Visiting Hours

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WHO: Vivi and anyone else who wants to visit.
WHERE: St. Joan's Hospital in the City.
WHEN: From today [Sunday evening] through to at least the next few days, until they discharge him.
WARNINGS: Outrage and a very injured Vivi.
WHAT: Vivi is stuck in hospital for a while thanks to the weekend events. He is accepting visitors.
FORMAT: Your choice - para or quicklog is fine. Just remember to put the day/date you're visiting.


Vivi sat up in his bed, staring out the window. The message had gotten out and he was glad to be back - he just wished he was home rather than here. He was getting better, certainly, but he didn't like all the gaps in his memory.

He stared and tried to reassemble his fragmented memories of the weekend, though it wasn't going especially well. His thoughts kept drifting, wondering if he was getting any visitors today...

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"Needle. Could mean drugs, sedatives. Efficient kidnapping method." Mordin was tapping his omni-tool again, noting it all down for others. His memory made the notes unnecessary for himself, but it was still a good idea. "Destroyed parts of location? Good. Find damaged building, maybe find place they were holding you." A sharp inhale. "Also good that you killed some of them. Make them dispose of comrades' bodies, leave more evidence to be uncovered. More possibilities for investigation."

He stopped pacing. "This language- could be important. Could be clue as to origins of attackers. Can look up specific words or even just sounds, if you can remember them. Find out what they were speaking, what they were saying." He looked up from the tool and narrowed his eyes. With eyes like his, the effect was more than a little uncanny. "Maybe find out who they were."

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Vivi sat and listened intently - not that he could do much else. Dr. Solus had good points, but most of them relied too much on him remembering things. He was right about his own efforts though; if Vivi was right about damaging their base, that would make things a bit easier for them.

I'LL TRY, BUT I DON'T HAVE MUCH IN THE WAY OF MEMORIES YET he wrote when Dr. Solus finished. His eyes did look kind of creepy when they narrowed like that. IF I HEARD THE LANGUAGE AGAIN, THAT WOULD PROBABLY HELP. I'M SORRY I CAN'T REMEBER AS MUCH AS I SHOULD. I DON'T LIKE GAPS IN MY MEMORY.

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"Understood." Mordin nodded, a fast, eager motion. Moral outrage aside, being on a trail like this was exciting to him. "Will leave you for now. Prescribing bed rest, quiet. Important your body relaxes. More energy dedicated to healing, less spent writing explanations for curious Salarians." He smiled. "Don't want arm getting tired. Adding repetitive strain injury to your chart counterproductive."

"Memory will hopefully become clearer as recovery proceeds. Contact me if you recall that language! Want to help in finding people responsible, prevent further attacks. Kill them if necessary." The Professor talked about killing in exactly the same tone of voice he used for prescribing medicine. "If memory does not recover, can make second visit. Will compile audio files of human languages, play them for you. See if anything sounds familiar."

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Vivi shifted uncomfortably when Dr. Solus casually mentioned killing people. Sure, Vivi had been there himself, but that was out of necessity; they were trying to kill him at the time. Now...

He nodded and wrote again. I'LL GET SOME REST. THANK YOU FOR COMING DR. SOLUS. IF I REMEMBER ANYTHING, I'LL LET YOU KNOW.