Poi 16, voice

[myninjainfocard]

[Well, it seemed as good a time as any to put this up. But he'll default to voice for now, simple for his own needs and simplicity's sake. Not for any weird or questionable reason, of course not.]

I think it's about time that there was a discussion among those of the medical community of the train. After that last mission, I do believe that we need to be on the same page in regards to basic layout and basic protocol. Such as who is where, if applicable, or who is capable of what. I assume some are more suited to stay back in safety while others are more capable on the battlefield. Which is why I bring this up in the first place.

Especially with a mission such as the last one, back home teams were deployed with at least one medic who was skilled in both healing and able to defend themselves. I assume that isn't a... sustainable option here for the simple fact we're all from different places. But the lack of organization has gotten to me, I admit.

Perhaps there ought to be a... meeting of sorts set up to discuss these topics among others?

Comments

[miseris_socios]

It's an extension of myself.

[He's not going to get into Evokers, that's already enough bullshit for today.]

I can imagine. It can get pretty chaotic in a fight... my group at home has someone who's basically on healing duty when we're out fighting, and the things we fight don't tend to go for broken bones. But if we did need something like that I... imagine we'd have to go to an actual medical professional.

[And pay under the table, but that's... details.]

[myninjainfocard]

I see. [Please save him from more bullshit, Ken.

He's quiet for a moment as he turns that over in his mind. Sounds similar to his world in some aspects, but it makes sense that if you actively have people going out to fight or in dangerous situations, to have someone with some medical prowess there.]

I'm glad to hear that there's at least similar thought between different worlds. I can treat broken bones, it just takes a lot more concentration and time than healing on the field would allow. And, well, to put it in perspective, I'm probably on the more proficient side of the scale when it comes to medical shinobi of my world. [It's not even bragging is the worst part of it.]

[miseris_socios]

Yeah? It just seems like something you can heal super wrong. I don't really know how our skills work on a technical level, but it seems to speed up natural healing if I had to give it a guess. But a broken arm can't just heal itself without going wrong... that's why casts and splints are a thing, right?

[myninjainfocard]

Mm, that is precisely why it's not something we heal on the field. Bones are... finicky, at the best of times. You would be correct in why casts and splints are things. While we can heal things fairly quickly, it would still need to be set correctly to ensure that while the bone, ligaments, tissue, all of that, heal properly.

After all, a shinobi with an arm out of place isn't exactly useful.

[miseris_socios]

Yeah, I can imagine. It's not like you can fight off monsters well without both arms free, either.

I'll be there, whenever you decide to hold this thing. I think renting out one of the meeting rooms might work, if you don't want to crowd in medical.