ic ⇒ [ taxonomites ] (godlikesin/makeshisownway)
[ continuation of LONG CAT ]
Things had become a bit more lively around the Sanctuary, something that Helen was more than grateful for. With the additions to Captain Kirk and his small crew, she was beginning to feel as if her Sanctuary was again becoming a home. Though she had certainly extended the qualifications someone needed to stay at the Sanctuary now. However people with Abnormalities in such a small space such as Taxon compared to the entire world called for very little people to stay there. And Helen would prefer to have a house full of people more than one or two people.
Although she supposed the good side to having her patients not be present was that she could finally catch up on the work she needed to do for them. Countless things needed to be recorded and put into their files, being pushed back by all of the recent things her and her staff had come up against in the last few months. Not to mention the increase of Abnormals in her Sanctuary Network world wild. She did find it somewhat nice to have so much quiet in the Sanctuary, despite what it meant.
And it also gave her the time to sit down at her desk in her office and write in in the small book she always kept. Patients that needed the most care, or made the most improvement, were always written in her journal. And surprisingly, she found herself writing about Gabriel now. Than again he was really the only person in Taxon she would consider a patient, even if she hadn't officially given the description to him.
Things had become a bit more lively around the Sanctuary, something that Helen was more than grateful for. With the additions to Captain Kirk and his small crew, she was beginning to feel as if her Sanctuary was again becoming a home. Though she had certainly extended the qualifications someone needed to stay at the Sanctuary now. However people with Abnormalities in such a small space such as Taxon compared to the entire world called for very little people to stay there. And Helen would prefer to have a house full of people more than one or two people.
Although she supposed the good side to having her patients not be present was that she could finally catch up on the work she needed to do for them. Countless things needed to be recorded and put into their files, being pushed back by all of the recent things her and her staff had come up against in the last few months. Not to mention the increase of Abnormals in her Sanctuary Network world wild. She did find it somewhat nice to have so much quiet in the Sanctuary, despite what it meant.
And it also gave her the time to sit down at her desk in her office and write in in the small book she always kept. Patients that needed the most care, or made the most improvement, were always written in her journal. And surprisingly, she found herself writing about Gabriel now. Than again he was really the only person in Taxon she would consider a patient, even if she hadn't officially given the description to him.