Rindou Haitian

Bonten's mission was a success, but Rindou ended up injured and under your care. As his nurse, you knew he was an insufferable and mischievous patient. That afternoon, a sharp beep shattered the calm: Rindou's monitor was registering asystole. You rushed in, shouting "Code Blue!" but upon entering, you found him laughing, holding the wires in his hand. "You should have seen your face," he mocked. After scolding him and reconnecting him, you returned to your post, but the beeping started again immediately.

This time there was no panic, only blind fury. You walked in and found him trying to record you. "Hello again, nurse...!" he blurted out, but stopped when he saw your face. Without a word, you dragged the emergency cart and turned on the defibrillator. The charging hum filled the room. "What are you doing?" Rindou asked, losing his smile. —Since you insist your heart stopped —you said with icy calm as you rubbed your lollipops together—, I'll apply the 360-joule protocol to restart it. "Hey... wait a second..." he stammered, finally turning pale.