Suddenly it seemed things were serious. Apparently the Ranger knew something of the threat they would soon be facing, and it was nothing good. Mr. Jorman attempted to get out of his bed. As a doctor, Kosuke couldn't rightly let him do that. He wasn't properly healed yet, and moving would only make the pain worse for the time while it still lasted.<br/><br/>... But he couldn't rightly let a city lie under siege either.<br/><br/>There was no choice then; it was a lesser of two evils situation. Kosuke fished a small, bud-like herb out of his bag and held it out to the man. "It'll ease the pain," he said, "You'll be able to walk and function on your own-- since I most certainly can't carry you. But you'll be fighting sleep. Though if the situation is as serious as it sounds, the adrenaline should keep you going."<br/><br/>This drug should work immediately. It was Kosuke's favorite pain-killing drug because it didn't cause drowsiness, which they really didn't need right now, since easing the pain in itself would be working to put him back to sleep.<br/><br/>"You can just chew and swallow it," the healer instructed. "So you suspect they'll poison the water and food supplies?" He shook his head, "That's not good. A person can be purged of poison, but food and water can't. Then the best case scenario is stopping them before that happens." Kosuke sighed, "I'll assume your bow and arrow are all the way back at your house?"<br/><br/>Kosuke pulled a scroll and pen out of his bag. He dipped the pen in an ink well and began scribbling furiously on the scroll.<span style="font-style: italic">Honestly, teleportation would be so handy at moments like these but I never have a scroll prepared. They always seem to get destroyed and I've been so busy.</span><br/><br/>"Give me ten minutes," Kosuke said. "I can make things a lot more convenient for us and you need the rest anyway."