Patient evaluation: Morgana
Will waits patiently in the interview-room, reviewing the extensive and, likely, highly inaccurate medical records on Morgana. Younger than Ashley and either suffering from a combination of ODD and PTSD or from precognition and telekinesis. Terrifying either way and he's got nothing but pity for the girl.
Except for him and her medical records, the room's mostly empty: just a table, two chairs and a tray with a pitcher of water, two glasses, and a plate of snacks. He had to fight the hospital administrator for actual glass instead of soft plastic but it's worth it if she's an actual telekinetic. Which, after more than 72 hours off of any psych med stronger than lorazepam for anxiety, is going to be damned difficult for her to conceal if she gets too worked up during his evaluation of her. Not that he plans on pushing her in that regard. Brain scans can tell him a lot without upsetting her unduly.
He looks up as the door opens, telling the orderly, "You can wait outside. Miss Le Fey and I will be just fine on our own, thanks."
Except for him and her medical records, the room's mostly empty: just a table, two chairs and a tray with a pitcher of water, two glasses, and a plate of snacks. He had to fight the hospital administrator for actual glass instead of soft plastic but it's worth it if she's an actual telekinetic. Which, after more than 72 hours off of any psych med stronger than lorazepam for anxiety, is going to be damned difficult for her to conceal if she gets too worked up during his evaluation of her. Not that he plans on pushing her in that regard. Brain scans can tell him a lot without upsetting her unduly.
He looks up as the door opens, telling the orderly, "You can wait outside. Miss Le Fey and I will be just fine on our own, thanks."