[Voice]
[Unrecorded by the NV: At midnight on November 16, 2010, there was a loud cry from the ICU ward-- when staff arrived on the scene, they found a patient fully healed from their near-fatal injuries holding in his arms the limp and nearly lifeless body of Nurse Alice Nonomura. The staff on the scene found that her pulse had grown shallow and her breathing stopped. Immediately, they wheeled her off to a private room where she was put under observation. There was no sign of disease or infection on the nurse. And there were rumors to a sudden growth of power in her. Those who handled her body noted a sudden burst in energy or healing in their bodies as they did so. At the same time, they noticed her pulse lowering once more.
Therefore they concluded that the nurse must be confined for the time being. There was a recommendation not to touch her body for more than a few moments as well.
Hours after the incident, a finger twitches. Eyes opens to take in the sight before her-- wires, needles, devices-- the sound of her heart rate registering on the medical monitor. Slowly, Alice moves to her NV, grasping for it with a single hand, careful not to move too much to disturb the wires and needles along her arm. She gets to move enough to engage the voice function...
Her voice is weak, trembling-- scared.]
What's happening? What happened to me? Please-- anyone? Help! Dr. Yumeno... Rebecca... Please-- answer me...
[As her voice registers on the NV, some may hear it-- the sound of her heart rate in steady beeps on the ECG.]
Therefore they concluded that the nurse must be confined for the time being. There was a recommendation not to touch her body for more than a few moments as well.
Hours after the incident, a finger twitches. Eyes opens to take in the sight before her-- wires, needles, devices-- the sound of her heart rate registering on the medical monitor. Slowly, Alice moves to her NV, grasping for it with a single hand, careful not to move too much to disturb the wires and needles along her arm. She gets to move enough to engage the voice function...
Her voice is weak, trembling-- scared.]
What's happening? What happened to me? Please-- anyone? Help! Dr. Yumeno... Rebecca... Please-- answer me...
[As her voice registers on the NV, some may hear it-- the sound of her heart rate in steady beeps on the ECG.]