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[spelleton]

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"Greetings, you've reached Ekkehardt Gehring. If you're listening to this, I'm probably busy. Try again later, or leave a message."

EKKEHARDT GEHRING
UN: HEMLOCK

STATUS: Graduate/TA. School nurse assistant.

ACCOLADES: I graduated from this academy 22 years ago. I've been rather boring otherwise.

BIO: I'm here to help treat whatever injuries you children can't just bounce back from. Try not to get into trouble.

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Comments

[fistsofchange]

[Lin wanders into the infirmary looking at Toki's student file.]

[spelleton]

Miss Lin. [ He looks up from his paperwork. ]

How may I assist?

[fistsofchange]

Ekkehardt Gehring, I believe?

[Her pronunciation is terrible.]

I was hoping you could talk to me about a student with a very concerning file...

[She hands the file over.]

[spelleton]

[ That's fine. He's heard worse from less good-intentioned people, it's hardly a problem. ]

Ah, yes. Mr Rikugou.

[ His tone suggests that the concern is well founded. ] What would you like to discuss?

[fistsofchange]

Before Tsunade...left...

[Slightly annoyed. She left quite suddenly in the middle of the night, and Lin has been working on picking up the pieces ever since.]

...I've been trying to do her job. Tokidori mentioned something about a doctor's report that was entirely incorrect and I don't have any medical training beyond basic first aid. I can splint a broken limb or bandage a knife wound but I don't know the first thing about antidepressants.

[spelleton]

It's hard to pick up someone else's work, when they've left you no instructions on how to go about it. [ He can't say he's particularly pleased with Tsunade's exit, himself, but there's nothing to be done about it now. He lets that displeasure show in his voice - he has nothing but sympathy for Lin's situation, having been in it himself at times. ]

Well, I'll handle the medical side of it, at least - keep up to date with him on his medications, and so on, and so forth. That will lessen your workload.

As for the report... [ He produces a fresh copy. He's kept the one that Toki highlighted. ] I've talked it over with him. Most of it is too harsh an evaluation, I think.

If you have any techniques you can teach someone that might help with delusions or episodes, that would be ideal. He tends to panic easily, so anything you can do to help him manage that would be good, as well.

[fistsofchange]

[She relaxes, honestly happy to hand off the medical side to Ekkehardt.]

Panic attacks I think I actually can help with.