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☩ Diagnosis 002 [Video|Action]
May. 21st, 2012 08:02 pm[On a pleasant day like today what better way to spend your time than to sit in the battle dome chambers with a bunch of medicinal supplies taken from the vending machines and a simulated, worn out looking classroom complete with bunsen burners, test tubes and other small containers and measuring instruments? There is no better use of time than this.
Whilst Yukio would have preferred to take these potions, little candy things and whatever else home with him to mess around with that was proving a little difficult seeing as whatever he took out the doors decided to up and vanish on him. Kind of a pain really. So instead he had to settle for trying his hand at programming and putting together a classroom scenario. It's not a perfect replication of what should be one of the cram school classrooms back home but it serves its purpose well enough.
About thirty minutes into the simulation he turns to his journal, holding it up to show the desk in front of him with some possibly familiar items sitting on it. Namely two potions (one traditional Final Fantasy style potion, the other being a Pokémon style spray bottle), a pile of red, gummy candy (Tales, Apple Gels), what can only be described as a yellow ball with a crystal on top (Kingdom Hearts, Elixir.), and a collection of berries which were for some reason stocked next to all these other strange items (Star Ocean, Blackberries).]
Could anyone explain to me how these items work? I've exhausted all my methods in trying to find what sort of medicine is being used here but as far as I can tell none of these chemicals are familiar to me. As for the yellow object I have no idea how to use it let alone examine it. Thank you for your time!
[How does spraying something make it feel better? How does eating candy heal your wounds!? Such mysteries.
Once he's done screwing around with these healing items and satisfying his inner pharmacist the Battle Dome will have a rather pleasant apple aroma to it due to the five or so gels Yukio melted down. For science. He's actually hidden some of the melted candy in a phial to see if that might allow him to take the substance with him, but once he's out the door the phial is completely empty. Dang.]
Whilst Yukio would have preferred to take these potions, little candy things and whatever else home with him to mess around with that was proving a little difficult seeing as whatever he took out the doors decided to up and vanish on him. Kind of a pain really. So instead he had to settle for trying his hand at programming and putting together a classroom scenario. It's not a perfect replication of what should be one of the cram school classrooms back home but it serves its purpose well enough.
About thirty minutes into the simulation he turns to his journal, holding it up to show the desk in front of him with some possibly familiar items sitting on it. Namely two potions (one traditional Final Fantasy style potion, the other being a Pokémon style spray bottle), a pile of red, gummy candy (Tales, Apple Gels), what can only be described as a yellow ball with a crystal on top (Kingdom Hearts, Elixir.), and a collection of berries which were for some reason stocked next to all these other strange items (Star Ocean, Blackberries).]
Could anyone explain to me how these items work? I've exhausted all my methods in trying to find what sort of medicine is being used here but as far as I can tell none of these chemicals are familiar to me. As for the yellow object I have no idea how to use it let alone examine it. Thank you for your time!
[How does spraying something make it feel better? How does eating candy heal your wounds!? Such mysteries.
Once he's done screwing around with these healing items and satisfying his inner pharmacist the Battle Dome will have a rather pleasant apple aroma to it due to the five or so gels Yukio melted down. For science. He's actually hidden some of the melted candy in a phial to see if that might allow him to take the substance with him, but once he's out the door the phial is completely empty. Dang.]
