"Anyhow, dessert. Are you in the mood?" Asked the president.
"Not particularly. Plus, we ought to get back to work." The prime minister replied.
"Right then," Geiger said as he gestured discreetly for the check. "Then let us not be idle in our claims."
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"Yes, yes. I've noted your contact information down and will ensure it reaches the president." Replied the secretary at the other end of the line. "The president is currently not in the office due to a work-related meeting, but I'm sure he will contact you as soon as possible given his busy schedule as of late."
The secretary then hung up. They tore off the sheet of paper with the information written on it and walked it over to the desk of the president, where it was placed more or less at the center of his black leather ink blotter. After doing so, the secretary returned to their desk and logged the call from the FSC Intrepid into their call logbook under the category of "possibly suspicious" due to its sudden and seemingly random nature.
Kemptburge, Shingukai
"Privijet, dijež pridalnije." Said a doctor as they walked in with a clipboard in hand, alongside Alena. Dressed in a white coat and with a receded hairline that left the top of their head bald (revealing some liver spots), a goatee that matched their hair color graced the front of their face. Wire-frame glasses hang from a lanyard, ostensibly indicating their use as reading glasses. "I am Doctor Wilhelm Mertegašte, and I will be your head doctor for the rest of your time here. My specialty is reconstructive surgery, it is something I've been doing for the nearly four decades my career has spanned. Anyhow, you must be Spencer, right? How are you doing this morning?"
Silence filled the air for just long enough for Spencer to begin to formulate an answer before Dr. Mertegašte spoke again.
"It sounds like you've encountered severe lung trauma that hasn't quite been remediated yet. That should be on the top priorities list along with your leg. Once that is done, a quick inspection of the heart to make sure there is nothing wrong there should suffice to give you a clean bill of health for physical therapy. The rest of your ailments can be treated once you've regained sufficient mobility, stamina, and health. My concern right now is that you are not in the best state health-wise, and that needs to be addressed immediately."
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