Private Finished Don't Do Dopamine, Kids

Konpeitō wouldn't be surprised if some Hells would attack the living. There were all sorts of stories that could be found about people getting dragged down to other dimensions by demons or creatures beyond human comprehension. But if Manta Carlos was allowing entrance to some dimensions, they were likely safe.

"There are heavens too. No matter what you choose, you'd have to stay there for a week after going through one of the portals. That's why it's hard for me to decide on. You need to have some idea of where you can stay for that time." He ran a hand through his hair and sighed. There was a lot he had to work out a plan for. He was exhausted.

Another deep breath in and out and his pupils became wide as his colors saturated. If manipulating his hormones weren't a problem, then it wasn't a problem. He could do whatever he wanted and be whoever he wanted to be. He was going to be happy.

Konpeitō stood up from his seat, suddenly feeling a need to have the freedom of movement. He wasn't exactly hopping from one paw to another, but he was switching weight on each leg in a bouncy pattern.

"I don't see why you wouldn't be allowed a leave. You might be able to find people who can get you a ride there or back too. But, ah, make sure they're trustworthy. At least the portal service is forced to keep its word and stay consistent by law."

"Oh. No. I was thinking more along the lines of a vacation. You're taking leave off of work for a short vacation. Why would the hospital deny you your right to a break if you have available vacation days I'd be more? The hospital allowed me paid days off and I didn't even leave the island. I'm sure you can get what you deserve too."

"I'm glad I could help!" he replied happily. "But I should be going. I'm still all tense from my appointment. I need a change of scenery. Something not like a hospital, preferably." That, and he really wanted to move. Go on a run, do some power practice, something. He felt both under and overstimulated. Better than the alternative but not particularly pleasant either.

He hadn't thought about those locations. He nodded at Serena as she stood up. "I'll check some places out! You have a nice day now," he told her as he inserted some earphones into his ears. He played some rock music on his phone as he searched for nice mountain and rural areas to take a run on.