[P] Next Steps.

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i can be your boy, better yet, your man
MAKESHI SUZU
SARU SAYA
you're cool as hell, i'm your biggest fan
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my plan is as follows [some of it will be stuff i've already said in the chat..]:

suzu knows that the brain, heart and any other necessary organs/things the parasite has is placed near your heart. she needs to locate the brain [via surgery or endoscope, your call], take a dna sample and figure it out. she'll mainly be looking and searching for information about the parasite's memory storage.

after she figures out the memory info, she'll need to locate it in your body, via surgery. then, hopefully, with some sort of memory-losing plan, the parasite will forget everything it knows about kakuhan and their relationship. i think that'll give saya control over the plant.

i'd like your input, and since hage and i are on speaking terms now, i'm going to be asking him some questions.

Suzu was used to being overwhelmed. If it wasn’t the doorman of her apartment giving her a difficult time, it was the stack of overdue paperwork. And if not, the hospital was always overflowing with colourful patients. Soon enough, dealing with problematic people slowly became a daily routine, rather than a nuisance. She effectively learned how to manage both everyday and work tasks, and slowly, stress became a thing of the past.

..or so she thought. Before Saya walked into her office, Suzu was experiencing a typical day at work, and thought things would stay the same when it was time to leave. Now, she has her hands full with a new task of identifying and figuring out a completely new concept that was alien to her, until now. Usually, she was able to balance her tasks and duties evenly, but too much concentration was needed on this parasite that everything else had to be set aside.

Generally, Suzu loved the thrill of solving puzzles and learning new concepts. She took pleasure in the fact that science was able to prove her theories wrong, which always further opened her mind to new perspectives. But this one had too high of a risk factor for her to enjoy. Complete and undivided attention would be put forth into this new experiment, so even one miscalculation was not an option.

She spent her night thinking about ways too approach this parasite, and every plausible idea went on her clipboard. There weren't many, but exactly how many ways were there to figure out this biological living being inside a human being? Hopefully, one successful plan would lead to another, as she wasn't even able to predict the outcome of her method.

Looking at her clock, Suzu began to preparing for an appointment. She figured she'd inform Saya of her plan, then make changes, adjustments and additions when necessary. The operating room was at the back of her mind and at the bottom of the clipboard. Despite how quickly and effectively things were going, any type of operation or experimentation would have to wait until Suzu was completely convinced that both were ready.

She left the door slightly open, hoping Saya would recognize it as a sign to just come in.

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(Sorry for the delay. ^-^)

Saya nods once as she steps away from the wall she'd been lingering near. Though chairs were plentiful around her, she still prefered to stand. Like her previous visit to the hospital she was thankfully lacking in armor, however she still kept her katana at her side. Her right hand rests on the handle as though she was born with it there, and never seems to stray away from it. While her general demeanor didn't seem angry, or like she was going to draw her sword and fight, those around her still found it somewhat unsettling to be so close to the weapon.

Saya makes no notice of their disdain, nor their discomfort. With her typical stoicism she just stands there like a statue dedicated to the glory of her soldier's clan. She makes little notice of those around her, neither the adults of seem more upset with the present blade, or the younger children who stare as though they wanted to play with it. Both cases were roundly ignored, as Saya simply waits and stares at the door. When she is finally called upon, she walks calmly towards Suzu, and bows her head slightly. "Thank you for making time for me again so soon. I do appreciate it." She says quietly as she steps through the door, and into the hallway beyond. She pauses and waits for Suzu to take the lead, having little idea of the twists and turns of the hospital herself.

With Suzu leading they would make their way through the hospital. Saya remains mostly quiet, her eyes wandering through the few rooms they pass by. She sniffs at the air lightly, curious over the odd sterility lingering on the hospital air. It was always so unwelcoming and completely lacked any natural smells. Everything was just so clean and tidy. The walls were as white as the floor and ceiling, the windows covered in white curtains. Everything was so orderly and peaceful that Saya herself could barely take it. On the outside, she remains perfectly calm, while quietly holding disdain for the purity of the area in her mind.

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i can be your boy, better yet, your man
MAKESHI SUZU
SARU SAYA
you're cool as hell, i'm your biggest fan
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Greeting her with a slight nod, Suzu led Saya to her office. Even during early mornings, the hospital was packed with busy medics rolling the injured shinobi through the halls and into the appropriate rooms. Located on the 3rd floor was Suzu’s office, free from the hurried noises from emergency rooms. Still quite younger than most medics, Suzu was deemed too inexperienced to run a shift as an emergency medic. She didn’t complain; the emergency room saw a lot of freaky patients. Not like she hasn’t had her fair share of those, but…

“It’s my pleasure,” Suzu responded, shutting her office door behind them. “Your case has also been a real eye-opener for me, too.” She took out her clipboard, bearing some chicken-scratch writing and a few horribly drawn diagrams, and took a seat on her desk. “So, after much thought and research, I’ve compiled a basic itinerary. All subject to change, of course.” The night before, and a few nights before that, Suzu had been occupying herself with this parasite and ways to figure it out. But maintaining her daily appointments with needy patients and trying to focus on the important matter at hand proved to be difficult.

She began to read from the top of the list. “Before we do anything, I’ll need a DNA sample. Since the plant has infiltrated your entire body, like a virus, a blood sample should contain enough information about your body and the parasite. Then it would be my job to pick out any useful information from it. Since I’m unfamiliar with mixed DNAs, especially humans with plants, I’ll have to play around with it until I know what I’m exactly looking for. So, when I find who-knows-what, we’ll then need to discuss the next steps. I plan on getting an X-ray and a CT scan of your heart first, so I know beforehand the impacts the parasite had on your body.” She finished, and looked up from the clipboard.

“I really think we’ll be able to tackle this plant head-on. Though we don’t know what we’re dealing with, it’ll all become clear with the blood sample. And if you have any ideas or concerns with anything I’ve said up to now, you can always tell me. My first priority is maintaining your comfort.”

With all this talk, Suzu remembered that she’d forgotten to offer Saya a seat.

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