The Golden Rule
"Certainly."
She rolled up her sleeves and ran her hands under the water after removing her wedding band and rubbing her hands in liquid soap. The water was scalding hot, but the heat didn't really bother her. The ex-cyborg would rather feel something than nothing at all.
It was good to be human again.
Hands sanitized, she returned to the bedside, taking hold of the spare syringes and tools to free up Doctor Ye.
"You can find the knot along his inner thigh," she pointed out. "Not the neatest thing I'm afraid, but I guess it did the job."
The doctor was now working, but she knew enough about first aid to know that removing bandages wasn't the most intensive task, and she was feeling chatty at the moment. She also desired to help relieve the tension in the room, rather than let Wain suffer in silence.
"So a family of physicians? I guess I have a family of...craftsmen, if you could call it that. So, how did you wind up on Kashyyyk?"
[member="Hyonu Ye"]
She rolled up her sleeves and ran her hands under the water after removing her wedding band and rubbing her hands in liquid soap. The water was scalding hot, but the heat didn't really bother her. The ex-cyborg would rather feel something than nothing at all.
It was good to be human again.
Hands sanitized, she returned to the bedside, taking hold of the spare syringes and tools to free up Doctor Ye.
"You can find the knot along his inner thigh," she pointed out. "Not the neatest thing I'm afraid, but I guess it did the job."
The doctor was now working, but she knew enough about first aid to know that removing bandages wasn't the most intensive task, and she was feeling chatty at the moment. She also desired to help relieve the tension in the room, rather than let Wain suffer in silence.
"So a family of physicians? I guess I have a family of...craftsmen, if you could call it that. So, how did you wind up on Kashyyyk?"
[member="Hyonu Ye"]