Dr. Martin was incredibly impressed. Even though she had no training, Skye had handled herself better than some veteran doctors he knew. She was confident in her orders, like she knew exactly what to do. He felt unbelievably lucky that he'd met her when he had. Even if it turned out she couldn't help with the illness, they were still learning from her.
Gesturing to the doors at the back of the large waiting room, Dr. Martin and Skye headed to see the sick. Unable to hold back his curiosity, the doctor asked Skye where she'd learned to organize the patients like that. The hallway wasn't very long, but it would still take a couple minutes to reach the back.
Skye smiled shyly before replying; "To be honest, I read it in a book.. It was a drama of sorts. I asked the the king's physician about it, and he wound up adoptin' it for the capital's healthcare system. It's a shame there's no unified healthcare system in place for the entire kingdom, like in the book."
