voidtreckernet | [Video, some time near the end of this storm shenanigans]

[The feed starts out with very obvious shuffling around before finally steadying and focusing. Kabuto sure is looking like a right mess. He's still put on appearances enough to look mostly human, but he looks absolutely haggard, hair very much out of the ponytail and looking wild. His glasses are the only put together part about him. He's seems to have also not bothered with a shirt today, the background some might recognize as the examination room of the medical carriage.

Look, don't ask why he's picked there.

He rubs his hand against his face with a low sigh, right, put together.]

Do we have any idea how much longer this is going to continue on? And what is the point of thinking it practical to stay in the medical carriage to avoid having to go through the nonsense to get here if whatever entity is in charge or the train or whatever it is finds it prudent that I still wake in my assigned bed?

[Even his voice sounds... tired. Just exhausted.]

I suppose it... would make sense on a logical and practical level, but I can't help but feel... annoyed that I evidently can't be treated like a fully grown adult and make my own decisions about when I sleep and where I sleep.

Any... information into this nonsense is greatly appreciated.

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If someone is checked in properly in medical, usually they stay in medical and don't get transported back. That said, you'd be taking up a potentially needed bed in medical if all you're going to do is sleep. I'm not a doctor or one of the medical staff here.

The other area it doesn't seem to kick you out back to your own bed is if you rent one of the luxury rooms.

[Give him a second while he stares at the screen. Really. Okay.]

I am one of the medical staff here, hence why the idea was to stay here in the first place. To not have to deal with the potential of it taking forever or being near impossible to get back here if it was needed.

[Trunks reaches up and rubs the back of his neck sheepishly.]
Sorry, I must've missed that part. I admit I've not been as involved as I should be in learning new faces lately.

[Honestly, he's more baffled at why someone would want to stay here if they weren't.]

I suppose I can still be considered new. Though, I do have to wonder, does and would anyone not medical want to willingly stay here? I cannot say I've ever seen anyone willing to stay in a medical area or bed for longer than absolutely necessary.

I suppose it depends on how badly they want their own space. It's not the same, but I know people who've slept in the quiet cars as much as they can.

Now that makes more sense. Though sleeping in medical would tend to... draw the attention of the medics and I doubt most want to be scrutinized to that degree.

[Or maybe that's just him. It's possible.]

You're probably right about that. Although now I wonder about someone who's in there because sleep is what they need. Uninterrupted even by being put back in your own bed.

Insomnia can at least be helped by things that can be taken or given in your own bed, but that is a particularly good point...

[He hadn't really thought about it, but it's still something to keep in mind for the future.]

I suppose it's something that needs to be adapted and worked around. Which, while obnoxious, isn't entirely impossible.

As you've probably noticed, there's so much we don't know about this train, or can get it to understand about us.

[With a hint of dry sarcasm, but more for their situation.]

[Video, some time near the end of this storm shenanigans]

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