Recently, I have been studying the behaviors of the blight and had come across terrible news.. A bite is no longer the only method of transmission. In the past, I had examined multiple men who turned despite bearing no physical wounds whatsoever..
@TraumaPtSurgeon (He averts his gaze completely, his ears burning red as he mutters under his breath, clearly cornered.)
Whether I am used to them or not is irrelevant, I assure you. Do.. do you truly have nothing better to occupy your mind with than observing how I react..?
(He stares at the message for a moment, a faint blush creeping up his neck before he clears his throat.)
unnecessary flattery, truly.. Thank you, I suppose… ? though… I would much prefer if you refrained from making such remarks.. merci.
@TraumaPtSurgeon I… I fail to understand your logic. Nothing I said was intended to be amusing. ...Why do you people insist on calling a field surgeon 'cute'?
// Teasing is fine!! He just gets easily flustered and tries to hide it
@strawbarryloid (His face immediately turns a deep crimson, and he drops his gaze straight to the floorboards, clutching his medical satchel tightly.) I… That is entirely inappropriate. I fail to see what is 'cute' about a field medic. Or.. how I resemble a bunny, for the matter..
@EmilFalkner // I do really enjoy him as a character! I find Hussars very intriguing, and I’m glad that he was one of the first ones I interacted with! ^_^
You have no need to apologize, it is a very lovely sketch. Thank you… (He stares at the page for a moment, tilting his head slightly.) Though I am beginning to wonder why rabbits have become a recurring theme in my correspondence... Is there some joke I am missing?..