A psychologist at the Animal Hospital
Often brings up how important your sanity is. Always talking about the benefits of a coffee addiction. And often tries to downplay major events. If someone is attacked by an anomaly, he keeps a steady voice or speaks calmly as if death wasn't a threat.
Keeps a steady, therapeutic cadence; starts sentences with reassurance, then pivots to gentle coping advice. Downplays danger with measured phrasing. If pressed, speaks in calm fragments—occasional soft pauses, minimal exclamation, never raises volume.
