Survivor [Jisatsu | Apprenticeship]

She smiled at Jisatsu with a kind and small smile. "My pleasure." She said softly, she was maybe always a little worried that he worried too much. She did not want to dishearten him or make him hate the idea of the future job. She would just show Jisatsu a little more around, but the area was rather busy as made sense for emergency rooms and she looked at the bunny boy, "Also, if you have any questions, whether now or later during the week or the rest of the school year, you can always come to me, alright?" She wasn't sure with Hachi and Miu if everything was so easy for him. She was sure Hachi was a great teacher, but with her wounds before and all... would it feel rather unstable or maybe scary to be in her homeroom? That was not to blame to her but she could imagine if people had doubts about doing these jobs and she thought about Berker for a second before they continued on the job.

She was really proud of Jisatsu's attitude and behaviour, she knew he was a shy one and she was yet so proud he talked to some of the people in the room and the kids seemed to like him and study him in a kind and soft manner, one asked if they could hug Jisatsu too and would do so if they let him. When they moved on she smiled brightly at him, "I am sure they do, just remember, always treat people with kindness, even if they don't treat you kindly. So you can always say it wasn't about you, it is sometimes very hard but I am sure you can do it." Nothing was easy in life and even sometimes Nimue wondered what was worth it but that still did not mean that she would give up. She thought about his question for a bit and turned her attention to him soon enough though, "I don't think you should see it as a way of different things and something you keep up with. It happens, it's on your path or you get a call for back-up from police or the PSC. But you see the woman trying to cross the street, you see the people looking worried for a cat or child in the tree. Thinks like that." She smiled a little, "It sounds much harder than it is, I can tell you that." She would go out with him to see what the world would bring them today. The most difficult part would be the medical knowledge, always handling things on time and doing what was necessary and correct is difficult in a world that was reshaping and shaping differently but that was maybe something for another time.

So their patrol started, she would tell him that she would always try to keep eyes and ears open and watch where she walked and watched around her. That might be a little bit easier for him or maybe the opposite if his hearing would not be easily filtered, she had no idea. But there were no sounds of screams, no thieves and so on. They did bump into several kids that were bullying a puppy and she firmly took them together and told them what it would feel like for the puppy as for them, as she was taller and she pinched all of them once in the ear and the kids although looking like they would cry nodded and apologized. Someone came to pick up the puppy and bring it to the vet and she thanked that person. She looked at Jisa to show that this was what she did, all the time, no matter what it was and she ushered him forward when a blind person was waiting for the stop to cross. The sign seemed to be broken and maybe he could use a little help from someone kind.

Everything should be done with the intention to improve and whether the improvement came fast or slow did not matter and was up to you. It was just what it was and Nimue would therefore carefully and kindly instruct Jisatsu. One step at the time it would bring improvement to him. And when he offered to go help the blind person at the crossing of the streets, she stood back and smiled. She knew he was shy and afraid of what might happen and so on, so she was rather proud he stood up and did it anyway. She would be sure that one day he would look back at this and laugh about it himself, it was fascinating to see. She was sure he wouldn't let her down, that seemed to be impossible, as long as he learned and would indeed become better on his own pace and time, she had all the respect and time for that anyway.

The man would seem to react nicely and thankful to Jisatsu, saying he would like the aid indeed because he had no idea the signs were busted. With the help of Jisatsu, the man crossed the street and Nimue followed shortly after. She did not mean to eavesdrop but she kept an eye out for him anyway. The civilian thanked Jisatsu and hoped to hear about him in the future and wished him good luck on his training. With that, the man continued his path and Nimue would walk closer, "Let's go to Yuuei. We might bump into something on our way, I like how you did that. A good introduction and telling him why you offered help. Some people don't like to be seen as helpless, so it's always good to say why you thought of something and to simply ask." But it seemed like Jisatsu already got this feeling. They made their way slowly back towards the school, looking around and making sure that every help would still be given, but no one needed them. There was no crime-fighting needed either and when they got back to the school she would lower her hood once inside and look at Jisatsu. "Sometimes you have days like these, they are not particularly rare but they are there and they make me happy and satisfied days like this still exist. I will contact you when we go on another patrol." She let him know and said he could go off for today.