Do you intend to spend the entire event on the Silvana, Kurosaki?

Ms. Ichihara.

Do you have an explantion for why you were out of the infirmary yesterday?

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[long pause, and when he speaks, his voice sounds strained. He is still mostly composed, but is VERY annoyed. There is mild cooing and purring in the background.]

....if anyone has a clever suggestion as to how to get rid of these things, I would like to hear it. I do not have enough euthanization chemicals to dispatch them all, and do not want to waste them on hairballs.

....ridiculous.

It has come to my attention that there has been an increasing number of patients in my infirmary.  They seem to be due to work-related accidents all over the ship.

I should not have to tell you to be careful.  Safety railings exist for a reason, but don't expect it to hold up if you make stupid mistakes. 

Perhaps the maintenance staff and mechanics would care to take a closer look at the ladders, catwalks, and pipes around the ship.  I'm sure this would go a long way towards preventing more injuries. 

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a job to do. 

I have done all I can in the medical bay.  As many items as possible are now locked in the cabinets.  This includes any loose medical eqipment, anything valuable or difficult to replace, and my own small collection of books anything else likely to be picked up. 

They have already taken several syringes and a stethescope that idiot Kurosaki left out.  I want to know what they are, where they came from, and why they are here.  But more importantly, I want to know what they're after.  What have they been stealing?

Kurosaki, you will take over my duties in the medical bay until this broadcast is over.  I have no desire to listen to the consequences of your foolish ravings on the network. 

I will return in two hours.  Try not to make a bigger fool of yourself than you already have.