<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Location:</strong></span>Clan Girin Clinic, inside Kamthahar<br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Time:</strong></span>Mid-morning<br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Tagging:</strong></span><strong>Mei Xi Huang, Kanaria</strong><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>NPCs:</strong></span><strong>Tuuq Zhei</strong><br/><hr/><br/><strong>Tuuq Zhei</strong>hovered nervously near his injured child, hand hovering over his mouth as if he was ready to bite down into his fist to help distract him from the scene unfolding before him.  He took notice as<strong>Mei Xi Huang</strong>had entered the room but was soon looking worriedly back to his son on the table.  The boy was pale, paler than a ghost it seemed, and covered in cuts though few seemed very deep.  The Girin doctors had already stripped away most of the boy's clothes so that he could be more easily examined, though a white sheet--almost matching his skin tone at this point--was draped over his body from hip to thigh.<br/><br/>Clearly recognizing that time was of the essence<strong>Mei's</strong>diagnosis was rushed, but as accurate as anyone's could have been.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Diagnosis Info</div><div class="spoiler_body">In order of seriousness:<br/><br/>He's lost a significant amount of blood, if this isn't somehow fixed <em>very soon</em> he's going to die.  Some background info Mei would know:  while she's got no idea whether a blood transfusion of any kind is even <em>possible</em> she does know that bodily fluids are routinely removed from the dead in rather precise ways for certain burial practices--practices that the Girin Clan are likely at least familiar with and may have the resources for.  Note:  Wound-Mending Care Technique will <em>help</em> but will not satisfy the need for more blood.<br/><br/>He's suffered a significant amount of Lethal Damage:  any additional levels of damage that are dealt to him in this condition will kill him.<br/><br/>Several of his cuts have also been burned, these burns successfully cauterized some of the wounds which kept them from getting infected and significantly slowed his bleeding.  These injuries are not life threatening.<br/><br/>Some of his wounds show some minor signs of infection.  No one else would be able to tell without a charm similar to yours.  The infections are not life-threatening and he likely wouldn't feel any effects until at least a week later.  It would be best to clean them soon.<br/><br/>Finally he's seriously dehydrated since he's lost so much blood, he'll need to drink a lot of water to help recover when he's finally conscious.  The broth will be a good start, assuming he wakes up.<br/></div></div><br/><br/>One of the attending apprentice doctors nodded at Mei's suggestion about a thick broth and quickly left to go in search of something fitting her description.<br/><br/>"There are many beasts," one of the other doctors began to explain to<strong>Kanaria</strong>at her question about what might have caused such wounds, "out in the wilds it's not uncommon to be injured like this...it's a miracle he was still breathing when you brought him to us."<br/><br/>This was, of course, far from reassuring to<strong>Tuuq Zhei</strong>who regarded<strong>Kanaria</strong>and the speaking doctor with a look of amplified worry.  Still though his distraction was brief before he looked back to his son, perhaps praying inwardly to whatever god might listen.