[Counseling!]

[very_bad_end]

[Somehow, your character has found themselves in Hospital Room #123, where an older woman in a nurse's outfit does her work]

Ah, I see you've found me. Congratulations. I am the Camp's Neurosurgeon, Takano Miyo. I believe I am to be your counselor.

May I hear your introduction?


[OOC: Assume all threads are private and cannot be overheard please. |D]

Comments

[very_bad_end]

[ufufu] I do treat the occasional head trauma, but you are right. There is little chance to practice the art of brain surgery.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Have you treated any here?

[very_bad_end]

Indeed. I cannot name names, of course.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

I suppose I should not be surprised that others have managed such injuries.

[very_bad_end]

Camp is dangerous enough.

Is anything troubling you, now that you're at camp?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Some of those from my world returned home recently. There is the usual sense of displacement that brings, a reminder that none of us knows how much longer we shall remain here.

[very_bad_end]

And this troubles you.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

It is a sobering thought amid the season, more or less.

[very_bad_end]

[ponders this...]

Could you say who has been the biggest influence on you growing up?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Ah?

[very_bad_end]

Your mother, father, maybe a sibling?

Anyone who was at camp but left recently?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Hardly. I chose my inspiration from history.

[very_bad_end]

History?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Texts. Notable figures, leaders. People who have left some form of mark on their world. The usual.

[very_bad_end]

Of course. People who belong to the entire world.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

Ah, that is a fair interpretation.

[very_bad_end]

Do you have a favorite?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

King Arthur.

[very_bad_end]

You're a fan of mythology, then.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

That is not what I said, is it?

[very_bad_end]

No, but it difficult to separate King Arthur from his mythology. Most of the 'history' of him actually dates back to the 12th century... almost half a millennium from when he would have lived.

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

That is true of this world's history. Ours is not the same.

[very_bad_end]

Is that so? Interesting...

Would you enlighten me?

[thekingsgambit.livejournal.com]

There are divergences between our timelines, battles with alternate winners and heirs that have ever existed in your world.

[very_bad_end]

I see. The 'Britannia' name therefore has relevance.