"Man, I don't think it's good for you to move about too much right now! You just fell down from the friggin' skies, you need to take it easy." David ignored pretty much the entire elf-spiel. There were some odd cosmetic operations out there these days, pointy ears and sharp teeth weren't that surprising. Hell, the guy could consider himself a primitive one-celled amoeba or a potato or even a sunflower plant for all that David cared. All that mattered was that he kept calm and sat down until the EMTs arrived while he considered himself whatever he considered himself to be.<br/><br/>David looked over his shoulder when the EMTs arrived, and nodded. "Yeah, I called. Thanks for coming so quickly. I swear to everything that's holy that the guy fell from high up in the air, and I didn't see any planes or helicopters around. I seriously have no idea what could be wrong with him. Perhaps some broken bones or internal bleeding. Probably at least a concussion. It's a miracle that he's still alive, let alone moving about like that!"<br/><br/>The female EMT looked over to the stranger as David gestured to him. She seemed a bit skeptical about the entire falling-out-of-thin-air thing, and she reached out to David, tilting his head in order to get a good look at his eyes. David blinked and K9 cocked his head to the side.<br/><br/>"Uh, what are you doing?" David let her open his eyelids a bit wider and shine a light into his pupil.<br/><br/>"Checking you. Just in case. The miasma has been known to induce hallucinations if it's too strong or people get too close, so this is standard procedure." She replied. "I can't see anything indicating miasma having entered your system, and there have been no indications of the thing acting up or reaching out to cover more ground. You should be good, but if you feel dizzy or start throwing up, get to your closest hospital, okay?"<br/><br/>David nodded. Miasma poisoning wasn't something to take lightly. Gods, if only Shandi and her stupid boyfriend problems were all that he had to deal with, then the way would be perfect. David was already starting to feel exhausted and it wasn't even midday yet!<br/><br/>He sighed and looked over to the odd stranger and the other EMT. "What's going to happen to him now?"