As Eric dragged the survivors away from the vehicle, Evangeline kept her focus on the people in need of help. As soon as someone was taken out, she made sure to check on them as soon as possible. The ones in more serious condition were looked at first, and the ones who were awake came second. To the ones who were not too stunned to hear instructions, she directed them about what to do - or not to do - as they waited for the ambulance.<br/><br/>Looking around, she could feel the intense desolation of their surroundings. It was the first time she had to take care of such a massive tragedy, but she was doing it to the best of her ability. As Eric helped her with the man, she made sure not to cause any more trouble to the injured patient.<br/><br/>She looked at the man whose car they were using and too a deep breath. After considering matters for just a split second - there wasn't time for long reflections, after all - she nodded and entered the car.<br/><br/>Her hands were kept on the man, to make sure he didn't roll off the seat, and her eyes were kept ahead. Other than asking the man to stay awake and reassure him, she wouldn't talk on the way to the hospital.<br/><br/>The place was really chaotic when they reached it, but she already knew how to navigate the system, having worked there before moving to the relief team. She directed Eric to park in a way the path was clear for outgoing and incoming ambulances, before running inside and talking to someone. In no time, a stretcher was brought out. Without losing a second, she helped another hospital worker put the man on it.<br/><br/>Only then she went back in the car, with a deep breath. "This one is done. We should go back".