TEN.

[failhound]

• VOICE •

[there's silence for a few moments, and then a low growl that filters into the words that follow]

How hard is it supposed to be to find a doctor in a damn hospital? Huh?!

[another silence]

I wanna talk to one. Right now.

[click.]

[OOC: Kicked it on the 14th (please note that it was an offscreen death and thus probably not explicitly known to anyone, though you may or may not have noticed his extended absence), recently revived, stalking the hospital like a thundercloud. Feel free to poke him, but he'll probably be even more snappish than usual, whoops.

Any interested doctors please ping here!]

Comments

[Action]

[failhound.livejournal.com]

[Decisively:] So you're a cyborg. You're a machine-human!

[And since it's the cool thing to do now and Chopper did it first, Nora approaches to also start sort of poking at Kresnik -- because maybe if he pokes the right spot (or there are buttons? or something?) the gun or machines will pop out. Of course.]

... Aren't you a doctor? [Doctors are supposed to know all about anatomy and everything. Even robot anatomy.]

[Action]

[musicboxsoldier.livejournal.com]

[......Why is everyone poking him]

Stop poking me.

[Action]

[bokuwadoctaaa.livejournal.com]

[As per request, Chopper stops. Even though he kind of doesn't want to. There's a hesitant step back as he answers Nora's question but keeps observing Kresnik.]

My experience is with regular human anatomy, and I've handled animals before so that's no problem either. The thing with robots and even androids is that, even though they might have the same physical frame as a human, the inside either has major modifications or is completely different. That sounds like more of what a mechanic should deal with, and I don't know anything about that at all.