Sera left the clinic after giving Vessa the morning handover.
She did not carry the clinic with her in a bag. The staff remaining aboard had the patients, the current blower demand and the next treatment decisions. Mere took the first working turn. Sovil had the later one. Vessa knew which conditions required calling Sera back and which were hers to manage without waiting for a message from ground.
Kesh went with her as far as the receiving yard, then would continue to the field listening post.
Iven met them at the upper turn.
“Ground first?” he asked.
“Receiving clinic,” Sera said. “Then the operating copies at the old station. I want to see the actual patient space at the far end, not only the requests it sends us.”
“And you?” he asked Kesh.
“The north view. They’ve moved the listening watch after Vigil turned. I want the next comparison taken from the place that can see what it claims to see.”


