Private M. Bennet ... The Curious Case of the Full Time Werewolf

Vladimir was quite happy for the sudden influx of patients that the unfreezing of Dark Crystal Academy had caused. Not just because he was a workaholic and genuinely liked helping others, but it helped him deal with his own sudden wave of forgotten memories that the unfreezing had unburied.

"If you are still feeling anxious and can't sleep, try a warm cup of catmint before bed, and if that doesn't work. Take a half pill twenty minutes before bed," he told the twenty-some years old shifter as he wrote them a prescription for a light sleeping aid. The shifter had just found out his older sister had been a student at DCA and was having anxiety attacks and nightmares. Both very normal responses to what was happening Vlad had assured the young man.

"And don't hesitate to give the office a call if you feel worse or if after a week or so you are still feeling poorly," he said as he accompanied the young man back to the waiting room where his next patient, Milo Bennet was waiting.

@Max!!

"Milo Bennet? I'm Dr. Wolfstein," Vladimir said in a welcoming tone as he grasped the young werewolf's hand paying no heed to the clawed hand as he shook it.

"Come right this way," he said as he took Milo's file from the nurse and ushered him into his examination room/office.

"Just have a seat wherever you like," Vladimir said amicably as he gestured to an empty chair which was large enough to comfortably accommodate his werewolf form or the exam table as he opened Milo's file and took a moment to scan it over before continuing.

After another second or two, Vladimir finished reading Milo's file and placed it to one side. He then focused his full attention on his new patient curious to know what exactly the problem might be, and how he might help.

"So, what can I do for you today?" Vladimir asked Milo, never assuming what a patient's problem may or may not be.

Vladimir was actually a little bit surprised by Milo's admission though he hid it well. He had assumed the young wereshifter had deliberately shown up in his were-form because he either a) wanted to, or b) was most comfortable in that form.

"Have you always been unable to shift to your human form?" Vladimir asked, wanting to make sure he understood Milo's problem fully. "Or is this a recent problem?" he added as he looked at Milo, taking in the extra eyes on his body as a thoughtful look crossed his face.

Vladimir nodded in quiet understanding. He could now guess what might have happened, at least in part. The eyes were still somewhat of a mystery, he had to admit.

"It's not very common, but if you were turned on a full moon, or shortly before or after, the process can be reversed. Nobody really knows why it happens. I have only seen two or three cases over the years," he said, sympathizing with Milo's plight.

Vladimir nodded in quiet understanding. He could now guess what might have happened, at least in part. The eyes were still somewhat of a mystery, he had to admit.

"It's not very common, but if you were turned on a full moon, or shortly before or after, the process can be reversed. Nobody really knows why it happens. I have only seen two or three cases over the years," he said, sympathizing with Milo's plight.