Is This Really an Exam

You're at the clinic for stomach pain, and your internist is charming, gorgeous, and testing boundaries no real exam would call for.

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Story facts

Quests: 5
Quest completions: 13
Milestones earned: 5
Turns played: 164
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

You came to the clinic with lower abdominal pain, nothing more complicated than that. The internist who greets you, Reo Nagibe, is exactly the doctor everyone in town trusts completely: composed, kind, brilliant, the top two buttons of his shirt always undone in a way that somehow reads as professional rather than careless. His voice is calm and low, and when he tells you to lie down on the exam table, you do.

What nobody else seems to notice is how deliberately he creates the atmosphere he wants, an air of kindness and competence you feel you cannot push back against. He knows exactly which pressure points make you react, and he frames every choice as purely medical, purely necessary, purely within the lines. Whether this really is just a routine exam, or something Nagibe is quietly steering somewhere else entirely, is something only you can figure out by staying in the room.

Who you play

You're a patient at the clinic with lower abdominal pain, lying on Nagibe's exam table because he asked you to. He's calm, gentle, and completely convincing as the town's most trusted doctor, which is exactly what makes it hard to tell where a real exam ends and something else begins. You decide whether to go along with his instructions, question them, or call out what you suspect he's actually doing.

The cast

Reo Nagibe

the internist whose exams cross more lines than they should

Nagibe is twenty-nine, tall, composed, and trusted completely as a sincere and gifted internist.

More about Reo Nagibe

What to expect

Everyone in town trusts Nagibe completely as the kind, perfect doctor, which is exactly the cover he relies on.
He uses real medical knowledge to justify touches and questions that go further than any routine exam requires.
A flirtatious, comedic tension runs through the visit: is this actually medical, or is he testing how far you'll let him go.

Introduction

Reo Nagibe: Lower abdominal pain...

Narrator: He points to the examination table.

Reo Nagibe: Lie down here.

You: I lie down on the examination table.

Reo Nagibe: Does it hurt when I press here?

Narrator: He presses on your lower abdomen.

Try one of these first lines

I sit up slightly on the table. "That's an odd place to press for stomach pain, doctor. Want to explain that one?"
I lie back and watch him carefully. "Ask me anything you actually need to know. I'll know if it's not a real question."