Izeuke:
Good day, sir! First of all, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Izeuke
Ezei, a field researcher from the Bureau of Super Power Management. We are
conducting interviews to better understand Transcenders in terms of their daily
life. Please be aware that this interview shall be recorded for educational and
informational purposes. Is that okay with you?
Keuze:
Yes, I don’t mind. Go on.
Izeuke:
First of all, I would like to confirm your data.
Full
name: Keuze Baikiyuuzun. Birthday: October 10, 1999. Occupation: pharmacist,
pharmacy owner. Some of your hobbies include reading novels and brewing tea. Normal
height: 5 feet and 11 inches.
Genetic
Alterations: green hair and eyes, improved vision, muscular build, + 5"
height, and a deeper voice. Power modes: Leaf Sanction - converts plant
energy into projectiles and returns the energy back to the plant. Herbal
Healing - heals self or others using the power of nature. Poison Shade
- launches a ground shadow that can poison enemies when contacted.
Are
these correct to the best of your knowledge?
Keuze:
Indeed, those are correct data. You guys do a great job at keeping profiles, I
have to say. So, what aspect of my daily life are you willing to know about?
Izeuke:
Well, as a pharmacist who has prior knowledge of the human anatomy and the
nature of Enidoukans possessing special physical qualities that break the
current law of physics, we are greatly interested in your observations
regarding being a Transcender.
Keuze:
Oh, okay. Which part of my life would you like to begin with?
Izeuke:
First of all, in your observation, does using your Power Mode deplete your
stamina significantly? Would you tell us about your experiences?
Keuze:
Ah, yes. Transcenders’ Power Mode often piques the curiosity of researchers I
know. As you may know, Power Mode can indeed consume stamina, but it can be
adjusted. We Transcenders have a so-called “Power Scaling” wherein we can
adjust the intensity of how much power we can use. Thus, you may see it as
having a duller hair and eye color combination as opposed to being vibrant.
Would you like a demonstration?
Izeuke:
Oh, yes, please! If you don’t mind. I would also like to take the opportunity to
observe the physical changes, seeing as this is my first time interviewing a
Transcender. (Bag zipper and metal clanking sounds) I’ll be using some
measuring and inspection instruments, which I’m sure you’re aware of, given you
are in the medical field. Is it okay?
Keuze:
Sure, I don’t mind, hehe. A nice change of pace to become the patient this
time.
(tape
measure and caliper sounds)
Izeuke:
Let’s see…height…5 feet and 8 inches…
(shining
effect sounds)
Izeuke:
5 feet and 11 inches…slightly colored hair and eyes…
(tape
measure and caliper sounds continue, with pen writing sounds)
(shining
sounds)
Izeuke:
And now…6 feet and 1 inch…vibrant hair and eye colors…. astounding…
Izeuke:
Well, it would seem all the data in my measurement guide is correct. I have to
say that I am greatly surprised and amazed at how Transcenders can alter their
DNA in a split second. Don’t you agree?
Keuze:
(in a deeper voice than earlier) As a pharmacist, I, too, agree with you.
Heheh.
Izeuke:
Up to how long can you stay in Power Mode?
Keuze:
Hmm…depends on how much I ate…similar to how we expend stamina after running or
working out. I might not be a licensed doctor yet but I advise my fellow
Transcenders who are patrons of my pharmacy to keep their carbs intake in
check. They need to have the power to use their Power Mode…. get it? (chuckles)
Izeuke:
(laughs) Nice one, sir! But on an estimate, how long can you last?
Keuze:
Maybe…about 5 hours or so. But hey, every Transcender is different! Some can last
only 30 minutes or less, but the norm is at least 1 to 3 hours. It may also
depend on the intensity of their Power Mode, which they can control.
Izeuke:
(writing sounds) Wow…okay, noted! So, do you, by any chance, use your Power
Mode for any daily activity?
Keuze:
For my customers, usually not – medical practitioners and pharmacists alike
follow a code, which I don’t want to break. Moreover, I’m not a doctor, unlike
Ms. Tara Nizeya. My Power Mode healing abilities are very limited compared to
my main ability. Furthermore, I am only able to heal a person’s stamina (e.g.,
in battle or physical activity), plus it also consumes some of my stamina, so I
have to think twice before doing it. This is what we literally call “giving
your life” for your sworn profession.
Izeuke:
Interesting…so that’s why even though you and Ms. Tara Nizeya are both in medical
fields, you still don’t get a swarm of patients or patrons because you still
stay true to your professionalism.
Keuze:
Indeed. However, outside my work as a pharmacist, can’t say I don’t use my
Power Mode for activities such as redecorating. With this body, there’s no need
for a ladder…and compared to my original body, I have better strength when it
comes to carpentry and repairs, hehe.
Izeuke:
Oh right, speaking of your “improved physique”, if they ever caught you in your
Power Mode, what do your customers say about it?
Keuze:
Haha…that’s a funny one. Let me give you a brief memory I had. There was this
gym coach who went to buy protein supplements. He caught me mopping the floor
while I was in my tank top, so naturally, he saw my biceps, a peek at my pecs,
and a bit more skin than usual. He was like, “damn…took me years to achieve
that…yet you can just transform in a second…” so I had to explain it to him:
“Sir…Transcenders have a limit of 3 to 5 hours for their Power Mode. Unlike
you, I can’t stay buff for 24 hours or more!” Then we both laughed, and his
mind was opened.
Izeuke:
(laughs) That’s indeed a nice memory. At least, one person was more enlightened
on how you guys have limits, too.
(phone
ringing)
Keuze:
Sorry, please give me a moment. Hello? Kiuya?
(indiscriminate
male speaking through the phone)
Keuze:
Oh right…sorry…there’s a researcher here from the BSPM…I’ll be right there in a
few minutes.
(indiscriminate
male speaking through the phone)
Keuze:
Yes, yes, I know. Take care. Love you, see you later!
Keuze:
Apologies…is it okay if we call it a day for the interview? Almost forgot I
have a date with someone. Are there any more questions you need to ask?
Izeuke:
Actually, none…although I’m a bit curious about the person who called you since
I will be interviewing someone else named Kiuya as well.
Keuze:
Ah yes, Kiuya Arikezeun, a design engineer. And yep, we’ve been together for
about 4 years or so. He’s such a sweet and loving guy who never fails to bring
joy to my monotonous life. I mean, working for a toy company requires a lot of
imagination and enthusiasm, and those qualities are clearly found in him.
Izeuke:
Wow, talk about coincidence! He’s the one on my next schedule! Thanks for a bit
of background! Sir Keuze, I am grateful for this interview opportunity and
happy for both of you! Take care and have fun on your date! I’ll be taking the
interview data back to the Bureau for data keeping and study purposes. Thanks
again!
Keuze:
No, thank you! I’m fortunate to be able to impart some insights and personal
experiences as a Transcender, which might help the Bureau with studies to
improve our welfare. Anyway, you are most welcome. I hope your interview with
him goes well!
END
OF RECORDING
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