I suppose we didn't get time to adjust because time's a concern... [That's her best guess, at least. She nods and gets to work.] Hopefully, we'll be able to get more medical supplies somewhere... but, for now, working with what we've got.
[Trading for them seems like it'd be the likeliest thing to her at this point. If it happens at all.]
[It's good fortune to have a place one can call home or study, where they can have all the necessary ingredients for medicine or tools for healing... But sometimes things happen when you don't expect them.]
[As she continues to sort out as even an amount for every bag, Lisa is glad that at least they can prepare this much, here. The future might not be so forgiving.]
[At the girl's question, she nods along with her smile.]
Yes, that's right. My name is Doctor Lisa Tepes, although I afraid I'm more used to quiet little village problems such as the cold of an old woman.
[The work's simple enough and Haru's happy to give her hands something productive to do.]
Even so, I have to admit, it's reassuring to have you along. I'd be a little more worried about the entire group otherwise... [She pauses, then realizes she should probably introduce herself.] My name is Haru Okumura, by the way. It's wonderful to meet you.
I suppose it must be why I was approached in the first place. There is no army that doesn't require another to support it in one way or another, and a healer is even more important in desperate situations such as these.
Still, even if I wasn't a doctor, I would have come anyway. [She sets another bag to the small pile that she is steadily amassing.] In situations like this, someone has to step up to help their fellow man, mustn't they?
Or, well. I suppose whatever counts here. There's quite a variety, it seems.
That's the nature of people, I think. There are a lot in the world, probably every world, who seem to think the worst of others. That they'll be selfish or cruel over any other option, not getting involved in things that don't concern them.
Yet we have a tendency to remember the things which hurt us more than the things which do good, sometimes. so it can be easy to get into such dark thinking but... Well.
People are capable of so much good. [Putting aside some canteens with water in them, she nods.] Just a few more now.
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I suppose we didn't get time to adjust because time's a concern... [That's her best guess, at least. She nods and gets to work.] Hopefully, we'll be able to get more medical supplies somewhere... but, for now, working with what we've got.
[Trading for them seems like it'd be the likeliest thing to her at this point. If it happens at all.]
... You're a doctor, right?
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[It's good fortune to have a place one can call home or study, where they can have all the necessary ingredients for medicine or tools for healing... But sometimes things happen when you don't expect them.]
[As she continues to sort out as even an amount for every bag, Lisa is glad that at least they can prepare this much, here. The future might not be so forgiving.]
[At the girl's question, she nods along with her smile.]
Yes, that's right. My name is Doctor Lisa Tepes, although I afraid I'm more used to quiet little village problems such as the cold of an old woman.
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Even so, I have to admit, it's reassuring to have you along. I'd be a little more worried about the entire group otherwise... [She pauses, then realizes she should probably introduce herself.] My name is Haru Okumura, by the way. It's wonderful to meet you.
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Still, even if I wasn't a doctor, I would have come anyway. [She sets another bag to the small pile that she is steadily amassing.] In situations like this, someone has to step up to help their fellow man, mustn't they?
Or, well. I suppose whatever counts here. There's quite a variety, it seems.
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[She smiles as she continues sorting the bandages.]
It's rather heartening to see how many different sorts of people have stepped up to help, if you ask me.
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Yet we have a tendency to remember the things which hurt us more than the things which do good, sometimes. so it can be easy to get into such dark thinking but... Well.
People are capable of so much good. [Putting aside some canteens with water in them, she nods.] Just a few more now.