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The procedure had went its course. Jiro felt the suction on his tail subside after what seemed to be hours, but was actually about five to ten minuites. The poor smeargle-hybrid panted. The whole process had left him drained, and not just of his paint fluids. His entire body felt weak. He clutched his lower abdomen. Something there was empty. Lacking. Bringing his tail forward, he was saddened to see the tip showing only the cream-brown color of his fur, no traces of his blue paint remaining on the tip. The machine had truly sucked him dry. There was nothing left.
"Well 537, your set to go." The doctor said, seemingly ignorant to the smeargle-hybrids emotional trauma. "You may return to your room and get some rest. We will have doctors coming in every so often to check up on you, just to make sure there are no... unexpected developments."
Jiro nodded, wearily got to his feet, and proceeded to exit. He was shaking, but not from the cold. This wasn't right. That emptiness within him shouldn't be there. These doctors operated on theories alone. Its not like there were other half-smeargle half-human hybrids out there who had gone through this procedure. The doctors who would check up on him were there to make sure he didn't accidentally die in his room with nobody around. Jiro could tell this was all going to go wrong.
Entering the hallway, Jiro slowly began his trek back to his room. His eyes drooped. It was as if all energy had been sucked out of him along with his paint. He felt like he was going to collapse any second. He partly noticed Maverick in the room across from the one he was exiting, but continued on his own way. He could wait to respond to whatever it was he had wanted. Right now, he needed rest. He continued walking slowly down the hallway, almost as if he was half-asleep. Absentmindedly he brushed elbows with a Blaziken hybrid, but was too out of it to see the annoyed look that had been shot at him before the hybrid in question had proceeded into Maverick's room.
In fact, Jiro noticed very little as he walked back to his room. The world seemed more... dull, since his paint had gotten removed. That was the only way he could think to explain it. Before he knew it, his bed was infront of him, and he leaned forward and landed face-first onto it. Glancing to the side of his bed, he picked up his drawing pad, at first thinking to draw some pictures before going to bed, then realized that that was impossible. Disheartened, he tossed the pad aside, and buried his face into his pillow. He felt awful, both mentally and physically, even though he had no fever or evident health problem. He couldn't imagine what his life would be like if he had to have this done twice a week. His mind captivated with thoughts of pictures he could not get on paper, Jiro's body shut itself down, falling asleep on the spot, not even noticing that the void in his lower abdomen was beginning to fill up once more, and not expecting the rude awakening he was to be getting when he awoke...
"Well 537, your set to go." The doctor said, seemingly ignorant to the smeargle-hybrids emotional trauma. "You may return to your room and get some rest. We will have doctors coming in every so often to check up on you, just to make sure there are no... unexpected developments."
Jiro nodded, wearily got to his feet, and proceeded to exit. He was shaking, but not from the cold. This wasn't right. That emptiness within him shouldn't be there. These doctors operated on theories alone. Its not like there were other half-smeargle half-human hybrids out there who had gone through this procedure. The doctors who would check up on him were there to make sure he didn't accidentally die in his room with nobody around. Jiro could tell this was all going to go wrong.
Entering the hallway, Jiro slowly began his trek back to his room. His eyes drooped. It was as if all energy had been sucked out of him along with his paint. He felt like he was going to collapse any second. He partly noticed Maverick in the room across from the one he was exiting, but continued on his own way. He could wait to respond to whatever it was he had wanted. Right now, he needed rest. He continued walking slowly down the hallway, almost as if he was half-asleep. Absentmindedly he brushed elbows with a Blaziken hybrid, but was too out of it to see the annoyed look that had been shot at him before the hybrid in question had proceeded into Maverick's room.
In fact, Jiro noticed very little as he walked back to his room. The world seemed more... dull, since his paint had gotten removed. That was the only way he could think to explain it. Before he knew it, his bed was infront of him, and he leaned forward and landed face-first onto it. Glancing to the side of his bed, he picked up his drawing pad, at first thinking to draw some pictures before going to bed, then realized that that was impossible. Disheartened, he tossed the pad aside, and buried his face into his pillow. He felt awful, both mentally and physically, even though he had no fever or evident health problem. He couldn't imagine what his life would be like if he had to have this done twice a week. His mind captivated with thoughts of pictures he could not get on paper, Jiro's body shut itself down, falling asleep on the spot, not even noticing that the void in his lower abdomen was beginning to fill up once more, and not expecting the rude awakening he was to be getting when he awoke...