and picked up a few, writing down Eren's name on them and setting them in the small vial rocker. "Lets see if we can find a nice and plump vein to fill these with!"
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But he did sit down, rolling up his sleeve, his glare intensifying and his body tensing, his hands clenching, as if he were about to hit something. He continued to watch Zian with suspicion, keeping his gaze fixed on him intently. He wasn't sure what Zian might do, but he wasn't going to let his guard down.
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If he could, he'd be humming, too.
"There we go. Now you'll just feel a slight prick for a moment, and it will be over. All I have to do then is fill the vials and you can get out of here. Maybe have some food, I heard it was pizza day in the cafeteria." Food was a good motivator for growing teens, right?
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As the the needle pricked his flesh, a faint steam immediately started to rise from the tiny wound as it instantly tried to heal itself. Eren looked away for the first time. They'd done this before, and he knew his arm would try to heal around the needle. It could be pulled out afterward, but it was still weird, and he didn't like it.
"I won't eat in the cafeteria unless they make me. I'd rather eat in my room."
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The doctor eases the door open as silently as he can - though it wouldn't make much of a difference given Zian's taste in music. He closes it after he enters, ensuring that the sound wouldn't disturb anyone passing by.
"Hello, Zian. I see you've been keeping the kids well." He says this with an amused smile.
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It had been a little weird to work alone for a while, with so many kids around and no actually licensed practitioner available, even just for backup. Still, the medic had managed well, and with his healing powers, there were no immediate emergencies that he couldn't zap.
...but it was nice to see his friend again.
"How have you been? Did you travel okay?"
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Though he doesn't say for what purpose. He is alright with letting Zian know if the other asks, but the matter he met up with his brother to solve is a lot more morbid. And ultimately, it had been futile. Their family's killer had gotten away again.
In any case, he offers the box he had been holding to his friend. "I went to Hokkaido, and the milk is famous there. Of course, bringing it here in liquid form is a little difficult, but I procured some of the powdered version." It's the best he could find, in any case.
"Shall I make some tea?"
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When he's presented with a gift, however, Zian's face lit up with both surprise and happiness, carefully accepting the box. He wasn't used to getting presents (or souvenirs) from anyone other than his mom, so it was extra exciting for the young man. Listening to Takakage, Zian seems a little thoughtful and curious as he looks the box over. Powdered milk form Hokkaido? Pretty cool!
"Wow, thank you! I bet it's really good for you... maybe it'll help boost my immune system for the flu season! what does it taste like?" It had been more than ten years since Zian had tasted milk, so he was a little rusty about it.
Nodding at the mention of tea - Taka knew where the water boiler was - he keeps trying to read the box with a dumb smile on his face, failing horribly since he only knew a few geeky words in Japanese and no kanji or even kana.
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With that, he makes his way over to the boiler, expertly drawing out a few orbs of water and adding the teabags. It is then a simple matter of getting the water to swirl properly and infuse the tea.
"Would you like some? I could re-hydrate the milk too, if you'd like." It had been a little difficult trying to get something that Zian could actually use without getting it confiscated at immigrations, so he had fallen upon food as a last resort. Liquids should be fine... right?
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"Please do! It's almost time for me to eat, anyway, and I should start with something fun for once." He just needed to make sure the tea wasn't scolding hot before he attached everything where it should be.
Zian pauses, though, remembering what he was doing and looking slightly awkward. "Um, this doesn't bother you, right?" Takakage was a doctor, after all. Surely that would be less embarrassing.
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if Zian asked he'll actually tell, lmao, he doesn't mind...
he's a good kid, he doesn't pry XD
what a good kid :P
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I... forgot about the shunt whoops
It might have been the wrong word, anyway. The mechanical hole to his stomach.
OTL
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"Hello, doctor?" She tried to raise her voice a little, though, to compensate.
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He didn't want to be confused for a doctor, no matter if he had the same skills. A nurse or a medic worked fine. "Are you here for the transfusion?"
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"Yes, that's right. I may need an extra unit this time."
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Gesturing for her to come in and take a seat, Zian goes to pick out her chart. "Let's see..." he signs, stepping back to her with a grin. "I'll have to check your levels so we don't fill you up until you pop. That would be messy."
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"I don't think that will be a problem with me," she said, though the image of a mosquito bursting wiggled into her mind anyway. She shook her head a little to dismiss the image, and rolled up her sleeve almost automatically by now.
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"Alright, then! Looks like you got all of this down to a T. Blood pressure first! Then we'll do pulse, temperature and hemoglobin count. After that we'll make sure to dose you up with some good old plasma!"
He reaches to wrap the blood pressure cuff around her arm and inflates it slowly.
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Sorry for the wait! I was really busy this weekend D:
nooo problem!
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Ahem.
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"Shit, sorry!" He signs, the translator in his mask picking up the movements and speaking for him. "...and sorry again for swearing. Hi!"
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"...ah. That's... quite all right. To the contrary, my apologies for interrupting you, but I believe I have an appointment..?"
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Moving over to check his calendar, he smiles a bit under the mask before signing again. "Alric, right? That's a nice name." Gesturing to the examination table, he continues. "Take a seat! Just a checkup?"
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"And it is, truly, forgiven without hesitation."
He had to wonder if Zian was this way with all the students, or if it stemmed from knowing who Alric was; although the remark about his name left some doubts about that, and he chuckled lightly, sitting as directed.
"Ah, yes, that's right--to both, that is. I confess, I haven't often heard my name called nice, but thank you, all the same."
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"Thanks. I hope I didn't give too bad of a first impression." He signs with a slight, apologetic shrug. "...and it is a nice name, so you're welcome. I'm Zian."
The large purple mutant takes a seat on a stool next to the exam table, thus making himself a little smaller than the towering seven feet. No need to loom over sitting patients, after all.
"Let's see... when was the last time you were sick, or had a checkup?"
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