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[quicktosnap]

Okay, well, it... it looks as though we have it under control now. I can't.. [ He begins to mutter something, clearly trying to sort through his thoughts. A snuff and shuffle. He sighs as he combs his fingers through his hair. ]


Ah-ah... You, all.. all of you. If there's anyone still, well, affected by the pollen you should.. What I want to say is, if you're still bothered by the pollen we would... like to know. We didn't want this to happen; so we will... administer antidotes if you need more. I presume the hospital has already received the first package...

[ There's a silence. He's drumming his fingers rampantly on the desk. ]

Good then, I'll just.. wait. --Right; good.

((ooc; This is an open scientist post; the hospital DID receive a package a few days into the event with various said antidotes, as stated here, that definitely quelled any effects if need be. Anyway, feel free to comment to Kevin or talk amongst yourselves here.))

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voice

[obsession]

Oh, is that it? [ she pauses for a moment to wonder if either the imported ones or the native ones (or both, even) caused the pollination problem that included the nasty effects.. ] Which ones did you bring in?

Re: voice

[quicktosnap]

Hmm...

[ He pauses to figure out how she might identify them. ] Well, there was a pie tree.... Someone... may have devoured most of what was, er, on it...

voice

[obsession]

[ HAHA THIS IS SO WEIRD... ]

A pie tree wouldn't pollinate, would it..? [ she sounds a bit unsure. ]

voice

[quicktosnap]

...Well...



It's... excessively complicated, actually... I wouldn't have the time frame to, er, explain any of it... honestly.

voice

[obsession]

That's alright! So you're at the hospital administering the antidote, right? Or is it someone else doing that?

voice

[quicktosnap]

We merely left the box there for the doctors to use.