enter the amazing guy

Normal humans, unlike Milla herself, lament over their ailments. Perhaps this man is just trying to be considerate. Unfortunately for him, she has an obligation to care for humans and spirits; that has not changed with their relocation.

"I may not be a certified professional, but I have watched my friends who are well versed in healing artes. Shall I examine you?"

Ill? That would make things ten times easier, Guy thinks to himself. Illness and disease could be cured with plenty of rest and a bit of medicine. Phobias, on the other hand, were a little more difficult. "No, actually, I feel just... just fine."

With an exasperated expression, he adds, "I'm not sick or anything, and -- and no! No, I don't need to be examined. I'd, er, prefer if you didn't, to be honest. It's nothing personal."

Nevertheless, it is the hunger that wakes her up so early. She doesn’t expect to see many others at this time of morning but admittedly, Milla is also in a blind rush leaving her assigned room. Which is why she sequentially running straight into another body. She begins to apologize, ( "Excuse m - " ) only to see the look of absolute horror on his face.

The first thing that Guy also notices is that, yes, this facility is quite unusual, and the fact that he might be connected physically and emotionally to a stranger was especially peculiar. On the other hand, it was impossible to be productive on an empty stomach. Well, that was reassuring. At least one thing was still the same: sustenance would be necessary and food was generally a good idea.

The door opens quietly. Guy had half expected it to creak open to match the overall atmosphere of the facility. Silver lining to every cloud. Except, this cloud was about to turn into a storm cloud as he bumps into what was, in fact, very much a lady. The reaction was almost automatic, his shrieking as he scuttled backwards and pressed his back against the opposite wall.

"What was that all about?" Seo rubbed the back of her head in confusion, then sat up from her bed and stretched herself out. Despite the previous explanation, there was still little she understood of the current situation so she thought it best to explore the facility. Once out the door there seemed to be another fellow wanderer— her first victim. She ran over to the stranger while waving a hand in the air, then once the distance was shortened her expression changed to a more neutral one.

“Soooo.. What’s the dealio with the whole partner thing?”

Granted, it was sketchy enough, but at least there were others around.

Unfortunately, for Guy, this "other" that he stopped himself from bumping into was, well. Someone who he preferred not to bump into. It wasn't her fault, really. It really wasn't.