Sharp Development hospital Chief of Medicine, concerned about worsening curses and the need for Medical Magical Girls.
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Institutionally MagicalCollection date: 2026-09-10Original writing prompt[WP] After people start showing up to the hospital with curses, hospitals now have at least one witch doctor on staff.
Woodmeyer warns Ida that worsening curses could make victims unrecoverably powerful beasts, and predicts hospitals may need Medical Magical Girls beyond current witchdoctor staffing.
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