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Good morning, Asgard.

[The sleeves of Watson's shirt may be rolled up, but his waistcoat and tie are in immaculate order -- just as are the instruments Watson is carefully arranging as he makes the recording. He's still not entirely comfortable with the video functions of the bracelets, but is making an exception for this special occasion.]

To those that do not know me, I am Dr Watson, late of London. Currently I'm acting general practioner of the Yakuzen clinic, Heimdall. The clinic was founded by Zen in the aim of providing Asgard's citizens with methods of treatment that might be more familiar to them than the services of the hopsital as well as providing the chance for more personalized service. He took me on as a partner, and our staff also includes Miss Tsukiko, whose ability to heal is known to more than a few of you, I'd wager. As I'm sure our current patients will attest, he succeeded admirably.

Unfortunately, Zen is no longer here. We intend to keep the clinic running in his absence. You'll find us in Heimdall and I'll hope that you'll consider our services.

However, Zen's absence has left us with a void to fill. If there are any in the medical profession seeking employment, particularly versed in herbal medicine, or any members of the House of Sigyn or Heimdall who would like to employ their gifts to aid their fellows, I should very much welcome your applications. My thanks.

[And a quick, military-esque bow and the feed ends.]

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Dr. Watson, how are you? I thought I should let you know, I got my pills from home a few days ago. So, when I come see you now I'll actually have enough information to, hopefully, replicate my prescriptions.

Your pills from home ... ? Excellent. How did you manage that?

[well, he has to help out in some way. And he's feeling guilty for not being around when so many people were getting hurt]

I'm from Sigyn and I'd like to help.

Excellent. What's your name?

Well, from what I understand a lot of other people got important things from home too. About the same time as all those stabbings happened. My friend got the chessboard I bought her for her Birthday, I got my pills.

As for the clinic, I do have the healing ability assigned some people from Sigyn. I haven't tried it out yet though I got some advice on how to do so. If there's any way I can help with the clinic, please let me know.

That might explain my scarf.

Well, with your pills to examine in detail, there should be no problems in getting your prescription filled.

I believe that most with the healing ability gain experience through volunteering at the hospital, although you'd have to be very careful not to exert yourself. Tell you what, I'll talk to Tsukiko here, see what she has to say.

I'm Sawada Tsunayoshi.

[--wait maybe he should have introduced himself in the western order?]

-I-I mean, Tsunayoshi Sawada.

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Dr Watson, at your service. How should I call you?

J-Just Tsuna is fine.

I think it might. Is the scarf important to you?

That's such great news - You've probably saved my life, if so.

Oh! She's one of those who actually gave me some advice on how to use my ability. She seems really nice.

Tsuna, then.

Would it be too much trouble to continue this conversation at the clinic? Call me old-fashioned but I much prefer to talk in person.

It's fine, the clinic is in Heimdall, right?

Indeed. [Watson moves the screen so that Hisao can see his office, combined coat/hat stand in the corner with a distinguished looking coat hanging crisply, with a garish and obviously hand-made scarf resting on top. Watson smiles and it is clear that he sees no reason to object.] A present from my fiancee.

Don't thank me prematurely. Tell you what, since I'm relatively free today, shall we get started at once?

Is that so? Tsukiko is acting as secretary at the clinic.

That's right. Do you need directions?

Directions would be great.

[Hisao sees the scarf. He can't help feeling a slight pang at his mention of his Fiancee - if the scarf had come from his home, that means she was probably there too. He was here without her, then? How sad. He declined to comment on this, however.] I like the color - very bright.

Alright, getting started today definitely sounds good. Are you at the clinic? Or would we be going to the Hospital?

That's great news - she seems very eager to help people so that sounds like a perfect job for her.

Very well. You'll find us by following the main road through Heimdall, and turning wall-side at the corner with the greengrocer and the barber's shop.

It is. You know, not many women would think of combining blue, brown and white.

[And for good reason. This doesn't occur to Watson though as he consults the schedule on his desk.] How about I call for you at your Welcome Hall and we walk to the hospital together?

I certainly have no complaints to make about Tsukiko's abilities. I consider myself fortunate to work with her.

[Hisao isn't big on color co-ordination either, Watson. Don't worry.]

That sounds perfect. I can meet you right outside.

In that case, would half an hour from now suit you?

That would suit me just fine - I'll be there!

[And so he switches off the feed and starts gathering his various medication bottles into some snadwhich bags he borrowed from the kitchen. They would be easier to transport like that.]

Dr. Watson, we haven't spoken before, but I'm curious about something. Unless I'm mistaken, you dissected at least one of the ice fairies a few weeks ago. Were you able to learn anything interesting?

[Without any more ado, Watson closes the feed on his end and takes up hat, coat, walking stick and scarf. He has some instructions for Tsukiko before he makes his way to Sigyn.

The walk is pleasant, and when Watson arrives, it is to find himself in good time.]

[The text gives Watson a moment's pause, but as he realises there is a name attached he relaxes. Moriarty was gone, of course. He carefully types in return:]

Mr Lawliet, I take it? Sadly, the results were nowhere near as enlightening as we'd hoped. Regular ice in all respects but one -- it was somehow denser and heavier than naturally formed or magically formed ice of the same size though as time passed between the faerie's death, the ice it was formed of lost even this slight difference.

[Hisao was already waiting outside, anxious not to be late. He gave the approaching figure a wave. It was the first time they'd met in person but he knew well enough from their video conversations what to expect.]

Hello, Dr. Watson - thanks again for coming.

[He took a few steps forward and extended a hand, making a small bow in greeting.]

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