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hippocratic oath /ˌhipəˌkradik ˈōTH/ (n.) - “an oath stating the obligations and proper conduct of doctors, formerly taken by those beginning medical practice”---The boy in question schooled his expression quickly before meeting Will’s gaze; a futile attempt, there was still a clear smirk on the bastard’s face. Jack cocked an eyebrow, apparently deeming no response necessary. “Get over here.” Will’s voice was sharp and cutting. The crowd around him was silent, shocked at the tone. Few had seen this side of him. He preferred to keep a sunny demeanor around camp, and was more stern than anything in the infirmary. But, just like how the gentle light from the sun warms the skin, it also burns; Phoebus Apollo never left, simply taking a backseat to the relaxed face the god now wore.