Chapter 34: Cheap Romance (Rewritten)
The Memories that Natasha had summoned were laid out on a tray. There were a few potions, bandages, and a stitching set among them.
Sunny thought that it was quite unusual for Natasha to conveniently have Memories that were perfectly suited to her profession as a doctor. It was even more strange when one considered that the Underworld was separated from the Overworld — which in turn was separated from the rest of the world.
Maybe he should ask about it later.
Natasha first picked up one of the strange potions she had, uncorking the bottle. This one in particular had a green liquid in it.
She first went over to Dan Heng, pouring the green liquid within the potion over each of his wounds. Sunny wasn’t very sure what it was supposed to do, but since it was a Memory, it must have served some purpose. Maybe it helped to clean the wound in some way.
Suddenly, a needle with a string attached floated into the air as if it was alive. It almost disappeared, zooming across Dan Heng’s body as it stitched together his wounds with frightening precision. In less than a minute, the needle returned to the tray, having sealed the multiple wounds spread across Dan Heng’s body.
A roll of bandages unfurled itself, floating on it’s own as it delicately wrapped itself around him. Natasha had already turned away from Dan Heng, pouring another one of those green potions on the wounds that littered March’s own body. Once she was done, she walked over to where Sunny and Sampo were sitting.
The process repeated itself, with the floating needle and bandages operating automatically. Natasha pulled off her gloves, throwing them into a trash can before pulling a chair up to Sunny and Sampo. Taking a seat, Natasha sent Sunny a gentle smile.
"Your friends will be fine. They’re quite tenacious, even when compared to the average Awakened."
Sunny was tempted to clarify that they were not his friends. However, he decided that it wasn’t really relevant to the current situation. She glanced towards Sampo, who had an annoying expression plastered on his face.
"It looks like your tendency for getting into trouble is starting to cause problems for others, Sampo Koski."