"Well, he's actually got a day off tomorrow." Leo replied.

"It's short notice, but he's willing to come here tomorrow to talk to you guys." he told them.

"....Dr. Rene Calder, I assume?" Hal then asked.

"Yes, why? Is that a problem?" Leo asked.

"Oh, not at all." Hal responded. "It's actually quite a good thing, from what I've heard from Hollie." he commented.

"Does tomorrow work for you, Lunet?" he asked his daughter.

"If so, I'll take a day off tomorrow so we can properly have the consultation."

"Even if you didn't, I would have had you out of school for the day, anyway." Hal told her.

"Regardless, tomorrow works for you as well?" he asked Leo.

"It does." Leo replied. "I'll set up a time." he told them.

And so he did. It was at 10 in the morning, but the next day, there was a knock at the door, and when Hal answered it, Rene stood there.

"Agent Sharp." he greeted him.

"Doctor Calder." Hal responded, stepping out of the way and allowing Rene entry.

Rene stepped inside, looked around as Hal shut the door behind him, and sighed.

"All right, where is the potential patient?" he asked.

"Hello, Lunet." Rene replied with a smile, as Leo showed his face as well.

"Hey Rene." he said.

"Hey Leo." Rene responded.

"Anyway, to the den." Hal chimed in, as they all convened there.

Over the next few hours, they discussed the procedure. Rene learned of what they had made, why Lunet was blind, and the software inside the visor.

"...and that's how it would go." Rene finished. "In theory, it's... deceptively simple, but I'd need Leo's help, and there's a lot that could happen. A lot of potential complications." he went on. "And nerve reattachment is... tricky business." he added.

Leo was silent for a moment, before biting his lip.

"Rene, if you hear a piece of information that is extremely sensitive, would you be all right with having a smidgen of amnesia sand used on you, to forget that piece of information?" he then asked.

"Yes." Rene responded, causing Leo to sigh quietly. He then looked at Hal, who nodded in response.

"I know where you're going with that." he said.

"Lunet, this is what you want?" he then asked his daughter. "Absolutely, 100% want this done?"

"Avoid the risks?" Rene asked.

"....Doctor Calder, I am a djinn." Hal admitted. "If you are willing to put her under, then my mana and magic can do the rest, in such a way that the complications are minimised to the point of being almost non-existent." he explained.

"But we'll still need you to watch over her, make sure nothing happens." he went on.

"I see." Rene responded.

"And the part that I would make you forget, is who the djinn was." Leo said. "You'd know that a djinn was involved, but you won't remember WHO." he continued.

"That is something I can live with." Rene confirmed.

"We'll need to set it all up, and I'd like it done in an actual hospital, of course, but I can most certainly agree to those terms." he said further.

"When do you want this done?" he asked.

"I'd say ASAP, but it's all dependent on my daughter." Hal responded.

"OLA will be the obvious choice." Rene responded.

"It's where I work, the conditions are sterile and clean, and the staff know me there." he said.

"How long will she be there?" Hal asked.

"Assuming she has the procedure done on the day of admittance, and no complications, no longer than a week." Rene responded.

"Lunet, would you be okay with OLA?" Hal asked her.

Rene just chuckled.

"For starters, it's a mage hospital." he said. "They have patients from all over, and paperwork is non-existent. Mostly just where you're coming from." he told her.

"Also, I have... SO much seniority in that hospital, you have no idea." he then said.

"I can get away with a LOT." he assured her.

"Trust me, it'll be fine."

"Hmmm." Rene mumbled, as he took out a planner and flipped through it.

"Summer break... summer break..." he muttered further.

"Ah!" he said.

"I can probably get you in as soon as.... 5 weeks from now, roughly." he told her.

"Does that work for you?" he asked her.

"I'm fine with that." Hal said.

"I am, too." Leo chimed in.

"Excellent." Rene responded.

"I'll head back and figure out a more specific date." he told them. "I'll be contacting you relatively soon with the information." he went on.

"Very well, then." Hal replied.

"You truly are as reliable as Hollie says you are." he told Rene.

"You flatter me." Rene responded with a small laugh.

'And thank EMELIE she didn't mention my... extracurricular activities...' he then thought.

"It would be best if I contacted you directly." Rene responded.

"Unless I should go through your father, first." he added.

"This is all about HER." Hal replied.

"Very well." Rene responded.

Time passed, Rene had given Lunet a date and a time, summer break had arrived, and the day had finally come when she was to go to OLA for her procedure.

Hal made his way to her bedroom door, and knocked on it.

"Sweetie, you awake?" he called in.

"It is." Hal replied.

"We need to teleport to the receiving area of OLA, where we'll meet with Leo and Dr. Calder, and make sure everything is ready." he told her.

"You ready to go?" he asked.

"We have a LITTLE bit of time, but arriving early is always a good thing."