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[thehardway]

I... apologize for my disappearance. I'm afraid I was rather preoccupied with a very distracting task.

Yes. So.

I will scan the Link and catch up shortly, but I'm afraid I will need to be debriefed. If someone could do that.

That would be. Good.

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[video]

[thehardway]

I am Ultra Magnus, one of the second-in-command under Blurr of the law enforcement; I am also a member of the law committee. "Good" is an objective term, but I uphold the law.

We do have humans that could use your treatment, no doubt. A lack of a doctor has been a concern of many here. Perhaps we can adjust the medbay for a section for you? You will have to inform us what sort of supplies you require.

Usually it is not so very chaotic, but something is always happening. Whether it be one individual causing havoc, or so many new arrivals at once. I have not been here long enough to inform what constitutes as "normality", I'm afraid.

[video]

[drpaperairplanesmd]

Hello, Ultra Magnus. I've met your partner, Blurr.

Really? There are no other doctors besides myself? I mean, for humans. That's... Well, I'm glad I can be of service.

I've asked Blurr for any information on supplies in concerns of nourishment. Food, water, all that. But, um... Give me a minute. I can write up a list and send it to you. We can do that through the link, right?

I guess that means it's never going to be a dull moment. And I thought working with House was chaotic enough... [mumble mumble as she writes up a list]

[video]

[thehardway]

Good. [He has a high opinion of Blurr. Not easily done.]

For humans, no. We have at least three if not more reliable medics for Cybertronians, but we've been weak on support for organics. It's relieving that you are present, Martha.

You can. The Link has text messages available, so if that is easier, then it can be done.

Dull, no. You may even wish for it.

[video]

[drpaperairplanesmd]

Right. Still fussing and getting used to this thing. Like a futuristic, alien iPhone or whatever. [She's mostly mumbling to herself, still writing out supplies. Finally, sighing, she quickly uploads and sends the list to you.] Here. Hope it's not... too demanding. Most of the stuff is basic human first aid, as I doubt you have MRI or ultrasound machines or what-have-you around here... [pause] But, if those phrases sound remotely familiar to you, then I'd like to know.

I just hope I can be of some use. Better than sitting here, twiddling my thumbs, when I could be out working and helping others.