she sees angels in the architecture
Well used to dragons, you smile at Sugar, mentally setting yourself a note to find her something fleshy to chew on once all of this is over. "We did, though I can understand why you wouldn't remember it. And...I'm not sure I actually introduced myself." Waiting for Ronin to enter the examination room, you close the door behind, softly ensure that it latches. "You gave me a ride to the volcano, where I retrieved one of my colleagues, and you found your husband." You remind him as if reciting a story, your voice entirely free of any sort of judgement or hurt at not being remembered.
You're perfectly fine not being memorable.
"If you'd like more, just chirp." You say casually to Sugar, before turning back to Ronin. 'Gown on, if you please.' As with animals, you find that if you act as though your patients are going to cooperate, they normally do. You're sure that this trick won't work for anything more than suggesting the Star slip into a gown, but you're willing to try just the same. Politely turning your back, you eye the dragon in the sink. "If you're inclined to shred anything, there are some old sheets in the corner over there." You say with a grin.
You're perfectly fine not being memorable.
"If you'd like more, just chirp." You say casually to Sugar, before turning back to Ronin. 'Gown on, if you please.' As with animals, you find that if you act as though your patients are going to cooperate, they normally do. You're sure that this trick won't work for anything more than suggesting the Star slip into a gown, but you're willing to try just the same. Politely turning your back, you eye the dragon in the sink. "If you're inclined to shred anything, there are some old sheets in the corner over there." You say with a grin.
spinning in infinity
