Utrecht Visscher | Network 001

[frontier_doktor]

[Public | Audio]

[This man has an accent too, German, but it's nowhere nearly as thick as Niko's Serbian one is. He could speak German and let the translator take care of it, but so far he's met enough "standard" speakers that he can handle himself.]

Hallo, I'm Dr. Visscher [pronounced "Fisher"] and I'm new. I am the sort of new where I have no idea where anything is yet and I keep getting turned around. So if anyone could help me to the clinic when they have a chance I would greatly appreciate it.

Speaking of which, I'm a general practitioner. I'll be working for the resort and town. I am a human, but I've never been to Earth. Any Earth, of any sort. I know there are a few of them out there.

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Re: Audio

[frontier_doktor]

Ah.

[Hrm. He... well he can't judge everyone on Dr. Ward. That's as unfair as those that judge humans. He'll have to take advantage of what he knows.]

I trained under someone temporally sensitive when I was very young, so I could likely find some point of reference.

[Private]

Are you sure that there's not a problem?

Private

[timesbureaucrat]

[Narvin hesitates for a moment.]

There might be a problem. Or two.

Private

[frontier_doktor]

I will do my best to help, but we can discuss it where doctor patient confidentiality is easier to maintain. I'm just getting settled in at the moment, but when I am able to find the clinic and my way back again we can see right to it.

Are you in any pain? How urgent is it?

Private

[timesbureaucrat]

It isn't urgent at all. There's no pain and one of the conditions that I'm concerned about is a non-issue so long as I also have this certain other condition, and that one won't manifest for another century yet, at a guess, unless I'm unlucky and someone manages to kill me sooner.

Private

[frontier_doktor]

If it's any consolation I will do my best to make sure that no one succeeds in killing you at any point, sooner or later, though the lack of permanence in death rouses my curiosity. [He leans into those "r"s pretty heavily, in the back of his throat.]

I'll be glad to help at all but it sounds as though it will take me quite a bit of research.

Private

[timesbureaucrat]

I expected that would be the case. I'm willing to be patient. [Pun most definitely not intended.]