<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/e3VBMAf.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Caden Walker<br/><strong>Team:</strong>Clay Dewclaw<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Healing Arts Classroom<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Professor T & Team Dewclaw<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>"I'll give you a partial. It's a good guess, but, you didn't see beyond the mask."</strong><br/><br/>It wasn't that big of a surprise when Caden had heard that, despite giving the question a good guess, his answer wasn't right. He was, by no means, upset that he was wrong. Caden was actually more surprised that 'T' gave him a partial. Now, he was more intrigued to see why he was wrong. He watched and listened as the professor casually lifted spoonfuls of purple moth powder up under her mask as she continued to talk about awareness and 'knowing thyself'. Nodding as she spoke, Caden could understand why his guess was good, but not completely right.<strong>“Miss Trajeddigt, may I ask what medicine are you taking?”</strong><br/><br/>Caden couldn't help but glance over at Luna as she spoke, cracking another smile as she attempted to pronounce the professor's name. As 'T' addressed her question, Caden couldn't help but be surprised that she could even hear Luna's voice. From what Caden could tell so far, she seemed to be rather timid, but maybe timid wasn't the word. Gentle? Shrugging to himself, Caden turned his focus back to 'T' who had just finished addressing "Blue's" question.<em>"There will be more time to get to know each other later."</em>Caden thought to himself before actually noticing that his professor had dislocated her shoulder.<br/><br/>The worst part was that she still continued on talking like it was something that was natural to her. Caden, a bit taken back by the spectacle, couldn't help but widen his eyes in response. Then, as soon as he could finally grasp what was happening, 'T' explained that the class would now come up and take turns trying to snap the arm back into place. Whether the 'hands-on experience' part was a joke or not, Caden wasn't laughing, already knowing that he wasn't going to do well. Willium was the first to go, practically jumping out of his seat.<em>"Perhaps he knows how to fix a dislocated shoulder..." </em>Caden thought to himself as he made his way up to the front of the classroom.<br/><br/><strong>SNAP!</strong><br/><br/>The sound was enough to make Caden stop for a moment. Watching Willium walk back to his desk, Caden gave a small thumbs up to Willium.<em>"Cool." </em>Was the only word that he could think of after seeing his teammates display of medicinal knowledge. It actually helped Caden reassure himself that the team he got was definitely a good one. It was only day one and everyone on Clay Dewclaw were already shaping up to be pretty skillful. Finally reaching the front of the class, Caden watched as Luna made her way up to try. Having a little bit more difficulty than Willium, Caden was also surprised to see that Luna managed to snap the shoulder back into place. Giving Luna an encouraging thumbs up, Caden smiled as she took her seat. Looking back at 'T', Caden calmly walked up to the 'injured' teacher.<br/><br/>Feeling around 'T's' shoulder, Caden didn't have to be a doctor to know that it wasn't were it was supposed to be. That was basically all he knew though. He had never before learned how to fix a dislocated shoulder, or a dislocated anything for that matter. Taking a few steps back from the professor, Caden shrugged.<strong>"Can you show me how to put it back in place?"</strong>He asked, one hand on his chin as he carefully watched 'T' pop it back into place. After the quick demonstration was over, she quickly snapped the bone back out of place and let Caden resume his hands-on learning.<strong>"Oh boy."</strong>Caden muttered under his breath, still unsure about the whole ordeal. The idea of the bone back into place was the easy part. The hardest part was being quick enough to get it back into its spot while, at the same time, being accurate enough so you don't accidentally cause more pain than you have to. Caden firmly grasped the professor's arm and, taking in a small breath, decided to go for broke (no pun intended).<br/><br/>Caden gave the bone a firm push, using his other hand as a guide to make sure the joint wasn't going to miss the socket and, by a stroke of luck, the bone found itself in the teachers socket once again. Letting out a sigh of relief that his 'test' was over, Caden gave the shoulder a tap to make sure everything was still were it was supposed to be. It didn't really matter though because, almost as soon as he was done checking, the professor promptly popped the shoulder right back out. That was a sound Caden wouldn't get used to. Grimacing a bit before turning to take his seat, an overwhelming sense of relief overcame him.<em>"That wasn't bad at all."</em>