Susan nods, smiling underneath her helmet, before leaving them so she can go to her shuttle to oversee Lux. When she made it to the main docking bay and began to enter the shuttle...
When he read what wrote down, he waved over another soldier for a first aid kit. When the soldier gave him the kit, he gave it to Lux in a attempt to assist Lux in fixing his laceration wound. During that, Susan enters the shuttle and takes off her helmet, revealing to have her hair on a bun and wearing no glasses (presumably wearing contact lenses). “May I ask what are you doing, soldier?” The captain asked the soldier who gave Lux the kit, in which the soldier quickly stood up, chin up. “Lux requested assistance in dealing with the wound on his waist, claiming that his viscera would spill out before we make it back to the flagship if the wound isn’t treated, Captain.” The soldier informed to the captain. “I see. Thank you for informing me that, soldier. At ease.” Susan responds to the soldier as he proceed to sit back down. Susan then kneels down to Lux’s level, intending to assist him if need be.
As expected, the rest of the soldiers heeded Kokoro’s orders and made preparations to leave the freighter. During which, one of Lux’s soldiers, who was informed by Kokoro about them leaving, quickly asked her something before she left. “But what about Commander Lux, Commander Kokoro? What happened to him?”
Susan hovers her hands over Lux’s wound, as if she’s preparing to catch his intestines, should they fall out. “After this, Lux Ormidial, you must receive proper medical attention. Doctor Hamele’s healing staff will heal the laceration. Do you understand, Lux?” Susan told Lux, though sounded slightly stern when she asked him if he understood.
Kokoro sighed. "He may or may not have ended up in another bleeding out... he should already be inside at the moment, or so I heard." She explained, voicing worry. "So, in other words, he's been sent ahead to get into the shuttle before us." She added, hoping the soldier understood. Bowe frowned. "Lux seems to bleed a lot... makes Bowe worry..." She said silently, shuddering. "Don't know why it keeps happening, either..."
When Kokoro explained to the soldier on what happened to Commander Lux, he nods in acknowledgment. "I see. Thank you for your response, Commander Kokoro. I will be on my way." The Fifth Human Army soldier said as he begins to leave. However, the soldier quickly stopped in his tracks when Bowe mentioned that Lux bleeds a lot. "Pardon, are you saying that this isn't his first time bleeding out?" The soldier asked out of instinct.
Susan nods back and, now assuming that Lux has his laceration under control, stands back and looks out of the shuttle as she sees the rest of her soldiers returning to the shuttle. Then, she heard a voice from the walkie talkie in the cockpit. "This is the Seventh Freakazoid Army pilot. All units have returned to the shuttle. We are currently waiting for Commander Kokoro and Bowe, over." The pilot informed in the unoccupied cockpit. One of the soldiers, presumably the original pilot, enters the cockpit and takes the walkie talkie. "Understood. Let me know when Kokoro and Bowe return, over." The First Human Army pilot responds.
Bowe nodded. "Uh huh. Don't think he wants to tell anyone nor does he seem to get along with the medical team..." She commented, shrugging. Kokoro said nothing, but her own intrigue was awakened, yet promptly left with Bowe to the ship and hoping they didn't slow everything down.
"Ohh... kay..." The soldier simply said as he returns on his way to the shuttle. Eventually, everyone manages to get back to their shuttles, with the exception of Lux due in part of his injuries, of course. The Seventh Freakazoid Army pilot chimes into the walkie talkie when Kokoro and Bowe reach back to their shuttle. "Commander Kokoro and Bower are back in our shuttle. We are prepared for takeoff, over." The pilot said to the walkie talkie. Meanwhile, the Fifth Human Army reached back to their shuttle and their pilot reaches for the walkie talkie so he can inform the First Human Army pilot about their status. "All Fifth Human Army units, sans Commander Lux, are back in the shuttle. We are ready for takeoff, over." The pilot said to the walkie talkie. Back at Susan's shuttle, the FIrst Human Army pilot heard what the other pilots said and reach for his walkie talkie. "Alright. We will begin takeoff back to the flagship in three... two... one..." The pilot said. And just then, each individual shuttle carrying the three designated armies leave the freighter; while the First Human Army and Seventh Freakazoid Army shuttles simply flew out of the two docking bays in the freighter, the Fifth Human Army shuttle just simply pop out of the airlock. The three shuttles then begin to make a course back to the fleet.
"You will need some minor surgery and another blood transfusion, Lux." The surgeon informed Lux after he and his partner checked Lux's overall health. One of the surgeons waved Doctor Hamele to come to them while the other surgeon was preparing the proper medical instruments for the procedure.
After Talia fixed her skates, one of the doctors came just in time to stop her before she skated off. "I'm sorry, Lunarim, but by Captain Susan's orders, you must remain here for the time being." The doctor informed Talia.
Hamele noticed and figuratively woke herself up, coming on over - staff in hand and ready to get to work. 'Alright Hamele, two part plan. Part 1, do your job. And part 2 - don't look at the damage, and try to ignore sounds of pain. That way you won't go crazy.' She thought to herself, otherwise ready. She took a few deep breaths and went to take a look at the damage done on Lux before daring to do anything with it.
“Alright, Doctor Hamele. What we’re planning to do is to remove the bandages covering his plasma burn and laceration wound. We’ll remove the stitches from the laceration and then you’ll use your healing staff to finish the job. Sound good?” The surgeon explains to the doctor, as another surgeon finishes prepping the medical instruments.
“Kinda, actually. Quoting from Captain Susan, she said you need ‘a stern talking to for disregarding an important warning’.” The doctor responds to Talia.
Hamele nodded in understanding, holding her staff in her hand and already turned to the 'HEAL' option, but the staff itself is off for now. She dared not say anything as she couldn't really find the words to say nor need to say them if the same message is to be communicated in some manner. For now, she watches and waits patiently for her opportunity and part in the job.
