Tama was used to drawing attention to herself. She was a born performer after all. But the stares that she was receiving currently were anything but praise. As she carried the unconscious, or semi-conscious she had no clue, Yuu down the street like a sack of potatoes, these stares conveyed messages such as: The poor boy. Mochizuki Tama is rough as usual. Couldn't she be a bit gentler? Raiden save us from the irresponsible.
But the chuunin on the receiving end of these accusing looks was oblivious to how she appeared to the general public. Any attention was good attention, fear, disgust, respect, love. As long as people knew her name Mochizuki Tama couldn't care what epithets were attached to it. Besides, this time it wasn't her fault that she had an unconscious person on her hands. At least not directly. And she could also claim that she prevented a bad situation from getting worse.
She continued her way to the hospital. The receptionist rolled her eyes as the Mochizuki waltzed inside. "Alright Mochizuki-san," the receptionist said drolly, "who did you break this time?"
"Actually, Tsui Tsui, I didn't break anything humanoid today. If you can believe that," Tama said proudly.
"The evidence shows otherwise," Tsui Tsui gestured towards the limp body.
"No seriously, I didn't even get a chance to punch before all these spider-bugs came out of nowhere and swarmed us!"
"So you admit that you were going to punch him, if it wasn't for the ah, spider-bugs. "
"Well, yeah. Repeatedly!" Tama smiled brightly, "Impromptu training session."
The receptionist sighed, "Alright, I give up. What's wrong with the boy?"
Tama scratched her head with her free hand as she responded sheepishly, "Well I don't really know, he was stung by one of the spider-bugs, screamed poison and then passed out on me," Tama began. However, Tsui Tsui the receptionist interrupted her.
"For Raiden's sake Tama! Say that first, witty banter can come after making sure people are alive!" she yelled as she quickly crossed to the front of the desk. "Bring him into a room and lay him on a table, I'll get some general antidotes, that should tide him over until we can figure out what's actually in his body." Tama did as she was told, and Tsui Tsui dashed off, returning with a few syringes and several containers of liquids that had names Tama couldn't pronounce.
Tsui Tsui didn't bother explaining to Tama the specifics, just pointed and said, "General anti-toxin, immune system booster, and this one will wake him up if he's not dead." With that Tama sat and watched for Yuu to have a rude awakening. And for another medical person to probably enter the room to give her a lecture.
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But the chuunin on the receiving end of these accusing looks was oblivious to how she appeared to the general public. Any attention was good attention, fear, disgust, respect, love. As long as people knew her name Mochizuki Tama couldn't care what epithets were attached to it. Besides, this time it wasn't her fault that she had an unconscious person on her hands. At least not directly. And she could also claim that she prevented a bad situation from getting worse.
She continued her way to the hospital. The receptionist rolled her eyes as the Mochizuki waltzed inside. "Alright Mochizuki-san," the receptionist said drolly, "who did you break this time?"
"Actually, Tsui Tsui, I didn't break anything humanoid today. If you can believe that," Tama said proudly.
"The evidence shows otherwise," Tsui Tsui gestured towards the limp body.
"No seriously, I didn't even get a chance to punch before all these spider-bugs came out of nowhere and swarmed us!"
"So you admit that you were going to punch him, if it wasn't for the ah, spider-bugs. "
"Well, yeah. Repeatedly!" Tama smiled brightly, "Impromptu training session."
The receptionist sighed, "Alright, I give up. What's wrong with the boy?"
Tama scratched her head with her free hand as she responded sheepishly, "Well I don't really know, he was stung by one of the spider-bugs, screamed poison and then passed out on me," Tama began. However, Tsui Tsui the receptionist interrupted her.
"For Raiden's sake Tama! Say that first, witty banter can come after making sure people are alive!" she yelled as she quickly crossed to the front of the desk. "Bring him into a room and lay him on a table, I'll get some general antidotes, that should tide him over until we can figure out what's actually in his body." Tama did as she was told, and Tsui Tsui dashed off, returning with a few syringes and several containers of liquids that had names Tama couldn't pronounce.
Tsui Tsui didn't bother explaining to Tama the specifics, just pointed and said, "General anti-toxin, immune system booster, and this one will wake him up if he's not dead." With that Tama sat and watched for Yuu to have a rude awakening. And for another medical person to probably enter the room to give her a lecture.
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