[M] [P] The Night Is Dying, Dear

Well, it wasn't the local Hospital in the town but he still snuck around and looked through people's records. He was sitting in a computer room reading through thr files. He had randomly found some kid that was passed out in his room so many hours before. The door was open, luckily enough. It was obviously a suicide case as he listened to the docters that told him what was in his system. Or well, it was an attempt at suicide.

He looked through files until he found the boy earlier and printed out his record for his own use. Well, Hotaru would use this. How long had it been? Without a name he had to search the database without permission until he found someone that matched him. Taking the paper, he flipped through the multiple pages before putting a paperclip on it and closing out the database and left the room with closing the door behind him. He was just interested in what the deal was with this kid.

Going back to the room he was in, this contained student records as well. This was the school's hospital wing. He opened the door and saw that the kid was awake now. Not wanting to stay awake he seemed to pull at the blanket. Closing the door to the room, Hotaru stepped into it. "Kid, don't go back to sleep now. I want to talk to you for a little bit." He said as he seemed to wander lostly into the room. He was looking for a chair and pulled one up to near the bed from another side of the room. Tennis balls on the bottom of the legs to keep it from scratching the floor. He put it around backwards and Hotaru sat in it with his arms on the back rest. "Well, if you don't mind too much." He continued as he glanced at the kid in the bed, with the thin white covers over him. He remembered what he fully looked like before he came into the room. A broken arm too? What caused that? If someone was going to kill themselves, breaking an arm didn't seem like something they'd do before hand. He had a bit of questions.

Hotaru expected Sabriel to be not fully awake or have the strength to talk, but he would have the kid extert the effort. Just how to start out? Well, with whatever it was best to start with the beginning of a story, why not at the beginning of a conversation. "I know why you are in here, you overdosed on medication." Hotaru said as he thought about calling one of the two people in Sabriel's phones contact. He held the phone in one hand and glanced down at it every moment. There were only two numbers. His aunt was already told by the docter people, so what was left was to tell the other person in the phone. Find out who he is first.

"I was the one that brought you to the Hospital Wing, Sabriel was it?" He said looking at the cat eared boy. "So, how come you did that?" He asked sounding very serious and curious at the same time, like his voice was trying to gently pry answers out of the younger boy.

Hotaru showed no emotions on his face as Sabriel went on to answer the question, he glanced at the phone and then called the person that was saved in the phone. Carta was his name it had a little saying next to it left by Sabriel no doubt. "My bestie of the best of bests!!! <3" It read as the phone called him. He turned the receiving volume off but put it on speaker phone so that everything said in this room could be heard. It wasn't an hour anyone should be sleeping so that would be fine.

"You can ask me as many questions as you want, anyways. I saved you because there is no point in letting someone die, because I myself didn't want someone to die when I could've done something, stuff like that." He said as he went to respond fully to Sabriel's response.

"It would make a difference, there is no point dying but plenty in living. How do you suffer and how have your friends lied to you?" Hotaru went onto ask, he didn't look like the type to lie himself, just from how he sounded. So he heard voices? Well, he wasn't the best expert on that and there wasn't much he could do to help besides give him advice for his daily life, he didn't want to see this kid attempting anything again.

Hotaru listened carefully to Sabriel before nodded like he was coming up with something to say as well. This Carta person had picked up and heard pretty much everything Sabriel had said, but Hotaru wasn't done here. Not yet. "Your Brother, tell me about him. The one that had been talking to you recently and telling you all of this stuff. Was he also the one that broke your arm or was that someone else?" Hotaru said and waited on that for now, Sabriel's mother was something else. He didn't want to know about that, who ever it was he didn't care. If they threatened or endangered the life of someone else in this school he would personally rip their intestines our of their upper back.

Hotaru laid the phone off to the table as he went through the papers that belonged to Sabriel as he spoke. Brother, mother, father. Father and Brother were both dead, mother was unlisted. That's what it said. It was unlikely that reports, seeing it for himself, and other things would lie about something like that. He listened carefully still to what Sabriel had to say and nodded again.

If his brother, Nicholas as a few things have said, was causing this and suppose to be dead? "Sabe, what kind of powers do you have to be put in this school?" Hotaru asked looking through the papers, his Japanese accent now more pronouced than it was earlier, he was very good at languages but it slipped out once in a while.

"Also, you said you heard voices and saw things right?" Hotaru questioned and thought about the birthday for a moment. It was yesterday, since Sabriel was found early that morning, right? So it had to have been the fourth, that was the only logical answer and Hotaru's calculations laid out perfectly, plus it said it on Sabriel's papers right near the top. "Also, Happy Birthday if it matters to you at all, we share a birthday I suppose." Hotaru said and tried to offer a small smile to cheer him up. Sharing a birthday didn't matter, but thought he should try and make a little bit of conversation with him besides asking questions. He just waited for answers now.