When Touya opened his eyes, the world around him was white. Somehow that was relaxing and uncomfortable at the same time. As his vision became clearer he could see curtains, a ceiling and beeping sounds could be heard. He slowly raised his upper body to sit upright in the bed he had been lying on. White sheets slid down to reveal that he was wearing a thin loose fitting white shirt and a look under the sheets revealed pants of the same material and colour. Touya didn’t feel like it was right to wear something like this although he couldn’t really place a finger on those feelings nor where they came from.  It just wasn’t comfortable. The beeping noises came from machines next to the bed. They were connected to him with wires and pads on various places on his body. There was even a tube coming from a bag with a fluid in to his arm. All those things being attached to his body and going into it were quite disturbing. Without thinking about the consequences he pulled them out. A long needle appeared from his arm. Next were the pads attached everywhere. The beeping from the machines immediately changed to a much more alarming noise. Touya didn’t pay it much attention. He tried to put the facts in a line so that he could understand what was going on.<br/><br/>This place ... must be a hospital. He got here because ... How? Touya tried to concentrate and remember but it was all fuzzy. He had been walking and then ... he fell down? No, he had been falling before that. Falling from where? And why? With his head in his hands Touya tried to get the facts straight but he wouldn’t get any more time for that. The sound of running footsteps quickly came towards him. The curtains got pulled to the side with an almost violent motion. An elderly looking doctor accompanied by two nurses who were pulling along a cart stormed in. On the cart there was more apparatus, seemingly for reanimation. Upon seeing that Touya was in no need of such a treatment the doctor began lecturing Touya. While he was quickly examining him, the doctor told Touya how dangerous it was to just pull out injection needles. It could damage the blood vessel. Also pulling of the electrodes was not a good thing to do either because it signalled an emergency situation to the staff who were already busy enough as it is. Touya let the doctor examine him but didn’t really react to the lecture.<br/>After a while the doctor sighed and pulled up a chair to chat with Touya. He signalled for one of the nurses to leave while the other held a clipboard and a pen to write everything down.<br/><br/>“How are you feeling?” The doctor asked with a more kind expression on his face.<br/>“I am okay,” Touya answered truthfully. Indeed, physically he felt completely fine.<br/>“Well, you are still young so you will be alright,” the doctor said. It seemed like he wanted to make it more of a conversation instead of a questionnaire. “How old are you? Twenty?”<br/>“I don’t remember.” Touya’s answers were short. He didn’t know what else he could say either.<br/>The doctor was quiet for a moment. “What is your name?” He finally asked.<br/>“Touya.”<br/>“Family name?”<br/>“Don’t remember.”<br/>“What do you remember, except for waking up here?”<br/>“The feeling of falling, trying to move forward, my name.” Touya had forgotten that he had bumped into someone before losing consciousness. But these three things were practically all that he knew about himself.<br/>The doctor showed an encouraging smile. “It is okay, Touya, suffering memory loss after an accident is nothing unusual. In most cases it returns fairly quickly. We will need to run some tests in the meantime, are you okay with that?”<br/><br/>Touya gave his okay. If it would be of help to him then he would let them do their tests. The doctor stayed to talk to him some more, trying to see if maybe he did remember some other details but it was in vain. There was nothing. As the doctor left, the nurse who was with him asked the doctor a question. “Doctor, I know that victims of accidents can suffer from memory loss, but this patient has no wounds at all that would indicate an accident?” Touya couldn’t hear what the doctor answered to that. He leaned back into the cushion. It seemed like he would stay here for a bit. Later he would hear from one of the nurses that he had been brought in yesterday and had been sleeping ever since. It seemed like a man called Samael had found him unconscious on the street and had called an ambulance for him.