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Re: Day 447, very late

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If I am to be honest, sometimes I cannot tell when you are being flippant or serious.

But I suppose that it is intentional so I do not ask for clarification.

Re: Day 447, very late

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Ehe . . .

[ He has the decency to sound sheepish ]

. . . Back home, Barbatos's actions or inactions didn't have much impact, by design.

That's not the case here.

Re: Day 447, very late

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And what responsibilities have you picked up - both as being part of a team and being on the unit responsible for healing?

Re: Day 447, very late

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Mmmm . . . I noticed something after one of the most recent games.

When some have had a hard time, they flee quickly, speaking to or checking on no one. I imagine they're going to find someone specific, or hide, or take time to clear their heads. Perhaps they're even trying to avoid someone present.

And as I watched, I realized that such a thing, to me, looks like a luxury that many don't realize they even have.

Re: Day 447, very late

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Ah yes, Izanagi spoke to me of this after one of first difficult games. He said personally the best we could do for the healers were to seek them so they did not have to search for us or deal with difficult patients.

I know I can not speak for all of the idols, but is there anything else we can do to make your task easier on you?

Re: Day 447, very late

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Well, it would be nice if those who always jump straight to throwing themselves in harm's way were not also the sort to play off being fine while a limb is dangling.

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If we started saying "fine, we won't heal you then," that might end badly for everyone, you know?