<div class="floatleft">(http://media.graphis.com/uploads/cfe/entry/ab5a6d12-08a3-4334-8b1f-d3d2542aa305/120116_LATIMES_LUCY-Liu164.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Choko Hideki<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Los Angeles<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Eh, it's morning<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>No one's it<br/><strong>Legend:</strong>3/4<br/><hr/><br/>Yukiko Akiyama...a name she recognized, but she wasn't much into that sort of music. She had her tastes, and while Yukiko was certainly talented, it just wasn't for her. She had no reason to suspect that the influence over her was supernatural, not until more evidence came out to support that. She had done her research, looking up her past treatment. Dr. Fieldmann...a name that meant nothing to her, but if his notes were anything to go by, she never wanted to meet him. The man's work was sloppy, careless, the epitome of unprofessional. He had even given the poor girl a one size fits all treatment plan-mood stabilizers and anti-psychotics only worked when there was clear evidence of a chemical imbalance when this outburst seemed more in line with stress. Fool.<br/><br/>The entrance of the woman got a smile and a nod from Choko-who also nodded to her secretary as she bowed. "Please take a seat, Miss Akiyama." Her tone was calm and soothing, built to help a patient relax. "You are correct-you are not crazy, and you are not losing your mind. It's not exactly an uncommon thing for people to hear and see things that aren't really there. The mind is a tempestuous thing, and for all we know, there's a lot we don't know. I've lived alone for many years and sometimes I still hear my mother calling to me from downstairs."<br/><br/>She leaned back a little, thinking of how best to approach the next part of it. "Someone once told me that the flashes and signals you get in your mind are kind of like the dashboard of a car. Sometimes, a light goes on-and that tells us something is wrong. Can you tell me what you see and hear when these episodes happen?" Choko specialized in cases of past trauma and things from the past, here, she felt she was flying blind a bit. But then again, knowing what she saw might prove the difference between, say, the oil light and the check engine light, to continue the metaphor.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Spending a point of Legend to activate Blessing of Importance-I figured the affirmation that she isn't crazy would be enough to count. All Yukiko's Willpower should be replenished, which should enable her to speak about her experiences a bit more easily.</div></div>