All in all, it had been a very successful hunt, much better than the fiasco with Evan. Final score was one dead acid-creating mutant, one mutant hunter with burnt clothing and skin, and one hysterical hypnotizing mutant with a concussion. Jack, despite now being burnt (again), was feeling quite happy with this outcome. When he got back to camp, he
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Still somewhat paying attention, she noticed Jack and noticed he was injured again.
"You're going to get someone to look at that aren't you?" she asked, fully intending to escort him to the Med Bay herself.
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Ideally, he would have preferred Dr. Milbury, but he could tolerate Hope. She had proven herself intelligent and well-spoken. Plus, anyone who had the patience to deal with his moody behavior was a saint. "Can't keep you without a patient for too long. You'll get bored."
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"I'd rather have no patients, actually," she said and opened the door for him to proceed her. "Care to tell me how you got that burn?"
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"I think it was some form of acid. My clothes took the worst of it, but this ain't no sunburn either." There was a slight wince as he took off the burnt clothes.
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"Well, this will make clean up a little more interesting." She turned away to get the things she needed.
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He watched as Hope gathered her equipment together. "How long will it take to heal?"
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"Well, you're a pretty good healer," she said, considering as she got to work cleaning the wound with a solution that would stop the chemical from spreading. "But with chemical burns it's a little harder to tell and burns in general heal slowly. I'd say perhaps a month on the outside."
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"What?! A month? You have got to be joking." There was no way in hell he was staying in this sterile white room for a month. He would go stir-crazy.
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"No, I'm not. This isn't a terrible burn, but you've lost skin and skin keeps germs out. I wouldn't send you on missions or let you go off base in this condition." And her tone left no room for argument.
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"Better tell everyone not to try and fly the coop then. The Major don't trust anyone else enough off base long enough to bring them back."
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In her opinion the Major didn't value anyone's opinion but his owns. That was a matter for another time though. She was done cleaning the wound and began to bandage it.
"You'll come check in if it starts to bother you, won't you?"
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"'Course I will, Doc. I want to be back to one-hundred percent ASAP."
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