Cecilia, still pale from shock, slowly pushed herself upright. She took off her fogged-up glasses, wiped them on her coat sleeve, and put them back with an indignant look on her face.
"This really isn't fair, Lady Fauna." She said in a voice that trembled between outrage and awe. "This isn't fair at all! You've clearly raised him into this. You must have taught him everything you know about medicine since he was a child!"
"Don't tell me you didn't drill knowledge into him every day—lectures, rounds, practice sessions—everything a med-student could dream of. With a teacher like you constantly at his side, of course he'd turn into a prodigy!"
The three other doctors nodded; this explanation at least made sense to them.
But Fauna simply smiled and then shook her head.
"Nope~!"
All four doctors froze.
"N-No…? What do you mean no?!" Cecilia sputtered.
Fauna clasped her hands together as if recalling a fond memory.
"I never taught Mika anything about medicine when he was young."
