If Natalie isn't immediately visible, any potential patients might want to call her to the front.

Natalie rounded the corner, peeling off gloves as she came. They were deposited in a biowaste bin, and she reached for another pair off the counter. She heard the urgency in Jarod's voice.

Moving toward the patient, Nat did a quick visual survey. She heard his heartbeat, weak, but steady. "Let's move him into exam four."

Natalie emerged from exam four, where she was checking on Jeff, having finally learned his name, and gathering the rest of the info she hadn't had time to collect earlier. The smell of burned flesh assaulted her senses, and her breath caught in her throat. Her face fell as she looked to the unconscious form in his arms. Oh, no...

She opened the door to exam three. "In here. Now."

Checking the charts, Natalie peeked in on Lily. She made a few notes on the chart, then replaced the file in the tray on the front desk. She wanted to help, but if she couldn't cure herself, what could she do for a girl that was already...dead?

Nat switched on the lights and headed for another pair of gloves.

The water was running even as Allie touched the bed, and Nat immediately began cold compresses on the wounds. She fought back the wave of nausea that swept over her. The last thing she needed was to lose her dinner.

"These burns are fairly severe, but they don't cover her whole body," she replied. Leaving the compresses in place, she concentrated on the girl's pulse and checked her airway. Not satisfied with the rattle she heard, Natalie pulled an oxygen mask over the girl's nose and mouth. She then adjusted it to the appropriate mix.

"How did this happen?" Natalie asked. "Did you see what happened?"

Before her, Allie turned her head and coughed, groaning a bit. That she was conscious, even for a small amount of time, was good, but she was likely to be in a great deal of pain. Nat vowed to take care of that aspect as soon as she was able.

Nat frowned. Not unusual for this town in the slightest, she knew, but it didn't make her feel any better. Kids shouldn't be getting hurt like this...even if half of them did have super powers, or were already, well, dead. "Would you recognize it if you saw it again?"

"Good. I get the feeling we're definitely going to be hearing about this."

Turning her full attention back to her patient, Natalie applied what salve she had, and began placing a soft layer of gauze over the burns. They would soak up the fluids as they seeped out of the rapidly-forming blisters.

She then moved to her forms and made a quick calculation. Satisfied with the results, she gathered the liquids she needed for rehydrating her patient. She would make sure there was enough pain medication to take the edge off and keep the young lady comfortable.