Form a line at the door, enter with care and don't forget to duck
((Backtracking and getting back on track))
*After leaving the lounge, Wheeljack quickly made his way down the corridor, figuring that given the recent events, the Med Bay could quickly be overrun with casualties again. To make sure everything was ready, he stopped in at his workshop and ran a rapid check of the usual list of emergency supplies.*
*That job done, the engineer went to check in at the Med Bay. He didn't care for Rhinox's high-handed attitude, but there was no way he was letting that stop him from doing his usual job of working on the wounded during an emergency. This time, it would have to be Ratchet telling him to go before Wheeljack would leave.*
*When he got to the Med Bay door and glanced in, he saw that while a few of the tables were occupied, it looked as though things were well in hand, and there didn't appear to be any major injuries. For once, thank Primus. The mech slipped inside and took up a spot along the wall near the door, watching and automatically making note of what was being used and would need replacing when it was over.*
*After leaving the lounge, Wheeljack quickly made his way down the corridor, figuring that given the recent events, the Med Bay could quickly be overrun with casualties again. To make sure everything was ready, he stopped in at his workshop and ran a rapid check of the usual list of emergency supplies.*
*That job done, the engineer went to check in at the Med Bay. He didn't care for Rhinox's high-handed attitude, but there was no way he was letting that stop him from doing his usual job of working on the wounded during an emergency. This time, it would have to be Ratchet telling him to go before Wheeljack would leave.*
*When he got to the Med Bay door and glanced in, he saw that while a few of the tables were occupied, it looked as though things were well in hand, and there didn't appear to be any major injuries. For once, thank Primus. The mech slipped inside and took up a spot along the wall near the door, watching and automatically making note of what was being used and would need replacing when it was over.*