fandom_clinic | FTEC, Monday Night

Nadia came in backwards, walking quickly but carefully, holding the end of a blanket-stretcher with Cally lying injured on it. Bel carried the other end.

"A little . . . help?" she called, somewhat out of breath. "Please?"

"Someone attacked Cally," Bel added, playing the role of concerned friend.

Janet glanced at Bel, alarmed. "Where is she wounded?" asked Janet, giving Cally a quick glance. "Bring her into the exam room."

All prepped, yay.

Nadia followed Janet over. "I think it's mostly her jaw and nose, but I wasn't sure if her neck was injured, too."

"We found her like this," Bel said, gently lifting the blanket with Nadia so they could lie Cally down on the exam table. "Whoever did it was long gone. We got her here as quick as we could and tried not to move her more than we had to."

"Great." Janet pulled out her penlight. "Hopefully she doesn't have a fractured skull."

Nadia backed up as soon as they had Cally situated on the exam table, crossing her arms and reaching up to rub her neck. "Do you need me to do anything? Is there any way I can help?"

"I know I just want to find whoever did this," Bel growled.

"We're not going to find out who did this until Cally heals," said Janet, checking Cally's pupils. "Nadia, thank you for the offer. If you could find some cloths and a basin of lukewarm water, please."

No concussion, it seemed, but possible facial fractures. They'd have to do a CT scan to be sure.

Nadia nodded, and as she headed out to find what Janet needed, paused next to Bel. "I can't be sure, but I think it might have been the same person who attacked Dr. Wilson. We'll figure it out." Then she hurried out, returning quickly with the cloths and water.

Bel warily watched Nadia as she passed. How would she know that? He'd have to keep an eye on her to make sure she didn't stumble across the truth somehow.

To Janet, he said, "Is she going to be all right?"

"I didn't think Dr. Wilson had been attacked on Fandom," said Janet. She quickly took care of prepping Cally to go under the CT scanner. "He wasn't just mugged?"

Nadia shook her head. "I don't know. But I have these prophetic dreams, and I saw Dr. Wilson get attacked and I saw Cally get attacked, and the dreams were really similar. All . . . flames and stuff." She brought the supplies over. "Does that mean anything to either of you?"

"Not to me," said Janet, shaking her head sharply. "I need to set up the CT scanner before I can tell anything more. Bel, can you lift Cally onto that bed over there?" Janet nodded in the direction of the scanner.

Bel gingerly lifted Cally and set her down where Janet indicated. "Flames?" he said calmly. "Like throwing fireballs? Like a demon?"

"Just what we need in this town," muttered Janet. She gestured everyone back to one side of the room. "Do you know what kind of a demon it could be?"

Nadia shook her head. "It might be a demon. But it wasn't fireballs. It was more like . . . fire everywhere. Especially the eyes. I couldn't see any features or anything, though. Just this big dark shape with flamey eyes, beating on her." She crossed and recrossed her arms. "It wouldn't be one of your old friends, would it? Out to get people you like?"

"I don't know," Bel said carefully. "Demons usually prefer a more direct approach. They'd be coming after me, not Cally." He shook his head. "I can have Phoebe check the Book of Shadows, though."

"Good idea." Nadia recrossed her arms again, then shoved her hands into her pockets, then rubbed her neck, then crossed her arms. "I should have been faster. Maybe I could have saved her. Or at least seen who did it."

"You can't second-guess yourself, Nadia," said Janet firmly. She turned away from the machine briefly. "You got her to the clinic so that we can heal her. Hopefully we can find out who did it once Cally wakes up. ~~Lalala, wonder who that could be?~~"

"You did what you could," Bel agreed. "Now it's up to us to find out who it was and make sure they pay for it." He idly considered the possibility of killing Nadia and Janet right here...no, there were security cameras in the clinic, his presense was already recorded.

"Yeah. I guess," she said without enthusiasm. The focus and calm was starting to leave her now that Cally was somewhere where she'd get help, and there was a lump forming in her throat that got larger every time she looked in poor Cally's direction. "I should--I need to--I should just go. If you don't need anything else, Janet."

"She's going to be all right. I promise," said Janet, her voice soft as she looked over at Nadia. "I'll have her charts updated; you can stop by tomorrow and see how she's doing.

Nadia nodded once, a little sharply, then turned to hurry out of the room and out of the clinic.

Janet turned back to the scanner after Nadia left. ""You could bring whoever did this to Tex so they can be charged with a crime," she said to Bel.

Bel nodded. "First I just have to find out who did it," he said. "I'm going to check around where we found her to see if there's any clue."

"If you found out who hurt Cally," said Janet, her voice hardening. "I would appreciate if you told me."

"Oh, I will," Bel said. "I'll be tempted to throw him to the school instead of Tex, that's for sure."

"Part of me doesn't want to argue that one very hard," said Janet. She met Bel's eyes squarely. "First Wilson, now Cally? Whoever this is, they're going to pay for doing this."

Bel didn't flinch. "They certainly will," Bel said. "Whoever is behind this." He glanced at Cally's still form. "I'll let you take care of her. I'll go take a look around and see what I can find."

Janet nodded. ~~It's nearly my bedtime anyway.~~ "Good," she said, too focused on Cally's injuries to notice any evasiveness. "Thank you for bringing her in."

"Thanks for taking care of her," Bel said. "I'll come back to check on her tomorrow." He headed for the door.

"See you later," said Janet, moving back to Cally's side.

OOC: And done?

[ooc: Yis, thanks!]

FTEC, Monday Night

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