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When Bassena and Zein received a call from Radia’s secretary instead of Radia himself, they knew something really wrong happened. Possibly to Han Joon.
And they were right.
They met Secretary Min in front of a special care single-unit--one with a glass window so they could see the patient from outside of the room, but also a restricted entry so that only family could come to see.
There, they saw a man sleeping with a peaceful face; so peaceful no one would think there was something wrong with the man. Even the monitor beside him saw the steady heart rate of someone in a deep sleep. If there was anything off, it was the low statistic of brain activity.
"Master Joon is in a coma," the secretary said. "From what I heard, he suddenly fell unconscious."
"Suddenly?" Bassena frowned. "There’s no noseblood or anything?"
"No," the secretary shook his head, looking solemn and concerned. "It was like he suddenly fell asleep."
Zein and Bassena glanced at each other, as the same memory came across their mind; the day Han Joon fell asleep after playing with Kar and Radia suddenly looking all worried.
"Did it happen often before? The suddenly falling asleep?" Zein asked.
"It seemed to be so," Secretary Min nodded. "The previous diagnosis was that Master Joon was merely feeling increasingly tired. It also usually happens after a long day or increased activity. This is the first time..." the secretary glanced at the man beyond the glass window. "It’s the first time he fell unconscious in the middle of doing something, and...he hadn’t woken up since."
Bassena clenched his fist, amber eyes staring hard at the sleeping night star. If he felt this awful about it, how would Radia...
"Where’s Radia?" Zein asked.
"Ah, Master is..."
The Secretary’s face darkened, as if a black cloud suddenly hovered above his head. With a troubled, cast-down look, he glanced at the end of the corridor. In front of the emergency exit door, a familiar black figure was standing, as if guarding the door.
Zein let out a sigh and asked the secretary while stroking his esper’s back. "What about his parents?" ƒreeωebnovel.ƈom
"They were coming from the Southern Kingdom. They are scheduled to arrive around midnight."
"And the Matriarch?"
"Madam is currently talking to the doctors. Master Radia was..." again, the secretary glanced at the emergency exit door. "He wasn’t in a condition to talk to other people."
That was to be expected. Even Bassena still couldn’t talk, probably because the only thing that could come out of he opened his mouth was curses.
"Did you tell Reina?"
"Not yet, Sir. I’m waiting for instructions."
The protocol in place for this kind of situation was for him to call Radia’s parents, the matriarch, and the branch guildmaster--in that order. It should be Han Shin first initially, but the healer was unfortunately still in the Tower.
But Bassena didn’t look like he could take care of others at this point, so Zein decided to take action himself. Someone had to keep Radia stable until his parents were here, since he wasn’t sure the matriarch could handle him. For all Zein knew, only his husband and parents could handle an emotional Radia.
[Please keep him company]
Zein glanced at his commlink, at the message coming from the matriarch while he was on his way. Well...he could do that much.
"Stay here," he stroked his esper’s cheek before walking toward the emergency exit door.
Despite looking like a guard, the butler with a pair of hardened black eyes stepped out of the way when Zein came, letting the guide approach the handle and open the heavy door.
He didn’t immediately see Radia, but he caught the shadow. Walking down a flight of stairs, he saw the summoner in the corner, crouching. Small and trembling. The dim light obscured his face, which was covered by messy red strands. Unlit golden needles were scattered around his feet, along with a smashed-out lighter and another one dangling between shaking fingers.
How long had he been there? Perhaps since the moment they declared Han Joon fell into a coma. A couple of hours. Zein could see it, how the man dazedly walked away to a corner where no one could see him, losing his mind. Losing his pillar. Losing his world.
What could he say to such a man? He didn’t even know what he would do if he lost Bassena.
Silently, Zein took a seat on the staircase below the one Radia sat on. He could sense the summoner flinch, which was rather unsettling for him. Well, for anyone, really. Radia was in a daze the first time Han Joon collapsed, but he quickly regained his wits the moment the doctor came.
It wasn’t so easy this time.
Zein, however, wasn’t someone good at consoling. He was never asked to do that anyway. If he still could, he would offer a guiding session to at least make Radia calmer; but that method was no longer available.
"Have you found the relic?" he asked.
Understandably, the answer didn’t come right away. But Zein patiently waited, without saying anything, without looking back to look at the summoner’s face. It took a long time, but Zein refrained from glancing at the clock, only staring at the white wall and their stretched-out shadow.
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