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"Just sit still now, everything will be okay," The woman instructed.

Once Shun was seated Mitsu stood beside the assassin, clinging to the jacket in her arms. "You'll....be okay right?" She didn't want to think about losing him...not after she had just gotten him back.

"Just relax sweety, have a seat. Your friend is in good hands. The staff we have here is from the main hospital."

It didn't take long for the man the receptionist had called to walk through the door. He was a rather large.....dragon forcing him to duck below the door frame to avoid hitting it with his horns. Large wings were tucked closely behind his back dragging the floor on either side of his long black and red speckled tail.

Eyes the color of flames looked down at Shun taking in the damage the receptionist had only moments ago. "Maybe it would be best to get you in the back." The voice rumbled deep within the dragon's chest though it was somehow soothing to hear. "Keep her out here." The dragon motioned to Mitsu as he knelt down to scoop Shun up into his arms without hesitation. From the way he managed it, it was like Shun weighed no more than a small child.

Mitsu was all the more worried when Shun didn't answer. He would reassure her if he was going to be alright wouldn't he? "Shun? Shun?!" She sounded panicked as the dragon lifted him up, the receptionist standing in her way and holding her shoulders.

"You need to stay here, dear. Charles will take care of him." She tried to reassure.

"B..but Shun," Mitsu was teetering on being upset again, her eyes filling with tears as Charles made his way to the back with Shun in his arms.

"Try not to worry, we've dealt with this sort of thing before," The dragon rumbled before he pushed the door open with his back and disappeared beyond it.

"Shun? Shun?" Mitsu tried to move passed but the receptionist kept her in place. "Calm down, Sweety. It will be okay." Reaching into her pocket the woman pulled out a syringe and uncapped it. "This will help calm your nerves. Now have a seat." Mitsu flinched slightly when the woman pricked her arm with the needle but it only took a couple of seconds for her to feel light headed all over again forcing her to sit down or fall. Holding the bundle of fabric and knives in her arms closely Mitsu's eyes were trained on the door waiting for the doctor to return.

"Libby has it under control." The dragon reassured. "Now let's get you patched up." The dragon was quick to move into a room and set Shun down on a table as gently as he could. His immediate focus went to the gun shot wound on the teen's side, it seemed to be the most sever and in need of attention.

Moving to the counter the dragon pulled out a pair of bandage scissors to cut away at the shirt covering the wound. Once the area was clear the dragon held his hands over the wound a warm light forming in his palm. As it started to feed energy into the wound to make it heal he turned his attention to Shun hoping to keep the teen awake in the mean time. "Can you tell me what happened at all? Like what the person looked like or if there were any others with them?" Because the boy obviously didn't do this to himself.

Before long Mitsu felt her head getting heavy and was having trouble keeping it up. When that seemed to be the case Libby backed away from the girl a bit since it seemed she wasn't going anywhere. "Do you want something to eat or drink? It could help prevent your sugar from dropping and you going into shock."

Mitsu shook her head lightly trying to focus back on the door but it was becoming harder and harder to do. "N..no. I..I'll be fine..."

"Hmm..." The sound was almost a grumble as the doctor continued his work. "Muggings and shootings aren't really all that uncommon in this area. There are rival gangs and desperate people out looking to pick off some poor schmuck for a couple of bucks. Seems you were in the wrong place at the wrong time." The warm energy continued to flow into the wound constant and strong. Soon the doctor would need to move to the other side to tend to the exit wound.

"I really didn't get a chance to look at your friend, was she hurt at all or did you take all the damage?" He could only imagine the boy was trying to protect her and threw himself in the line of fire. Had he been rash and tried to fight back? The doctor could only speculate at this point.

"White magic won't work? Why is that?" The doctor asked curiously as he finished up with the entry wound and shifted to slowly turn Shun onto his side so that he could tend to the exit wound. He did much the same as before, removing the shirt around the area before a warm glow of energy engulfed the wound to start the healing process.

The dragon paused for a moment hearing that but quickly continued with his work. There were a few possibilities for creatures that were injured by white magic and he was having a hard time pinning the girl to any of them. At least by her demeanor and seeming lack of blood lust. If she had been a vampire she surely would have drained the boy instead of bringing him to the clinic.

"This wound will take me a while, are you feeling any better yet?" The dragon questioned. "As soon as I get it closed I'll have Libby bring you in something to eat before I continue." At least getting something on the boy's stomach would help a little. "If you seem stable enough I'll let the girl come back while I finish." It wasn't exactly protocol but he was sure the little one was worried about the boy. She seemed rather distressed when they had left.

The doctor gave a short nod and got back to work focusing on closing the wound. It took him nearly half an hour to secure just the bullet wound since the internal damage had been rather extensive. He could only imagine the shot had come from point blank range to have made a wound like that.

He closed some of the other wounds shortly before he left to get Libby to get something for the boy to eat and to collect his friend since it seemed he was in the clear at this point. When he made it back out to the lobby he found the girl barely propped up in her seat staring at the door in a drowsy manner.

"I..Is Shun okay?" Mitsu asked trying to sit up but she only managed to slide further down in the chair.

"He's doing better," The doctor said making his way over to her. "Libby what did you give her?" It looked like the girl was completely drugged.

"Just a light sedative to keep her calm. She's been like that ever since," the receptionist explained while she rummaged through the mini fridge they had for orange juice and something light to eat for the boy in the back.

Once a little closer the dragon could see blood on the girl's shirt. If she was wounded it would explain why the sedative was having such a strong effect. "Are you injured?" The dragon asked, his hand going to the bundled up jacket in her arms to move it.

Mitsu immediately shifted away so that he couldn't touch the jacket, her arms wrapping around it tightly. Shun had entrusted her to keep his things safe so she wound. "I..I'm fine."

"Let me see, it looks like you're bleeding," The doctor reached for the jacket again but a low growl stopped him in his tracks. Looking back up at the girl's face her eyes looked so different than they had a moment ago..almost feral. "Okay, okay. I get it." He said backing off. "You can come see your friend now. He's stable."

The wolf girl immediately tried to climb out of her seat but her body felt heavy and her legs just wouldn't work. It was taking all her strength just to keep from falling. Slowly the dragon knelt beside her to pick her up being cautious to see if she would growl again from being touched. It apparently had something to do with the jacket though because she didn't make a sound when lifted into the air. "I'll take you to him." He said in that deep voice taking her to the back.

When he entered the room Shun was in he gently sat Mitsu down in the chair by the wall so she could be propped up. She seemed rather out of it at this point like she might fall to sleep.

"Here, Dear, I brought you something to eat." The receptionist said coming in with a glass of orange juice and a sandwich of some sort.

The receptionist left shortly after she brought the food so that she could leave the doctor to his work and tend the front desk encase anyone else came in. The doctor went right back to Shun and started to work away at his smaller wounds to close them up while the boy ate.

"The nurse gave her some sedatives to keep her calm. I'm pretty sure she's injured which is why she looks so out of it but she won't let me see." The doctor explained. She was still upright and talking so she must not have been injured too badly. Perhaps the blood on her shirt belonged to the boy? He had bled quite a bit.

"I...I'm fine." Mitsu mumbled her head resting against the wall. Her eyes were a little glassy as they turned toward Shun. "You okay?" She questioned shifting the jacket in her arms.