When Samantha brought the machine over to take a look at her, Kat was hit with a huge wave of relief knowing she was one step closer to getting out of here. The machine was intimidating but she let herself relax while the doctor looked her over. She felt a little sorry for Eric as she took note of how uncomfortable he was yet seemed to not mind keeping her company at the same time. A frown tugged at her lips when there was a knock on the door and Eric had to turn the captain away, Samanthaâ€™s orders.  It also bothered her that he was a little quiet, being use to him being somewhat talkative the short time sheâ€™s known him, but she pushed it aside. She focused on keeping herself still as Samantha worked that magic of hers to make sure she was all healed, gave her a look to tell her that she had no intentions of putting her on the spot. Kat usually hid her emotions whenever she was stubborn and overworked herself in order to keep motivated and focused.<br/><br/>Kat let out another sigh of relief and sat up when the machine was put away. There were no needles, nobody holding her down, so everything went well in her mind. She just had to make sure that she behaved so she wouldnâ€™t have to go through it again. The sedatives were still making her feel a bit sleepy but those would also ware off in a few hours give or take as long as she got some rest. Honestly sleep was the last thing on her mind. Not only did she still feel uneasy about her dreams, she wanted to get back to work as soon as possible. More importantly, perhaps get something to eat as well since it had been awhile since she has gotten something. They probably gave her something brief while she was lost in the world of being full of drugs but she barely remembered a damn thing after that sedative hit her the first time back at the dock.<br/><br/>With a smile Kat stood from the bed slowly, ready to leave. Unfortunately Captain Murdock had different plans, for when he was finally allowed to enter he smiled at them and gave her and Eric the rest of the week off.<br/><br/>She couldnâ€™t help but stare at him in disbelief at first and wonder what his reasons were. Was he also worried about her overworking herself? Or was he worried about her overworking Eric, which really wasnâ€™t crossing her mind. Kat glared at the captain, holding back a frustrated growl that threatened to escape her, not wanting to step out of line. Briefly, she noticed Eric was frowning a bit at this as well and she wondered why he was getting time off since he wasnâ€™t nearly as roughed up as she was. Well whatever Murdockâ€™s reasons were for giving them both some time off she would respect them; he was the captain and in the end his word was final. Despite what Kat has been through, in the end she always respected her captain in some way or another. And given the fact that she has already been through seven or eight her entire career she wasnâ€™t fond of being thrown onto another ship and end up with another captain likeâ€¦<br/><br/>Stopping her train of thought, her glare softened into a neutral expression and she looked down submissively. Speaking likewise, â€œYes sir,â€ was all she said though it was obvious she forced the words a bit. It was hard as hell not to be stubborn, she could go against doctorâ€™s orders to an extent, even some orders given to her by other crew members, but since these were direct orders from Murdock himself she would obey. Looks like she was holding off on voicing her concerns and whatnotâ€¦ then again given the mental state she was in right now maybe it really was for the best and she just didnâ€™t want to admit it. Her wounds were still bothering her a bit as well. But even then she didnâ€™t want to rest.<br/><br/>Despite this, she forced herself to go take a seat near Eric. Her slight restlessness was obvious but she took a deep breath of relaxation to ease her still grouchy mood. With all the drugs that were still slowly working their way out of her system, she wasnâ€™t sure whether she wanted to scream into a pillow or actually go take a nap.