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[cloneororiginal]

We're all supposed to get roommate's here, right?

There's another bed here, but no sign of whoever I'm supposed to be with. [Which is fine with her, but it's...unsettling a little. Was whoever she's supposed to be suddenly...gone? Did the Doctors get them and just....she doesn't want to think about it.

Unless those damn birds killed them--no, no she won't even let her mind go that far.]

Also, anyone got a first aid kit or somethin'? [Just a small scrape from diving down from a pack of birds. Nothing major.]

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[cloneororiginal]

Independent? [She knows she shouldn't bunch Dr. Leekie with the rest of the medical community and so far no one seemed to be from her world...but she couldn't be too careful.] No thanks, take my chances with my own handiwork.

[Just have to find that bottle of vodka that kid gave her. That and some towels, yeah she'll be fine.]

[heartofbakerst]

Is it bad? I'd hate for it to get infected. Is there anything that I can do?

[cloneororiginal]

It's just a scratch from a pissed off hummingbird....maybe a seagull too. [She doesn't sound worried, nope. She sounds good.]

[heartofbakerst]

Yeah, I don't know what's gone on with the animals lately. Even the ones at our flat have been acting strangely.

Well, if you decide that your scratches are more serious, you can find me at Baker Street Surgery during the day. If there's an emergency, I get those rerouted to my mobile.

[cloneororiginal]

Think it's a full moon or somethin'?

It's just scratches, birds can't carry anything deadly if they scratch you. Right? [Unlike cats. Those wounds are a bitch to deal with.]

[heartofbakerst]

Could be. Odd things happen round here at the full moon.

With birds, the most likely thing you'd have to worry about is parasites and not taking care of your wounds properly. But it's not very likely for either of those scenarios, it seems.

[cloneororiginal]

[...Crap, why did he have to mention parasites?] Not likely or likely, Dr. Watson. Which is it? [Forget it, even though she doesn't want to head over...she's slowly going there.]

[heartofbakerst]

Well, parasites aren't really willing to let go of their hosts, hence why they're called parasites. So unless you plucked one out of the air and rubbed your face on it, it's actually not likely at all.

[cloneororiginal]

Could've told me sooner. [Even as he's telling her this, she's still heading over. The cuts aren't deep, but the thought of a parasite being on or in her isn't the greatest feeling. She doesn't want to wake up coughing up anything.]

Now that you got me paranoid over the damn subject, I'm here.