<div align="center"><em>Autolycus, relieved to be left alone<br/>Infirmary</em><br/><hr/></div><br/><div class="floatright">(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v200/Prakkie/Medicus.jpg)</div><em>Always so respectful</em>, Autolycus thought as he looked down at Nakia, smiling a little despite feeling as awkward as he did. He did remember telling her she didn't have to do that. She kept on doing it anyway. He'd always been a slave himself, until not so very long ago, and her insistence to adress him like some kind of master was... Strange. But nice.<br/><br/>"I haven't had time to think on it," he said when she commented on the Pict's cage. "I will."<br/><br/>Which was the best response he could give her. To be honest the kennels did sound like a more sensible, more humane solution. The downside being Sorcha would be not here, in the infirmary, where he could keep an eye on her, but elsewhere. He didn't much like that idea. Though he didn't much like her being in a smelly boar-cage and clearly distressed either. He frowned, his eyes now on the woman in the cage as she scratched at the lock.<br/><br/>If only he could somehow get her to behave, then there would be no need for any of this...<br/><br/>He was so busy looking at the Pict, and wracking his brain for some way to calm her that didn't involve drugs, that he didn't notice Nakia leaving until she was almost out the door, taking the British slave with her. Nakia would be kind to the woman at least, he reflected. And she seemed able to talk to her in her own language. He just hoped the domina would be as kind. Cariad was not in a good condition and though a bath would probably do her good the most she needed otherwise, in the medicus' opinion, was food and lots and lots of rest. Not being summoned for who knows what... Yes, he'd heard rumors about 'initiations'.<br/><br/>His eyes fell on Galo, finished unpacking his stocks and now lingering on the doorstep. Almost like he was waiting for him.<br/><br/>"Go on then," Autolycus said. Then, feeling something more was needed, "Thank you for the supplies. We can talk later, when you're not as busy."<br/><br/>Honestly, he was relieved to see Galo leave so soon. He had absolutely no idea what to say to the man at the moment. Except possibly inquire about his trip which might not go over well, considering.<br/><br/>