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One of the brighter rooms in this odd school, the doctor's office a simple room with large windows, four infirmary beds, metal cabinets, plastic chairs set in a small waiting area, and a computer desk set against the far wall. Curtains on railings can be drawn between the beds. The only smells here are of disinfectants and coffee.

Natalia walked in to the office crying holding her wing.

I was out flying and well I fell and I landed with my wing bent at a weried angle and I thing it could be broken it really hurts.

T-Thank you Natalia said.

Kicking the door open, Katsuto walked right in to the infirmary, laying both Arturia and Kyosuke on two of the beds. He spun to the bewildered doctor with a firm glare.
"Save them."

Rust looked at the two new patients, then at the blood drops that had trailed all through the room. Shaking his head, he removed his glasses and cleaned them against his sleeve before replacing them and walking over to the two and examining them.
"I would prefer to hear the word 'please', but some of these wounds are very critical. I'm just a doctor, not a miracle worker..."

The vampire interrupted him with a deadly glare.

Dr. Salinger took a sip of his coffee and thought for a moment before getting some supplies from the cabinets.
"Very well. I'll see what I can do."

Katsuto took a seat between the two patient's beds. It was very fortunate that he had fed so recently. If not, only more trouble would have been caused. He closed his eyes to send his thoughts to Arturia.
Everything will be fine now, I assure you. Keep strong.

Rust walked back over carrying a large amount of bandages and medical kits. Setting these down, he looked at the large wound on the female. The edges of the wound were peculiar, but that was not the most urgent problem. He gently took hold of her arm and tied a tourniquet around the upper portion to cause the blood loss to lessen. He did the same to the other end of the wound, tightening it until the blood was no longer gushing. The doctor then prepared an IV for a blood transfusion, but paused as he looked a little closely at the hole.
"This looks like poison."
Frowning, he turned to the man who had brought the two in.
"I need you to very carefully remove this poison before I start the transfusion. You are a vampire, right? Just be cautious and go slowly. If you begin to feed to much, then..."
He held up a syringe full of a potent tranquilizer to prove his point.

Katsuto merely nodded and stood up, coming over to stand beside Arturia. He placed a comforting hand over hers, a worried look in his eyes.
"I know your past, but I promise you that I will not take any more than is necessary. Do you trust me?"

The vampire brushed some of her hair away from the wound and hesitantly bent down to an exposed area of flesh above the hole. Very carefully, he bent down over her and pressed his fangs into the skin. The blood flow was minimal, but the warmth and taste were soothing. Katsuto concentrated on his task however and slowly began to remove some of the poison from the bloodstream.

While waiting, Dr. Salinger walked over to the other patient. He blinked in surprise as some of the wounds appeared to have lessened in the short period of time. He found a small vial of ammonia and held it under the student's nose, hoping to rouse him.

Rust frowned seeing that the student did not wake up. He walked back over and tapped the vampire on the shoulder.
"That should be enough."

Katsuto withdrew his fangs, wiping the remaining blood from his lips.

The doctor quickly placed an IV into Arturia's arm, attaching a few blood bags for the transfusion. He started the IV and retrieved a medical kit.
"The boy isn't waking up, however his wounds are healing. See what you can make of it."
Rust gently administered anesthesia in the area of the wound before starting to stitch up the torn flesh.

The Vampire Lord crossed quickly over to Kyosuke and stretched a hand over the boy.
"The blood is flowing...wounds are healing...his state is dormant. This student was very close to unleashing a very powerful form. In these occasions, all he can do is rest."
Looking at the doctor's puzzled expression, he elaborated.
"I teach Biology here at the school. He is an archdemon, not human."

Rust nodded and continued with his work. After tying the sutures, he wiped a strong antibacterial formula on the area, cleansing the drying blood before beginning to wrap up the wound in gauze and bandages.