... Right. I suppose there's a conversion of energy when changing between you both. It's the same body, but there are physical differences... not that I'd be able to get the other part of you to eat.
[She makes no comment so weird flex on his part that just makes her resume her task.] I suppose I have something you could eat.
Jellyfish. Where do you think that paralytic came from?
[Though, that one in particular wasn't hers. She extracted it from another jellyfish.] I have some curry and naan bread. [Annnd she watches him now because he might have jelly legs getting up before the affects were done.]
[She be right to suspect that. Like he was walking on ice, he couldn't keep himself standing. So he digs his claws into the wall behind him to stay upright.]
What makes you think I'm just going to accept your poisons? [His stomach gurgles again.] I just threaten your life. I want you dead!
He wouldn't have felt it anyway. Given the condition of his body, he no longer experienced pain.
... I did. The circumstances around it, I'd have to be a saint to not hold a grudge. Fortunately, my anger's been tempered and is only at a few specific people now; not that I intend to enact any revenge at this point. If anything, the fact I'm alive and thriving haunts them.
Ugh...what a troublesome bastard. [There wouldn't be any excitement taking that guy out, only more frustration. He's starting to get some feeling from the muscles in his legs, so he decides to try and take a small step. Eventually, he manages to remain standing upright without the support of the wall, but one push might still get him to stumble.]
So it was just a couple of guys that pissed you off enough to hate all of humanity? What if they show up here? What then?
Indeed. [Normally, she'd consider helping someone stumbling about, but it's still Hyde.]
They shouldn't. It was the Japanese Medical Board that started all of that by deciding to take my license and deport me. But in the brief time I worked with the European branch of Caduceus International, I may have mentioned a few things to the Japanese branch and left them to it.
[He hums quietly.] Letting others do your dirty work, and living to be a constant reminder. Despite how calm you appear, you can be savage when crossed.
[He stands at his full height, easily towering over her as he takes a few more steps. He's pushing stuff out of his way, without any care that he's destroying more things.]
And then you went and grew a heart. Why the change?
[She shrugs back his way. Finishing up her mopping, she looks into the water bucket. Yeah, she needs to figure out what to do with this.]
Well, as it turns out, if you work with a disease meant to destroy humanity, there's going to be some side effects possibly down to the genetic level which could become terminal. Lucky, right?
Eh? You're saying the side effects caused the change of heart? [He's just watching her clean now. Wait, she's been cleaning and he's only just registering that. He glances at the bucket full of mixed liquids now.
Seriously? [He sounded like he was about to laugh.] That's some cruel irony.
[Aw, she took the bucket. Well then, he'll just stalk after her, creeping up behind her. If one couldn't notice that looming shadow, his stomach will betray his presence. Wonder how jellyfish taste?]
Huh? [Where did she-! He turns, eventually spotting her at the front desk now.]
Who said I was looking for your help? [He says, but he's starting to feel a little lightheaded.] I don't need you. [Rather than be the smart guy and ask for food, or even just leave, he smashes through a door and wanders into a different room. His only interest is destroying anything and everything, or perhaps it was just a distraction to him.
The rampaging doesn't last very long though, as things soon goes quiet. He had sprawled out partially on the floor and onto the sofa, as if he was in the process of getting there until his body told him enough was enough.]
[She watches him totter off, smashing his way into a room that's largely empty. She's fortunate to have her bedroom inaccessible for the most part. Doesn't mean there wasn't a living/full consultation room.]
[When things are quiet, she peeks into the room.]
... Ready to try eating now? [Is this how it is to deal with a toddler because it feels like it.]
[That is his only option now, slumped over uninvited like a drunk bastard. Hyde's conscious will eventually relinquish it's hold on Kazuma, leaving him to deal with the damage once he's awake. He stays asleep for quite some time until the cold and starvation becomes too much.]
Achoo! [A sneeze sounds the alarm that he has finally woken up, shivering from the cold and feeling something equivalent to being hung over.] Ugh... [He doesn't need to guess, he can already tell he's not where he should, that Hyde was out and about again.]
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It's not my fault he wears clothes unsuitable to contain all of this. [He flexes, very much admiring himself.]
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[She makes no comment so weird flex on his part that just makes her resume her task.] I suppose I have something you could eat.
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[Though, that one in particular wasn't hers. She extracted it from another jellyfish.] I have some curry and naan bread. [Annnd she watches him now because he might have jelly legs getting up before the affects were done.]
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What makes you think I'm just going to accept your poisons? [His stomach gurgles again.] I just threaten your life. I want you dead!
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Is it me? Or do you want Adam dead?
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I hate that guy. [He mutters under his breath.]
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[She shakes her head.]
... Sorry you had to even meet him. He's been dead for over two years now.
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And you used to want the same thing huh? Destroy humanity and all that.
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... I did. The circumstances around it, I'd have to be a saint to not hold a grudge. Fortunately, my anger's been tempered and is only at a few specific people now; not that I intend to enact any revenge at this point. If anything, the fact I'm alive and thriving haunts them.
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So it was just a couple of guys that pissed you off enough to hate all of humanity? What if they show up here? What then?
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They shouldn't. It was the Japanese Medical Board that started all of that by deciding to take my license and deport me. But in the brief time I worked with the European branch of Caduceus International, I may have mentioned a few things to the Japanese branch and left them to it.
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[He stands at his full height, easily towering over her as he takes a few more steps. He's pushing stuff out of his way, without any care that he's destroying more things.]
And then you went and grew a heart. Why the change?
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Well, as it turns out, if you work with a disease meant to destroy humanity, there's going to be some side effects possibly down to the genetic level which could become terminal. Lucky, right?
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......
It be a shame if someone knocked that over.]
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[If he knocks it over, he's just going to repeat an earlier incident with added side effects.]
[Too bad she's moving the bucket into storage with the mop for later disposal.]
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[Aw, she took the bucket. Well then, he'll just stalk after her, creeping up behind her. If one couldn't notice that looming shadow, his stomach will betray his presence. Wonder how jellyfish taste?]
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[Door closed, she shifts into an otter and slides between his legs over to her front desk, changing back to her normal form.]
Anything I can actually help you with, Hyde?
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Who said I was looking for your help? [He says, but he's starting to feel a little lightheaded.] I don't need you. [Rather than be the smart guy and ask for food, or even just leave, he smashes through a door and wanders into a different room. His only interest is destroying anything and everything, or perhaps it was just a distraction to him.
The rampaging doesn't last very long though, as things soon goes quiet. He had sprawled out partially on the floor and onto the sofa, as if he was in the process of getting there until his body told him enough was enough.]
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[When things are quiet, she peeks into the room.]
... Ready to try eating now? [Is this how it is to deal with a toddler because it feels like it.]
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Take a nap then.
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Achoo! [A sneeze sounds the alarm that he has finally woken up, shivering from the cold and feeling something equivalent to being hung over.] Ugh... [He doesn't need to guess, he can already tell he's not where he should, that Hyde was out and about again.]
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[Hearing a sneeze a while later, Naomi peeks into the room.]
Evening. Which half is controlling right now?
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Kazuma. [He manages to mutter a word.]
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