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[kikoku]

[The feed shows Law leaning on a table, in a much better mood than he was in his last address to the network. If you pay attention, you might notice Olivia puttering around in the background amidst an assortment of boxes.]

Now that we're all back in Oska with our powers restored, I'd like to formally offer my services as a doctor and surgeon to the team. Especially those of you with what you think are incurable diseases.
[A pause as he turns his head to answer a question from Olivia, inaudible from this far away.]
Just sort them by expiration date, if it's past the date then throw it out.

More importantly... [Law rests his chin on his hand as he turns back to the feed, inadvertently showing off his fingers tattooed with the letters "DEAT".... Given his username you can guess what letter is on the thumb. It's all the more sinister with that lazy smirk on his face. Literally nothing about him says "legitimate doctor."] For all you heroic and daring types out there, be a little more reckless, won't you? We've got to give Olivia-ya here some hands on practice.

[ This time you can hear Olivia yelp "Mr. Law!" In the background, but before she can protest further, he ends the feed.]

Comments

[respired]

Truly? I have doubts. You at least have time enough to boast on the network.

[ Oska is not exactly a place rife with activity. Koltira's mostly been drinking. ]

[kikoku]

[Ugh.]
I'm not boasting. But if you're truly so sure that there's nothing I can do for you, what else is there could could possibly want of me?

[He was just trying to sound cool.]

[respired]

[ Well, maybe he's been a little harsh. He's been on edge since Nalawi ended, and the alcohol isn't helping as much as he'd hoped. He sighs. ]

Nothing. It is good that we have other healers here. They are few in number.

[kikoku]

[It's all cool, Law doesn't care that much.]
So it seems. Though I can't offer the magic, instantaneous sort of healing, I suspect the others you're referring to can?

[respired]

Yes. I would prefer someone able to mend wounds without magic, in fact.

[kikoku]

Oh? And why is that? It seems to me like this "magic" healing is quicker in most case.

[respired]

It is. But all forms of magical healing are painful to me. The traditional method is less so.

[kikoku]

I suppose that makes sense, in a way. How lucky for you that I'm well versed in those, then.
[He might be the tiniest tinge of smug.]