Flora Bloom was a little dazed. She had poured an entire bottle of spiritual water down his throat, and the bruises on her brother's face and the small cuts on his arms had healed. So why was he still semiconscious, crying out in pain from time to time?
Cynthia Grant was a military doctor. Despite her youth, she was well-versed in treating injuries from falls and blows, as well as open and closed fractures.
"A displaced fibula fracture and ruptured tendons. The wound is too old. The blood vessels and fascia have stiffened and sealed off. Setting it by hand is impossible. He needs surgery to reset the bone."
Neal Wallace was a cardiologist. Using a stethoscope he'd just swiped from the obstetrics and gynecology department, he listened to Joel Bloom's chest. Then, he carefully cut open Joel's shirt with a dagger and began to press gently with his fingers.
He continued until he pressed a certain spot on Joel Bloom's chest, drawing a pained grunt from the young man.
