Yukimura woke, somewhere dark, head pounding with each beat of his heart. He couldn’t remember the last few hours, couldn’t remember what he was doing, what had happened, or where he was now. His last memory was him teaching at the academy, and then details got fuzzy. He shifted, but found himself restrained against what felt like a metal slab, slanted at an angle.
He knew he had to think rationally, to keep calm and assess the situation; he could feel that he had cloth over his eyes, and that both of his ankles were kept in place by what felt like metal cuffs. Trying to move his arms, he found that his prosthetic was gone, and his other arm was restrained with a handcuff around one wrist, pulled over his head.
Nana had finally been released from the hospital, but she was now bound to a wheelchair, the amputation of her leg still too new to be fitted with a prosthetic. Still, she was glad she was home, even if she still didn’t see Motochika very often.