Somebody Get Me a Doctor [Nimue]

There had been a few accidents here and there that would need her attention and she worked all of this out by hand to add to the files she had about students. Mostly didn't go into detail and could be deleted later, or more like trashed out; sprained left ankle, need to make sure it is okay next week. Afraid of needles. Stuff like that so she knew how it worked, overheated; plasma cells in the blood, ready to be explored by user. No name, the small notes would be tackled but there were about four on a small stack next to her while she sat with a cup tea at the table in the first room. She took a deep breath and a sip of her tea when the door opened and she noticed one of her students that worked at the infirmary and well it was kind of obvious that the struggle was all over his face, but that wasn't the only thing that was on his face, he looked exhausted and pale. She stood up and put the files aside on another shelf and she thanked Kumoko and turned her attention to the student. So this was the infamous Yuhiko Yuzuki. She remembered vaguely that it was Serperior that pointed out something about him and the chat and that Kitsu would look after it later, after all, he was the first b teacher's student. She took a deep breath and let it out through her nostrils. "Take a seat Yuzuki-san." she told him coolly and stood up, there was some information she had on everyone but with new students that were definitely just starting training and just extending their knowledge about their quirks, there was not much for her to know yet. She took the little flashlight she had and asked him to take off his glasses, next she followed by checking the reaction of his pupils and checked the skin colour he had. Normally she believed he was already quite pale so that did not say anything but seriously, there was quite something going on.

"There is no shame in saying you are tired or anything like that." She mused softly before getting up to the cupboard above the sink where she held the food wears and she took some of the nutrition bars with honey and chocolate, hazelnuts and without, with peanut butter and all those sorts of things, she had about four different flavours and put them on the table with a bottle of water, "Let's start here and tell me how you really feel. I understand from Kumoko-kun that you were in the training facilities so I guess you were training on your own, and with your quirk?" Something they need permission for but she assumed that was all a done deal and besides there was no known damage, so she wouldn't go and make a big deal about that, right now it was for him to spill the beans and she would maybe ask him in a bit why he went to train to the end, so far that he was far from exhausted. She tilted her head a little to see what the student would do, there was too much of an uptight and a high attitude, Nimue doubted she would be the one to push through it, but that did not mean that she wouldn't try.

She took a deep breath and her normal and friendly expression took a stern look when Yuhiko said that he could not admit to weakness and she felt like people always looked at it in the wrong way. The same with other students talking about it and so on. She felt a slight itch when people said so, and yet probably calling others weak. "Knowing your weakness or your limit is something a good hero would know." She said neutrally, although Nimue herself felt like she was snapping, "If you do not know your limits or what would be strong against you, you can fail your job and that is something that is far worse than knowing when you reached the maximum of your capabilities. The chance of failing is far bigger if you only focus on what you can do and not on what could be improved or should be kept an eye on." She did try to calm down, it was dumb to consider. She remembered Miku saying the same, not about weaknesses but that knowing about poisons was a bad thing, a villain thing and that she wouldn't, but if you did not know how poison worked how could you make an antidote and if you didn't know what your weaknesses were, how would you improve? Which was why she pushed the conversation a little more forward. She would ask the boy how he really felt. For medical this was of the utmost importance to know, was he tired? Did he feel like he had to vomit or that he strained a muscle, it was very important to consider and wonder about it. She would just have to shake it, in a mental way in his head to get him to admit it and think about it in another perspective.

She grabbed a nutrition bar and a bottle of water and put it on the table next to him and stared at him as he did not take it and crossed his arms. Most stubborn child in U.A.? Probably. Then he never met a South African. She had to resist sighing as Yuhiko talked, what was this boy a machine? He did not seem to know much about how normal kids reacted and that he was the odd one out, but she had no intention to tell him that for sure. She waited and raised an eyebrow as if she was going to ask him about the permission, his whole speech and tone had already cleared up enough for her and she crossed her arms as well and leaned back in her own chair. "I will give you a new task as a sort of homework then. Try to see other perspectives." She said very calmly herself as well, "No one their method is the best, you yourself overworked and you take that nutrition bar and the water now and try to calm down, no more training for today. There is nothing wrong with the training and there is nothing wrong with limits and practice. You can do that if you want and you did it correctly until you got carried away. But do not forget that not everyone had your upbringing and not everyone is the same, surely there are students here that have a big outlet in that chat but that does not mean they are stupid or forgetting what they are here for. Do you know their story? Do they know yours? No. But this is not how you make any partners." He had, after all, said that he did not want friendship, "Because let me tell you of my experience, doing everything all on your own is not going to work and it will also bring you in trouble." That happened after all with her and Serperior and Hellhound when trying to stop Mia. "YOu don't have to be friends or hang out with everyone twenty-four seven but maybe it's something to learn why people are here and if there are people like you here." She closed her eyes shortly, took a deep breath and just uncrossed her arms and looked at Yuhiko, "After all, you all have the same goal. Become a hero." And that was the most important part that counted. How that worked and what the school needed would be figured out in the next couple of years, considering the first group was not done yet and had not graduated yet, soon enough that would happen.

She did not like how she acted. She wondered if she acted out the longer she listened to this and the more she thought of Serperior, how often would he consider her not good enough? She shouldn't think about Mikhail that way, it was only one person in a group of plenty that she could work with and also it was enough for others to consider how to work together. Tolerating the other was more than enough. She wondered shortly if the naga thought himself the same, having no weaknesses, not wanting others to know. "You don't have to share your weaknesses, but any shortcomings of your own would be necessary to learn from and to be able to support or enhance that in potential teamwork. The knowing of your weaknesses is mostly for you like I said and as you understood for your own good. You don't have to share it until it is very necessary." Her weaknesses were that she thought of every human as someone who ought to have a second chance, surely there were limits there and she had almost done something unforgivable. But also that she knew she could not fight at a distance or that she would always be going to try and heal someone instead of focused on fighting. That did not have to be a weakness or a shortcoming but it was something to keep in mind. "Maybe weakness isn't the right word as it has a negative origin, but you understand my point now, which is most important."

Then they continued in their debate with honest words. She swore she snapped again but she gave him homework, tried to keep her voice serene and levelled and just wanted to see what he would say. What followed next was not what she had expected, though he looked utterly unhappy with his energy bar and the water, he was at least eating it and he thanked her. So at least someone raised this boy properly. She was interested to see that there were extremes on both sides, you had the rich like this but also the ones who had no idea and wanted for the fame and money and so on, but the same could be said from the other, there were so many variables she would not want to do research in that, but who knows maybe one day. But she listened, a little bit baffled about what words fell out of the boy's mouth and the questions, why... why... only why. But her question would be; why did he need an answer? So held up and holding on to a meaning of the world, but let her tell him this; the world did not always have a meaning.

"I have two sorts of counter questions or rhetorical questions if you please, something to maybe consider. I cannot answer the questions for you, not by myself, you yourself should need to figure out why it might be of importance to you why you should learn their stories and their personalities. I can give you my reasons why I do that but those are my own, they would never have to become your reasons. But here is the first, looking at your future and you just said that the way the students behave around you is an offense to us heroes, but did you consider that the ones who are heroes now, would be able to get so far if they did not work together? I tell you to learn and understand more of your fellow students, that does not mean you have to like them but be able to learn more perspectives might in the future help you to see something from another point of view which will solve the case that you else would be struggling with for all eternity. There are many stories like that in the old mythology lessons, it might be worth to read it if that is something you liked." She eyed him shortly, she did not need an answer, she would not be surprised if he would give her one but she wasn't done yet. She had said her first valued point, but her second was going to be a real question.

She crossed her arms again and leaned back in her chair, eyeing the boy strictly. "How will you become a good hero if civilians are even less well behaved as some of your fellow students? Will you discriminate or make a distinction on who you rescue and who you would not? It is definitely something to think about Yuzuki-san." Because if he already called the students plebs now, wait until he would bump into the less unfortunate out there. She gave free medical service for the homeless and the poor because they were people and they deserved better, but with this attitude... she wondered if they would be saved at all.