After that long moment of almost reverent silence, everything seemed to have gotten back to life. Not the same life there had been before, but a chaotic, terrible and scary one. Evangeline couldn't tell if there had been actual silence, or if she had been temporarily deprived of her hearing. It didn't matter. What mattered now was that some damage control was necessary.<br/><br/>The young nurse could feel her heart beating fast, her hands getting cold and sweaty, and a bitter taste reached her throat as she considered that right now she was probably on her own. That thought made her want to let out a scream, but she didn't. Allowing herself only a faint moan, she gathered whatever strength she could find.<br/><br/>Almost mechanically, she pulled her phone away from her pocket. There was no time for personal feelings right now. Despite her grief and confusion, her voice sounded firm. "I believe you're aware of what just happened. I need an ambulance and staff on the site, now! I'm going there to get things started."<br/><br/>As she hung up, she looked at Eric. Tears were appearing in her eyes, but she was doing her best not to think about herself. "Have you got anything that can get us there faster than our feet?", she asked, completely forgetting the spilled coffee and everything else over the much more important matters that had just arisen.