Kokoro thought about it when hearing, eventually opting to nod her head. "Sure, why not? It's best to keep occupied, after all." She said in response, gladly wanting to come along. Might as well see what this place has to offer, right?
At the sound of the words, she let out a surprised yelp, got up and began heading to the medical bay ASAP - the quicker, the better. It fortunately didn't take her long to arrive at the medical bay itself. Almost immediately upon her arrival, she came into the room, and there she stood promptly, what appeared to be a staff in hand. Tall for her gender, moderately tanned, and her hair being light blue yet organised and compressed into a small 'bow' sort of style (like one of those ribbon bows). A black coat and cloak topped her off, at least for the most part on the exterior, and while the rest of what she looks like does not particularly matter, she got here as quickly as she could. With her entrance aside, she headed to the doctors. "I heard the intercom and came as fast as I could! What is the calling?" She asked with haste.
She nods and gestures the two to follow her. Ma'arz grabs both of his suitcases (remember those?) and followed her, alongside Kokoro. As they were walking in the halls, Ma'arz was humming a little tune as they find their way to the lab. He was quite excited to meet the crewmember and head scientist of the lab. But, what was his species...?
Naturally, Kokoro would follow along - ever so curious to find out just what is waiting for her.
Hamele nods in understanding. "Got it! This shouldn't take long at all, if that's all it is!" Hamele said proudly, gripping her staff and then turning to the approaching Talia, who added an additional confirmation to this incident.
"Stab wounds..." Hamele thought aloud, nodding and then glancing to the bodies of the currently injured. She took a deep breath and nodded. "...Alright. I'm ready to start as soon as possible." She said aloud to be sure, intending to approach the bodies, pressing what seemed to be some kind of button on her staff as one end of it lit up a pure white, until Hamele turned a dial on it for it to turn a light green that is - fully prepared to do what is needed.
Eventually, after a walk, they've made it to the labs. The first sight they saw initially was a little computer desk and a few glass tubes that have growing plant life around them. "Hm... simple, yet elegant. I like it so far." Ma'arz initially comments, walking in and placing his briefcases down.
"Oooh... I like this already..." Kokoro said curiously, looking around and full of wonder.
Hamele sighed and aimed her staff at them. "That's the plan, trust me." Hamele said bluntly as she held down the trigger to fire the staff. What happened next, the green energy at the end of the staff turned from a ball to a beam, flowing to and through Kqidons's body. As if by magic, Kqidons could feel all of her injuries fading and her body practically putting itself back together as if nothing had ever happened. In a way, it was like the damage had been reverted! Hamele looked to Lux. "One down, one to go..." She said aloud, preparing and intending to do the same if he would even let her follow through with such.
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Ma'arz stood back in surprise upon meeting the very tall scientist. "A Thugalek..." He simply said, in awe. And a rude one, at that. His awed-look immediately turned into an unamused glare at the scientist. He didn't necessarily like his abilities being underestimated, even if his experience is inferior to the Thugalek.
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Kokoro nodded in understanding and looked around in wonder once again - but what she is more interested in is... "I'd like to take a little look around - if you'll let me. I want to see what this laboratory of yours has to offer." She said simply to him.
Hamele nodded. "No problem!" She said passively, honestly a little tipped off by the mention of the scars, but at the same time, that interested her. Never-the-less, Hamele would go on to use her staff on Lux like she did on Kqidons, and within moments, all his wounds were gone and his scars were spared - just like he wanted. With that done, Hamele released the trigger, and turned her staff off before backing away. "There you go - good as new!" She said not a moment later, lowering her staff to her side as she just simply smiled at a job well done.
"Lux has said that he prefers to skip the blood transfusion process, " He explains to the good doctor, gesturing to the patient in question. "Claiming that he can make quick blood." He scoffed at the thought. "As if bone marrow can produce blood that quick..." He then went back to serious mode. "I am asking you if we should accept his request or proceed with the transfusion, Doctor Hamele."
