At prompting from the sister, Reigen steps away from the infirmary bed. "Ah, sorry--I'll stay out of your way. Thank you so much, ma'am..."
Reigen's anxiety isn't completely dispelled yet, but he does feel a little more at ease seeing that Sister Emile knows what she's doing. Now he feels a little bad for freaking out on her the moment he came into the infirmary when she probably would have helped regardless. Still, it could very well be a dire situation, so better that he acts immediately.
Then Sister Emile asks about Joscelin's medical history. "Um, yeah...Joscelin gets sick pretty easily..."
Ok, Reigen thinks, how is he going to explain that Joss has crippling anemia that requires blood transfusions without making the poor kid sound like a demon to a woman who doesn't know what those are? Hopefully his hesitation just reads as the panic of a concerned family member to the sister.
"He has a health condition, so he's always tired out easier than most kids his age. I was worried about him walking on the mountain path on his own when the children evacuated, but he kept saying he'd be fine...he's a stubborn kid, he keeps trying to handle things by himself. Dammit, I should have just gone with him..."
Well, the part about them evacuating separately is true, along with Reigen really wishing he'd thought to keep an eye on the kid before finding him potentially dying.
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Reigen's anxiety isn't completely dispelled yet, but he does feel a little more at ease seeing that Sister Emile knows what she's doing. Now he feels a little bad for freaking out on her the moment he came into the infirmary when she probably would have helped regardless. Still, it could very well be a dire situation, so better that he acts immediately.
Then Sister Emile asks about Joscelin's medical history. "Um, yeah...Joscelin gets sick pretty easily..."
Ok, Reigen thinks, how is he going to explain that Joss has crippling anemia that requires blood transfusions without making the poor kid sound like a demon to a woman who doesn't know what those are? Hopefully his hesitation just reads as the panic of a concerned family member to the sister.
"He has a health condition, so he's always tired out easier than most kids his age. I was worried about him walking on the mountain path on his own when the children evacuated, but he kept saying he'd be fine...he's a stubborn kid, he keeps trying to handle things by himself. Dammit, I should have just gone with him..."
Well, the part about them evacuating separately is true, along with Reigen really wishing he'd thought to keep an eye on the kid before finding him potentially dying.