Day 51: Men's Showers [Second Shift]

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Bah. So much for yet another suggestion of von Karma's. Such priorities this Institute had. They would implement a foolish suggestion to introduce origami lessons and to offer sewing supplies to select patients, yet refused to allow them to cleanse themselves more often than twice a week -- and, of course, without any additional privacy? How many more of his reasonable suggestions would the Head Lunatic make a point of ignoring?

von Karma scoffed, shaking his head as he entered the shower facility. Fortunately, it appeared that he was the first one in here. As soon as the announcement over the intercom had blared out signaling the shift change, von Karma had been quick to excuse himself from his conversation with Naraku to promptly head for the showers. It had been bad enough last time that there were already three men in the showers by the time he arrived. This time, he would make certain that he would be the first one there.

Without wasting a single second, he disrobed, meticulously washed off the grime from the past several days, dried himself, then got dressed. All within a perfect three minutes, zero seconds, before anyone else had a chance to enter. He would have preferred a much longer time to devote to hygiene, but he didn't want to risk any needless immodesty in front of anyone.

Now finished, he exited the restroom and entered the Sun Room.

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"Will you be heading for the confiscated possessions storage then, sir?" 622 asked, closing his eyes as the unaccountably nasty soap stuff he'd put in his hair started to run down his face. He had no clue why soap in this place had to attack, it didn't seem to be a value you'd generally favor in a cleaning product. Then again, whoever designed this place probably had that idea in mind for everything, anyway.

"I currently have no plans for tonight, if you wouldn't mind me coming as well." He was still vaguely interested to see what the nurses were convinced he was. The only details he'd been getting from them were incredibly confusing.