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Who: Teacher & students (& visitors . . . )
Where: Clinic
When: Day 93, 7AM (Slight backdate but after heart games, ty ty)

[A Discord reminder about first aid classes went up shortly after the game was over, but the location for classes has changed to an address somewhere in between the game tower and the hotel. Hurrah, no more long trudges out to the library?

At the given location, there is a very large, very dead pig spread out on a tarp in the vacant street. There is also a roaring fire being tended to not far off. Welcome to your practicals, students, time to dissect a body and identify all the organs. Also, try stitching flesh or otherwise together. The necessary materials are all provided, gloves, scissors, scalpels, forceps, sutures, etc. After giving his spartan instructions, John will be going in between the fire and a building that has a lot of fancy medical equipment set-up. (Thanks, B.) Have fun . . . ?]

Well, go on. Going to get worse the longer you wait.

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Mmm. Thanks.

How, how many boys? It's not three.

Well I want to get the twins home. And C of course. But I'd also like to get Mori home as well. And Duality.

Ah, there's the other ones. Not too hard to pull off.

[joke?]

Easy enough for a hard working boy like me!

And I thought C was exhausating.

One day I'll buy him a car and ruin everyone's lives.

Are you sure he'd be able to drive one? Safely?

No idea.

Intensity could teach him.

Because that isn't a bad idea waiting to happen. The cart is enough.

Speaking of.

How do you cure motion sickness? Aside from medicine.

For who?

Meeee.

Meditation, ginger, pressure points, some form of exposure therapy. Depends on how involved you want to get with it.

Easiest trick is just being in the driver's seat yourself. But I think that's what caused it.

Exposure therapy. Sounds miserable. I'm gonna do it.

It isn't therapy without a therapist, B.

But I can throw up on 9 and say it's all in service of my self help project.

Don't call it therapy. And don't expect anything helpful to come out of it.

You're so serious, goodness.

Driver's seat huh.

You are talking about my field of expertise. I'm going to be particular.

Yes, driver's seat. You have more control over the motion, can anticipate it.

Makes sense... I can work with that.

Before then, imagine driving a car. Leather of the wheel pulling at your hand, the constant stir of the engine through your body, shapes becoming blurred colors outside your window. And tell yourself: I won't be sick, and I feel fine.

I do like playing pretend. Vroom vroom.

Have fun on the highway of your imagination.

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