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["Clinic," she had begun saying, every time he got too close to her.
He liked a lot of things about Stephanie Brown, so he wasn't going to let a stupid thing like that bother him too much, but he was a little offended that she thought he a) was diseased and b) didn't know anything about protection. Sure, he was from a time where prostitutes could carry bugs, but he avoided those ones. And protection? Pfft. He might not have known about modern protection, but there was pulling out, and ah, tra le cosce. To his knowledge, he'd never gotten a woman pregnant. Why should he worry now?
He'd also pointed out to her that the women he'd already slept with in Paradisa hadn't given him any long lectures about protection nor quizzed him about disease, but she was adamant. Clinic, clinic, clinic.
Ezio wasn't even planning on sleeping with her, and she still demanded he to go to the clinic, no matter what his excuses were.
So, finally, he sulks his way down to the clinic and lets himself in. It's a bizarre place, unlike any doctor's house in his time. Everything seems so nice and clean, and there are no blood stains on the floor. That's nice. And, as Crowley had told him, there is a large mural of Eden on the wall. Interesting.
But is anyone here? If there was no one here, he can tell Steph that there was no one there. That'd be nice.
He has to be able to say he tried, though.]
... Hello?
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Yes. [Mock-frowning at John now.] Now, Dr. Watson. You know you've just started. You still need me to sign off on your diagnoses.
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If he's still an apprentice, why does he have the title "Doctor"?
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Now go ahead, Dr. Watson. We should test he isn't carrying what?
[Most innocent face ever.]
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I see. But... I don't have any diseases.
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Okay, attention back to Ezio again. ]
We can't know that for sure, you could be carrying a s-- [ He is cut off before he is able to get the words out, only to have something entirely different leave instead. ] In the average lifetime, a person will walk the equivalent of 5 times around the equator.
[ ....
WHAT. ]
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This might be very fun.]
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I don't get it...
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He opens his mouth to try something else, but alas whatever it was doesn't make it out... only: ] It is physically impossible for a pig to look up at the sky.
[ He coughs again, confusion practically painted across his face. ]
What the hell?
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If he's got chancres on Little Italy, what does he likely have?
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I don't have chancres. Are you really doctors?
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[ Oh dear god, this is his loss isn't it? He scrambles to grab a piece of paper and a pen so he can try to scribble his answer down. Only... he can't, his hand strains for a moment before it forces itself to write down... some sort of stupid fact about bees. ]
We are.
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So that could start at any time? What about the women I've bedded?
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John tries to wrestle whatever force has taken over his hand and fail miserably. A few more facts get added, one about how many bones one has in their foot and another about bears. ]
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If you're clean, it means they were probably clean at the time you slept with them too. If you're not, then you got it from one of them and probably passed it on to all the rest. Bad news, not much we can do for them from here. [He reaches behind him for a box of sterile gloves.] Good news, we can test you. All STDs are treatable [to an extent] and some are even curable [even if the damage they wreak before the pathogen is killed off can be irreversible]. So. Which arm do you like least?
[Snap! Goes the first glove on.]
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I would have liked to avoid being bled, but I suppose it is necessary...
[So he starts unlacing his bracer on his left arm so he can push up his sleeve to get it out of the way.]
And, ah... I've slept with women here, too.
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Don't worry, he's not going to use leeches or anything. [ John sends a warning look at House, just in case. Don't you even dare use leeches. ]
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If you’re positive for anything, you can give us their names and we’ll let them know. Don’t worry. We’re bound by law not to air your dirty laundry without your permission. At least we were back in our world. [Not like that ever stopped him. HIPAA was more of a guideline than a rule. He points to a school desk-like seat.] Sit and hold out your hand. I’m going to take a couple of vials of blood [he shakes the needle still in its sterile packaging] and then you’ll go into the bathroom [he points to the bathroom door], urinate into this sample cup [he holds the cup up for Ezio to see], put the lid on and give it Dr. Watson [he jabs his thumb over his shoulder at John]. Meanwhile, Dr. Watson will be fetching a box of condoms and showing you how to use them. You don’t need to talk to demonstrate, do you, Dr. Watson?
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[He finishes unbuckling his bracer and sets it off to the side. The long, thin metal contraption underneath it only takes another second to unbuckle and set aside, too, though Ezio isn't exactly interested in being too far from it for too long. Following House to the desk, he rolls up his sleeve, eyes on the needle, and lays out his arm. A knife seems more efficient at letting blood.]
Modern medicine is... interesting. In my time, a doctor would just slice you and let the blood drain into a bowl.
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If I didn't need your blood intact and uncontaminated, I'd do just that. You think it's fun poking around for a good vein?
[It doesn't take long for him to find that good vein. Ripping open the IV's packaging, he takes the needle by the butterfly wings and introduces it quickly into the skin. The flash of blood through the needle lets him know he got the vein in one. Letting the needle rest where it is, he lets the first tube fill, then plugs in another one.]
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At least he has the fortitude to not yelp or jump or anything ridiculous. He just grits his teeth and reminds himself that getting his finger branded a month ago was a lot more painful than this.
And then he just watches, fascinated, watching the red blood run through what looks too impossibly narrow to channel anything.]
It's... hollow? And why would the blood be contaminated otherwise?
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It's to keep the sample clear from contaminants. [ AT LEAST HE CAN SAY THAT. ] The knives your doctors used weren't sterile, nor were the places they operated.
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Aren't you going to show him how to put it on? [FOR SHAME, DR. WATSON.]
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kiku says to skip her for a bit ahaha
/is gonna crawl into a hole and die after this thread is over ldglfgd
ahAHhahaha i'm going to cherish this ridiculous thread fforeverrrr
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~*~ MAGICAL 48 HOURS LATER TIMESKIP ~*~
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