RP: Somebody? Anybody?

[tt_alicia]

Date: 16. July, 2002
Characters: Alicia Spinnet and OPEN
Setting:The Med Center - Afternoon
Content: Worksafe
Status: Open: Public


Tap, tap, tap…

Over and over Alicia’s fingertips made contact with the hard surface of the counter facing the waiting area. She propped her head up on her hand and looked over the empty waiting area. Boring. Just like everything else had been. No patients, which was good, and all supplies had been stocked, which was also good, but it just made for an insanely long and boring day.

She couldn’t remember the last time things had been this quiet, and even communicating with the other med centers showed that nothing was going on there. So she had made another rounds to check on the two patients that were currently there. One was sleeping off the effects of an antidote and the other one was just asleep.

With a sigh, began making plans for what she could do when it came time for her to leave. Maybe she should start up the grill and invite a few people over to dinner. Yes, that was what she would do. If only this day would end, or something, anything would just happen.

Comments

[tt_adrian]

Adrian nodded in understanding and gave a properly abashed look at her warning. He then did what he was told, and only flinched a bit when she took his blood.

Shrugging again he said honestly, "I don't know. First off I try to see if they're edible, of course, or poisonous. I guess we can check both of those off. Once I know about that I can test for other properties, medicinal mostly in testing. And of course tasting helps me know off the bat if they're comparable to anything at home."

[tt_alicia]

Alicia nodded; frankly, every reason Adrian gave made sense to her, though despite her being Gryffindor she would never have dared doing it that way on the same scale that he did. “Makes sense,” she ventured carefully, still trying to think of an alternative to his method. “Do you have any back-up when you do this?” The test results would be ready soon, and there was no harm in making conversation that could potentially save his life at some point.