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twinphantomthieves entered the clinic

“O-oh good afternoon t-there.” she smiled softly as she greeted the boy stepping inside the nurse’s office. “Is t-there something that I c-can help you with?” she asked as she quickly finished cleaning off her work space from a previous patient before moving to walk over to him. 

“I’m Tsumiki Mikan, t-the assistant nurse here, and I’d be more t-than happy to give you a hand. Of course, if you wouldn’t feel comfortable w-with me seeing to you as I’m still a student I c-completely understand. In which case, y-you’d have to wait a moment for me to g-go fetch the nurse from her office.” she added, nodding slightly towards a small office in the back.

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chromaticallymonochrome entered the clinic

Tsumiki glanced up as she heard the familiar sound of footsteps approaching the nurse’s office. And when she glanced over to the entrance her eyes quickly landed onto a boy as he stepped through the door. “Oh h-hello there.” she called over to catch his attention as she set down somethings she had been putting away. “Is there something t-that I could help you w-with?” she asked as she began to walk over to him before quickly adding, 

“Oh I-I’m Tsumiki Mikan b-by the way, and I’m the the assistant n-nurse who helps out down h-here. It’s certainly a-a pleasure to be meeting you.”

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chainsawiingiiisms entered the clinic

Tsumiki blinked as she turned her head and glanced over at the small, young girl walking into the nurse’s office. Or at least she appeared to be rather young in her opinion. “Oh h-hello there.” she greeted the girl calmly, wondering where her parents or guardians must be. “Is e-everything okay? I mean you m-must be a bit young to be w-wandering around alone r-right? I’m guessing that y-you must have gotten separated f-from your parents?” she asked, figuring that was more likely to be what had happened to the girl.

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survivorsofthunderpolis entered the clinic

“O-oh...um, h-hello there.” the nurse timidly spoke up as she turned to see a rather unusual sight. She assumed that a person had come down for some help but the sight of what looked to be lights running over the body had her questioning that a good bit. “Um..m-might I uh, be of s-some service to you?” she asked, not all that certain if she would be able to help at all. Though, if this was nothing more than some kind of costume then she’d be fine. But anything else would more likely than not be out of her league so to speak. Still, she didn’t want to just ignore him or send him away without at least offering to see if she could or couldn’t help him.

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gregory-the-old-rat entered the clinic

“Oh h-hello th--” she stopped mid-sentence as she rushed out of the storage room, having heard the sounds of someone entering the nurse’s office. Only to see a rather, well, strange person? Or what she supposed could be a person if they might be dressed up. And if not, well uh, then she’d be extremely concerned over being able to see a humanoid rat standing before her. 

“A-ah, s-sorry about that.” she quickly stuttered out, not wanting to seem too rude for getting as flustered about their appearance, “I must have b-blanked out for a m-moment there. But a-anyway, I’m Tsumiki Mikan and I’m t-the assistant nurse here. Is there anything I-I can do to help you?”

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"Hey Mikan."

Tsumiki turned as she heard a familiar voice call out to her. “Oh h-hello Tristin, how are you?” she asked.

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neonxmechanic entered the clinic

“O-oh, good afternoon there Souda. Um, i-is everything alright?” she asked. Though they may know each other a bit from classes she still very much doubted that he would have come down to the nurse’s office just to see her or to even have a chat. Which she figured must have meant that something was wrong. And her mind instantly wondered if he might have gotten himself injured on a piece of machinery, as she knew that he did work on cars. “I mean um, i-if you’re hurt I’ll be more t-than glad to see to treating i-it.”