come on and fill my prescription

[yagen]

[kbc got you down? artillery fire just happen to take out your cavalry? hey, it's okay. yagen understands. sometimes you're injured, but you're just not badly injured enough for the saniwa to spend forty minutes repairing you. other times, you're injured, but so is your whole party, which means you're stuck waiting your forty minutes... and everyone else's. just to fix up a couple of scratches. not really worth it, huh?

in times like these, you can always visit yagen's highly professional emergency clinic — which is really just his room, and not very professional at all, but who really cares, right? you can trust him; he's a doctor. except he's not that kind of doctor. he might not even be a doctor at all.]

Have a seat. What seems to be the problem?

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[yagen]

...alright, then. [it's a response both to his affirmation of victory and his refusal of treatment. yagen's not one to force anyone to do anything (besides surrender), and he respects mitsutada's self-assessment more than he might with other swords.]

Take one of these, at least. [he opens a desk drawer and offers ccp an eyepatch — not his cool black one, of course, but the standard medical kind for eye infections and the like.] Since your hair won't stay in place forever.

[candlecutterpikachu]

[ He pauses when Yagen offers him the eyepatch, blinking for a split-second before he musters up enough energy for a grateful smile. ]

Thanks.

[ Slipping it on casually now. He's still careful to obscure his right eye (or what remains of it) from view, though. ]

Don't think I've said this enough before, but - thanks. Really. For doing these things.

[ Such as taking care of people when Mitsutada is away. Fellow Team Moms need to appreciate each other. ]

[yagen]

[for what it's worth, yagen affords him the courtesy of not looking; no need to peer too deeply into others' wounds, anyway. at the expression of thanks, shota Team Mom blinks at one-eyed Team Mom before breaking into a smile of his own, waving mitsutada's gratitude away with a gloved hand.]

There's no need to thank me. I'm only doing my part for the general and everyone else. As long as everyone is alive at the end of the day, that's thanks enough.

[candlecutterpikachu]

[ He smiles, sighing. They're of the same mind, then. ]

It feels nice seeing people happy, doesn't it?