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“Yes, of course.” Ninki trailed off, quietly. Regaining herself she seemed to have a stronger voice, clearing her throat: “I would be a fool to try and change your mind, Lila. But, please, promise me you will be safe.”

“I promise to be safe,” Lila smiled at her sister softly.

Silently, and with little warning, a medical ensign appears next to one of the sisters. Hands folded behind his back. He doesn’t say anything just stands there and watches the medical staff, what little of them remains, treat the CO. His green eyes glance at her vitals. “Hmm,” he finally mutters, then goes back to watching.

Ens. Francis Stein, Med

The young Atlantean turned her head towards the Doctor, raising a brow towards him. She was a bit perplexed as to why he was there, but chose to approach it in a polite demeanor. “Hello, Doctor.. is there something we can do for you?” The tired woman offered an almost drowsy smile.

Ninki
Atlantean

“No no, don’t worry about me,” Francis says as he evaluates the state of the patient. “Just doing rounds and making sure that she is getting proper circulation to the extremities.” He reaches out and pinches her fingers, “I don’t want to have to do an amputation.” He smiles politely at Ninki, “You look tired, Ma’am. Perhaps you should take a nap?”

Ens. Stein, Medical.

Ninki offered him a gentle smile, apparently grateful for his words. It was more about the acknowledgment and the care, rather than anything. “A nap can heal a tired body, but not a tired mind. Thank you, though, Doctor.”

“I assure you, doctor, that my extremities are getting plenty of circulation, my Nanos keep me in the peak of physical fitness.” she smiled softly at the Doctor.

Lila Zanth, Traveller

Nodding towards her sister, as if supporting her words, she glanced back at the doctor to see what his response would be to Lila’s.

Ninki
Atlantean

Kaylia had been standing there the entire time, listening to them just go on and on about other things and ignoring the fact that the Captain was in a coma. Moving over to snatch the PADD, out of a Nurses hands if necessary, and look it over.

“Hmm…” Giving a thought about how to go about this. Setting the PADD aside. “Worked for Lila…why not.” Biting not only the inside of her cheek but her own lip before pressing her lips to Captain Ravenfall’s.

Ensign Strenvale (EO)

“Not worried about you so much Miss,” The quiet doctor says as he reaches out and grabs the COs arm and drops it from a height of about six inches. “I mean poor circulation can lead to necrosis.” He is satisfied that the CO is, in fact, comatose before turning and facing the others. “Though if you are feeling the affects of poor circulation I can certainly take a look.”

Francis Stein, Med

“I am not, though if my own blood did not have nanos running through it I would have offered some to the captain by now, however, my blood is strictly off limits you should not even have it on record.” She said softly watching in fascination as the Ensign kissed the captain to give her blood.

Lila Zanth, Traveller.

OOC: The Captain is in a coma, is anyone gonna let the XO know?

-Jim

OOC: Hint, hint: Officers. ;)

IC: “Why was she put into such a state of comatose? Was it the loss or perhaps the lack of proper sustenance that the blood offers to her, vitamins and such.” She then furrowed his eyebrows, “Isn’t she the leader? If so, who would be in charge, in the event that something happened to her? Or she required further hospitalization?” She looked around the bay, trying to determine who was in a position of command.

Ninki
Atlantean

Lila frowned, “that is a good question for all the time I have been on this vessel I do not believe I have met the second in command.” Lila said looking to the unconscious captain.

Lila Zanth, Traveller

Ensign Stein, is most assuredly not the senior officer present at the CO’s bedside, is he? He clears his throat though and nods towards Ninki and Lila, “Ah well that would be the executive officer, I should think.” He looks around again, “No other doctor has been by that would have notified him? Seems like the first thing I would have done.”

Ensign Stein, Medical