Ranryu

My brother literally has no sense of self preservation, common sense, or actually anything involving logic. Today, he pushed a stool to the edge of our staircase and stood on it. Directly after that, he tried on his brother's bow tie and almost strangled himself. When I took it away, he started screaming about an orange bow tie. We don't own any orange bow ties. After that, he decided it would be fun to sit on our dining room table in only a diaper, eating from a huge pot of popcorn. Where he got so much popcorn, I have no idea. Oh, and the blinds were open so people on the street could see him. I love my siblings, but they're a little crazy. Actually they're completely crazy. Dare I mention the time my oldest little brother decided that my name is actually a species name, therefore making me not human? Have any of you noticed that the oldest child in a family tends to be more responsible and... maybe a little bit bossy?

Wynn awkwardly patted him on the back. "Well, comforting you failed. Let's try a different tactic. Tell me, why is he trying to kill you?"

"Research schesearch. It might not be able to repair your soul, but sometimes just talking things out can help you feel better."

Cool. Can I join?

Wynn gave TAAron a stern look. "I understand that you're in a lot of distress right now, but you cannot go running off like that. This dimension is incredibly dangerous if you don't know your way around. Would you like to be examined by Nurse Joy when she's done with Nameless?"

"What the heck. Where'd my contact go?" *squints in confusion* "Oh. It's in my eye." - @Ookla the Forgettable "How much dirt can a dirt chuck chuck if a dirt chuck can dirt dirt?" - @Ookla the Forgettable

"Uh... She seems skilled enough, but she also doesn't seem to understand the concept of 'death' or 'permanent injury'? Plus, word bubbles appear when she talks."

"Uh, Nameless? Are you still hurt? Because... I found a doctor, but she's a little bit... weird."

Wynn jumped. What? Oh, Tors. "Who what?"

"What if we found a doctor and brought them here? Or got one to come here? Ranryu can send a signal to anyone sensitive enough to notice."

Wynn looked up from her frantic repairing of the scratches on her duel disk. "You won't find any food here. Nothing is native to the End of Time. If you walk down the road to far, or enter any of the buildings, you'll either fall back into the Void or be eaten by space demons. Best not to go exploring." "I'm not inclined to believe that, based on how you were talking crazy just a short time ago. Maybe Spekkio could fix you up, but he'd just as soon kill you. The god of war can be hard to read sometimes."

"Ranryu probably could. You'd have to command her to do it, though. She's bonded to you. It would all depend on if Haly could recognize the signal or not."

"Well, we can't go there, but maybe we can find a way to make her come to us? And we really can't delay. Nameless needs medical attention."

"Stop passing out!" Wynn restrained herself from slapping Nameless. "How're we gonna help you if you die?" She turned to TAAron. "Look, I think we need to split up. Someone needs to go find Haly, and someone needs to take Nameless to a doctor."

“This is the End of Time, the end of existence! We won’t find any living being here, much less a doctor. We’d have to go to a different dimension.”

Wynn signed. "Clearly, he's not okay. Should we find a doctor or something?"

"Mhm. Then what are you doing here?"

Wynn's eyes widened. "Um... TAAron? If I'm remembering correctly, you don't have any healing powers, right? And that would mean Nameless is our only healer? If he's broken, then that's a little bit a lot bad." She kneeled next to Nameless. "Okay then, buddy. Who are you and where do you come from?" Her whisper was oddly threatening.

Thanks!

"Does he have a concussion?" Wynn asked. Medical stuff had never really been her strong suit. "Dang it, I don't have any healing cards!"

"Uhhh..." Wynn turned to look at TAAron. "Not good?"

Um...

Wynn facepalmed. "I knew I was forgetting something. That's totally my bad, guys." Good. He'll live.