... So it was an expected side-effect of the poison you consumed. [the way mizu has gotta respect the idea of permanently messing yourself up just to take someone else out. iconic.] That you've retained your skills as a doctor while adapting is impressive.
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[ it really does remind him of claude actually, very funny ]
... I have limited vision. I can see colors and shapes, but most things, unless they're up close, are blurry.
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... I see. [a pause like perhaps mizu is going over every single previous interaction.] Since when?
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Since I arrived. It is a consequence of my death, which you have unfortunately experienced.
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[JUST HUH.]
You deal with it more grace than you'd expect from someone who hasn't been blind for too long at all.
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Honestly, I didn't expect to be able to see at all, if I ever even woke up. This is enough to work with.
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... So it was an expected side-effect of the poison you consumed. [the way mizu has gotta respect the idea of permanently messing yourself up just to take someone else out. iconic.] That you've retained your skills as a doctor while adapting is impressive.
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It was, yes. [ cheerfully. ] ... Thank you. I refuse to be useless.
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You wouldn't be, even if you were fully blind. But I imagine the learning curve must be challenging.
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[ tail swish. ] And that has been somewhat difficult, but it isn't so bad. I've been through worse.
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[when cyoa is its own form of torture vortex memshare.]
Do you think your eyesight will stay this way? If your death is undone.
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