I have a dream that I want to fulfill with you...

[tsugomori]

[ Well, that was an extraordinary trial to have... it was certainly filled with many things that wouldn't be lost to the memory of most, even for weeks to come. Although, the return to "normalcy" could be something that wouldn't seem like it was wanted, it was better than the alternative to returning to anything at all.

With ease, Mikazuki find himself setting up the usual party in the usual place-- that would be the library of course. Notes have been slipped underneath the doors of others, or hung up on the walls to alert them of this post-trial "celebration" -- which was more like a get-together of some sorts now than a real party. ]


Please join us in the library again. Of course, food and drink will be provided.

- Mikazuki, Orihime, Hanyuu, & Estelle

[ The food and drink has been set out, what with there being tea, vichyssoise, cream puffs, and fish for everyone to enjoy. ]

Comments

[foundfate]

Very sweet.

[He's not complaining about it though.]

Did you make it?

[modernmedicine]

Too sweet?

[A nod.]

I find I've got more time to spend in the kitchen here than I ever do back home.

[foundfate]

Well, you're a doctor, right? I imagine you would be really busy in a world full of people needing doctors.

[modernmedicine]

That is absolutely the case, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.

[foundfate]

Yeah? What kind of doctor are you, by the way?

[modernmedicine]

I specialized in surgery, but these days I do more work with nanomedicine.

[foundfate]

Nanomedicine? What's that?

[modernmedicine]

It's the use of very, very small particles for medical purposes. For example, some of the earliest uses of nanomedicine involved using tiny gold particles to diagnose cancer at a stage where it normally wouldn't be detectable on a standard scan.

[foundfate]

That...is actually pretty amazing.

[He's so interested in that now.]

Nothing like that exists in my world. How did someone even find out about that?

[modernmedicine]

It makes my work in the field a lot easier. We can use light technology in addition to nanoparticles to deliver treatment much more quickly.

[She hums.]

It was around the time people began working on things like carbon fiber - small particles being made into larger things. People decided to go the other way with it.

[foundfate]

[Those words don't make sense to him, so!]

What year is it for you?

[So he can get an idea of where she is coming from.]

[modernmedicine]

I'm sorry if I'm confusing. It's 2076 where I'm from.

[foundfate]

That would be why it's confusing. It's only 2004 for me.

[modernmedicine]

That does explain it. The early research I'm talking about was in the 2010s...

[foundfate]

So a few years yet, from my point of view.

[But that's exciting, it means he'll get to be an adult in a time when that stuff is discovered.]

[modernmedicine]

A few years yet, but you have it to look forward to.

[foundfate]

I can't wait, it sounds exciting. And really helpful too.