Another Emergency

[Morven]

The nurse returned, and Morven spent a moment directing her to go and contact Sage's friend. It gave her time to mull over an adequate answer; she wasn't precious about keeping her gift a secret, but she hadn't registered it with the CCD either. Given her occupation and her specific skill-set, it was an admission likely to change her life even without her suspicions that the registry was not necessarily a good thing (and certainly not one to be trusted before observing the consequences). But she was also the sort to use every tool at her disposal; given the choice between saving someone's life and protecting her own, she chose to do good. But the power, strange and so very addictive, was not without risks.

"Unknown being the important word,"
she cautioned, once Yvette had left to call the emergency contact. The soar of hope in his voice tightened a fist around her sense of duty. She wouldn't deny him the choice, but he needed to understand that he would be putting his trust in something that was neither understood or yet acknowledged in medicine. "I can't sanction it as a doctor - it's untested and untried. But I do have some personal experience with its application. It might be able to discern a clearer picture of what is wrong - without opening you up to do so. It would certainly be beneficial during any surgery to fix the problem."
And she did intend to be there, one way or another.