Mary from NIKKE

Inside the bag, John retrieved a one piece bunny girl suit, bunny ears, white sleeves and leggings, and a variety of assorted accessories, transforming him into the lead doctor of Tetra’s Seraphim squad, Mary, in her Medical Rabbit attire.

“Oh my, the Commander is making me wear this outfit again, how naughty. Bad patients must be punished… fufu~” John as Mary said, his voice having become as high as a girl’s over the past week.

“Oh my? What’s this… ah, this must be for later treatment.” Mary said, noticing a set of syringes, pills, and other assorted medical consumables.

After around a quarter of the hour later, Mary emerged from the bathroom to sit across from Dr. Valentine.

“Dr. Mary, what a relief it is to have another medical expert in the room, finally.” Dr. Valentine remarked.

“Why, even us doctors have our own doctors, fufu~” Mary responded. “Ah, as to what purpose is our meeting today? I have several patients of my own back at the Ark that need tending to, so I must not stay for long.”

“Of course, Mary, of course. Well, I actually need some assistance from you. You’re aware of our shared patient, John, no?”

“Yes, John, the poor boy. What is the problem with him?” Mary responded, unaware she was speaking about herself.

“Well, you see, I fear my treatment of his… issues has reached a dead end. Mm, no, that isn’t correct. Rather, I feel progress has slowed to the point that continuing this would not resolve the core of his problems without taking an extended amount of time using traditional means.” Dr. Valentine lied.

“Perhaps you could switch to something more… experimental? Alternative treatments, while they may have their risks, are often the only choice when nothing else would suffice.”

“You may be correct… Mind if I pick your brain on some possible treatments, then?”

“By all means.” John was surely doomed.

“My first idea, the safest, mind you, is simply to switch and increase his… dosages, so to speak. Instead of transferring his treatment as I did before, I can directly have him consume the medicine, which will surely resolve his symptoms faster. Likewise, while more intensive, I can also have it applied to him through self-injection.”

“I would advise caution on both ends of those, as patients cannot always be trusted to dose correctly.” Mary cautioned.

“Naturally. That’s why—” she said, taking out a pendulum and an incense burner, “—I can also resort to more… direct involvement. Hypnosis, so to speak. To ensure that his treatment proceeds without difficulty.”

“That would be more efficient, I must agree.”

“Of course. Well then, Mary, what do you propose I do? Which treatment should I proceed with?”