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Who: Conan and Anyone
What: Concussion recovery time. Which means quiet and rest. And so much boredom.
Where: Cabin 1B, Possibly other places
When:Domino 13-15

Domino 13 and 14:
Conan had studied first aid and emergency medical care. He fully understood why he needed to rest his body and mind. Why he really shouldn't even read for the first two days after a concussion.

Unfortunately resting his brain meant that practically everything he liked to do was out of the question. No reading, no solving puzzles or playing strategy games or doing anything to occupy his mind. And the lingering headache and dizziness wasn't helping matters.

Leaning back against the pillow on his bunk, Conan stares up at the ceiling in mind-numbing boredom and wonders if he should try to make another attempt at sleeping.

Domino 15:
Two days in, and he was finally starting to feel more like himself. Picking his moment, Conan slides out of the bunk and slips out into the hallway. If he was quick about it maybe he could have a change of scenery for a short time before someone realized he was still supposed to be resting.

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"I hope you're not here to tell me to stay in bed."

He'd stayed there for two days already.

"Would I do something like that?" He widens his eyes, a hand pressed dramatically to his heart.

"Nah. I'm just here to make sure you don't do anything stupid. Could be worse! Hattori and I are trading shifts."

"Just what kind of opinion do you two have of me?" Conan stares at him suspiciously. "I'm not going to do anything that will make this recovery time any longer than it already is."

"Oh I dunno, the kind of opinion someone develops because someone decided to solve a murder after being shot, maybe?"

Conan suspected that it would not help his case if he admitted that he wasn't entirely sure which incident Kaito was referring to.

"I haven't encountered any murders on the train yet, so it should be fine."

"Yet." Kaito says with appropriate Doom. "The key word here being yet."

"We're on a train in the middle of a void. Even if a murder did occur here, the culprit wouldn't be difficult to find."

"You say that, and normally I would agree, except I've also been a frontline witness to your 'luck' detective..."