"Hospital? Who said anything about a hospital?"

"I did just now." he replied feeling her head for a fever. "You must be sick because I mentioned before."

"I don't like hospitals," she said simply. "I probably didn't notice when you said before is all."

"We should find your real name out, I know you have a bad history with hospitals but when can just blow it up later, okay?" he asked curiously.

"Erm, question? Why would we want to blow it up?"

"Because you don't like hospitals." he responded finally putting rhythm down on a bench. "That was a long walk so I'm taking five."

"Yes, but I don't like hospitals, I don't hate them as in anger hate."

"Then we will go?" he asked confused by her statement.

"I suppose we'd better." She shuddered.

"Well it wouldn't be fair if I made you go to a place that you didn't like." he replied.

"And why not?" she replied. She was used to living in a world that never was fair that someone not going somewhere simply because 'it's not fair' seemed rather odd.

"Because that is right. It's not morally right. Is there something wrong with my thought process?" he asked that while he organized his thoughts and made sure he was presenting the idea correctly.

"I shouldn't think so," rhythm said. "But life isn't fair, I've learnt that."

"I'm not life I'm maikeru." he interjected before she went the process of how the world works.

"Believe it or not, however, you are alive, and therefore a part of life."