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Posts from Razor Bloodfuzor (Warrior777)Auto-translated
–Really? Now that’s a challenge! It won’t be easy for you. You know, if I were you, I’d talk to my teammate, Jeanne. She suffered even more than I did, but she told me she has an idea about the reason for the attack on our team. She’s in the next room.
– In Raselon, of course! Raselooooooooon, forward! – he suddenly shouted. Throughout the hospital, shouts of “Shut up!”, “Some people are sick here, by the way!”, “Stop yelling!”, and “All of you, shut up right now!” could be heard.
--No, all six of you, shut up!!!! --What's all the noise about, you're not letting me sleep?!?! --And Raselon is still the champion! -- added his roommate.
An unusual commotion began in the hospital. More and more patients were shouting, and Raisor was banging on the floor. The noise echoed throughout the hospital.
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The chief physician arrived and said two words: "I ask for silence," and everyone fell silent.
"Alright, sir," he said to Raizor. "Don't disrupt the order, please. I'll operate on you now, and you'll be as good as new."
The doctor managed to swear twice, but the hour-long operation was still a success: Razor really felt better. --For now, it's best to stay in the hospital, otherwise the stitches might come undone. And in general, be more careful. But you can walk around the wards.