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*Medic just chuckles. He's been outside Souji's door for some time now.*

[He heard that from two places and throws the pillow at the door.]

*Laughing now!*

You're horrible.

Maybe a little bit. I vas vondering how long it vould take you to notice I vas here.

[He rolls over onto his back and throws the blankets over his head, pouting.]

I was waiting for you to come in and looking at the journal.

Do not pout. How are you feeling?

*He does look a bit concerned (once a doctor and all that), however.*

You can't see my face. How do you know I'm pouting?

[He's still under the blankets, but he shifts slightly, obviously looking toward the Medic now.]

I'm just fine. The cold is almost over.

Your attitude. *He chuckles and adjusts his glasses slightly.*

Hm. Und I brought a book, like you asked.

[At the mention of the book, he throws the covers off his head and beams at the Medic.]

You did? What's it about? Are you going to read it to me?

*Now that makes him laugh.*

Grimm's Märchen. Zhey are German fairytales.

[FAIRY TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALES. He is so excited, you have no idea. He claps his hands together and tries his best not to fall out of bed from his excitement.]

There's a chair right behind the door.

*Medic just smiles. There's something oddly endearing about Souji. He takes a seat in the chair and opens the book.*

Now zhen...Hm, let us start vith Hansel und Gretel.

[He picks up his other pillow and hugs it to his chest as he settles in to listen. He likes listening to these foreign stories for some reason, but he can't read them himself.]

Okay.

*And Medic begins to read it aloud, going so far as to read the witch with a different voice.*

[And he'll sit here, rapt, watching and listening to the Medic tell a story he's never heard before.]

*He finishes up with a little chuckle.*

Vould you like to here anohzer?

Yes!

[Manners]

Please.

Hm, hm...vhich one...The Wolf und the Seven Young Kids! Zhis one is a bit more twisted, even!

*He's taking a bit too much delight in reading this one aloud, as well. Maybe Medic would be good with kids, who knows?*

[Okita watches the Medic and listens to his story - amazed that foreign countries have such violent stories to read to their children. And that the wolf wouldn't wake up through being cut open.]

*Oh, brothers Grimm, the horrible stories you collected to terrify children with.*

Zhat story used to frighten me as a child.

Are all foreign stories so terrifying?

No, some are not zhat bad. Zhe Town Musicians of Bremen is not frightening. Zhe Brothers Grimm just had a knack for collecting zhe most disturbing fairytales!

I wonder why they did that. Did they like scaring children?

I vould not be surprised if zhat vas zhe case.

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