At first Sara was just glad the patient was talking. It was much harder to help someone who refused to speak. However, this thought was quickly dismissed at the sight of the 'blood'. Backing away from the spreading flames, Sara was lost as to what to do. She had never seen anything like this, ever.<br/><br/>She stood in shock as the fire was put out and her boss started ordering everyone. Pulled from her thoughts by the sound of her name, Sara looked to the man before remembering to jot a few things down on her clipboard and following him out. She had been called to his office many times in the past, partially due to being one of the newer members of the team. When the chair was brought forward for her, the doctor took a seat and quietly waited for what was coming next.<br/><br/>Listening to the instructions, Sara agreed and was soon ushered out of the office to her relief. It was short lived though as it finally all sunk in and she was faced with the dilemma of how she was suppose to treat this patient. How was she suppose to treat someone like him? Normal procedures were likely out of the picture, especially after the fire incident, which didn't leave many other options. Checking her schedule Sara saw that she had no other patients to deal with today, which was probably for the better. With what she had just been told, any and all extra time would be spent trying to figure out Patient 36.<br/><br/>Returning to her own office required crossing much of the building, including a trip past the cells. She had always questioned why the place had been designed like this, but had yet to receive an actual answer. Any other day this wouldn't have bothered her so much, but now she would need to cross his path again, and she was not ready to face him again so soon. He was different, but something about him also intrigued her. Perhaps it was the challenge of dealing with something new, something she had never heard of before and that wasn't listed in any textbooks she had read.