Eventually, whatever was happening seemed to subside.
"...Kai?" She muttered to test for any reaction on his part. But the strangeness was far from over.
"What's the status of a patient.. Bamari? And Amani, you should be in bed, why are you here?"
Amani blinked. Was that a joke? Surely not at a time like this,
"...Sorry?" The presence of another behind her made the mirialan swing around. It was the medical droid that had tried to stop her. In its claw was a datapad, containing the medical data it had been attempting to pull up earlier. She snatched up the pad and scanned the file. Yep, looked about like she expected: Broken hand, dislocated arm, deep laceration on leg, various other lacerations, abrasions, contusions, blah blah, the whole nine yards. Yet in the overwhelming list of injuries, there was one that did get her attention:
Clinically dead at the scene.
"...Huh…" That was new. Amani was suddenly struck by a wave of nausea. This was too much on top of what they had already been dealing with,
"I'm not having some kind of fever dream, am I?" Or maybe she was well and truly dead, and in some kind of purgatory? Probably not, but likely best not to dwell on that idea regardless.
"This is clearly a lot to process. Would you like to sit down?" Amani hushed the droid, and turned back to the others,
"Iris, you okay? What happened there with Kai?" For her, the best way to reconcile her brush with mortality, was to just
not. One problem at a time, please.