You're very kind, sir. But unless you know what Ceftazidime is, and how to administer it, I'm afraid I don't know if you can help. But my patient is asleep now, so I hope it is simply a matter of waiting.
I am a healer, not a surgeon, sir. Please do not take this to mean I do not know my business, but in my world, we do not have such potent medicines. And so I am still learning.
Well then, in that case, do you think it would be possible for me to make an appointment? There's medicine that I need. Not urgently, since I have one dose with me, but I would be more at ease if the doctors here understood my position.
It's a medical condition, I'm afraid. I don't know if you could help - though if you could, i'd be grateful, of course.
I'm allergic, to wasp and bee stings. Deadly allergic, not to put too fine a point on it. I have an Epi-Pen with me, which has adrenaline inside, but they're effective only for one sting. And of course, I have only the one. I have an extensive medical file on the subject at home, which doctors there can access, but that's not the case here. I think it would be best to get it on the record, so to speak.
Yes, all right. I have several Epi-Pens here, or at the least, that is what they say they are. And I know how to start a file, so if you wish it, I think I can manage that much.
My power is, unfortunately, reactive, not preventative, and I do not think it would be wise to see if I could cure you of your allergy and test fate with such a thing, if your ailment is so deadly. My ability is potent enough to bring a man back from the brink of death, but I do not wish you to be dying for us to try.
Well, that works out well, since neither do I. Healing magic is, in actual fact, fascinating to me. But I must admit, should there ever be the need for a reaction, it would need to be fast. Even the Epi-Pen is imperfect.
[ Because it might be in a different room. Or in a pocket, or in his bag, and then it would be too late. ]
I would be grateful for further reserves, all the same. And for a file, so that the doctors would be aware. With any luck, I'll never have to use either of them.
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You seemed as though you might be in dire straits. Is there anything I can do?
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I am Lucy.
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I'm Gansey. Who were you searching for?
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I run the imPort hospit, here in De Chima. We are not yet fully operational, but I could not turn him away.
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But - forgive me for saying so - you were unsure of how to use your own medicine?
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Well then, in that case, do you think it would be possible for me to make an appointment? There's medicine that I need. Not urgently, since I have one dose with me, but I would be more at ease if the doctors here understood my position.
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If you wish do deal with me, I am also very happy to help, but you must be patient, I'm afraid.
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I'm allergic, to wasp and bee stings. Deadly allergic, not to put too fine a point on it. I have an Epi-Pen with me, which has adrenaline inside, but they're effective only for one sting. And of course, I have only the one. I have an extensive medical file on the subject at home, which doctors there can access, but that's not the case here. I think it would be best to get it on the record, so to speak.
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My power is, unfortunately, reactive, not preventative, and I do not think it would be wise to see if I could cure you of your allergy and test fate with such a thing, if your ailment is so deadly. My ability is potent enough to bring a man back from the brink of death, but I do not wish you to be dying for us to try.
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[ Because it might be in a different room. Or in a pocket, or in his bag, and then it would be too late. ]
I would be grateful for further reserves, all the same. And for a file, so that the doctors would be aware. With any luck, I'll never have to use either of them.
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Thank you for your help. I realise this was an accident, but it's been very useful all the same.
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