"I didn't think you'd even be able to save her eye," he muttered, kneeling closer to observe what she was doing. He reached out to scratch behind the kitten's ear, keeping it as calm as possible until Hana started to work her magic on it. The other two had found their way to his back by now, playing peek-a-boo with whichever of the Haimaru triplets was paying attention to them. There were lots of little nose-boops involved.

"If she'd been a boy I might have called her Ivan, but--" Wow Shisui, no. Puns already?

He was laughing at the mention of the two dogs ganging up on her, reaching up and letting go of the injured kitten for now to bury his fingers in their fur and give them a good head-scritch. The laughter faded when he looked back to the kitten, though. "Aw come on, you're literally the best veterinarian we have, Hana." Sometimes the doctor needed a little bit of motivation? "But I think she'd manage, even if she'd be blind in one eye. Pretty sure I can take care of her while she gets used to things, and my little student's a great caretaker when it comes to cats, too. I'm sure she'd be more than happy to assist."

He watched on, curious. Somehow, watching all these medical procedures being done on anyone else besides himself was always fascinating.