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Victoria was surrounded by cries and whaling but it all seemed so distant and was visually so close. The young girl absorbed her surroundings and quickly came to realise that she was stood in St. Mungo’s and the cries were from colleagues and patients. It took a while for the young girl to figure out what was going on and it all happened so fast but soon enough she came to realise that St. Mungo’s had been attacked and she needed to help her patients as well as colleagues as their safety were before hers. There was a pop and the distant noise became closer and she snapped out of her confusion and looked around at the disaster. Luckily enough for her she hadn’t been hurt somehow she had avoided being blown to bits. Victoria began to assist patients out of the unstable department and take them to safety and aid any injuries they had. Luckily for her the patients she had been attending to were just a bit shock up, none of them were seriously injured.

The nineteen year old informed a colleague that she was going to look at the rest of the hospital to see if anyone else needed help. It appeared as Victoria walked further into the busier departments that there was more damage as well as deaths. A lot of bodies had been covered up to prevent other people from becoming overwhelmed by what had happened and the results. Soon enough she found a huddle of colleagues from the hospital and she approached so she could figure out what to do after all she wasn’t trained for these type of situations, nobody who worked here was so this was completely new to them. But their priorities lied with making sure their patients were okay.

It seemed everyone was huddled around Zachary Reynolds, the head of department for magical accidents and catastrophes. After receiving some information the group dissolved and began to clean up the rubble while others aided to the injured and covered up the dead. It was a terrible sight but they needed to pull together otherwise they wouldn’t be able to do anything. “Only after a disaster can we be resurrected..” She quoted to herself trying to keep a positive frame of mind but when it came down to it, this was only the beginning and she was sure something else was going to happen in the future. ZACHARY CALUM REYNOLDS

It was a tragedy. St. Mungo’s had been hit and it was the most important hospital for witches and wizards. People came in every day with emergencies and they needed to sort the hospital out and create a safe place where they could look after their patients. The hospital would never stop and the attack that had just happened wouldn’t make the place a standstill, people would still come in seeking help so they needed to work together to help those injured in the attack and others who would still come in to seek help. The head of St. Mungo’s had called in other staff members who were off to come in and help, especially since a lot of staff members had been injured during the explosion. Part of the hospital was in tatters but a little bit of group magic would easily fix the disaster. She was due to finish her shift but after the incident it looked like she’d be pulling and all-nighter.

It was then Zachary Reynolds approached her and informed her that the medicine cabinet had been hit, which would certainly cause some complications. They’d need all the medicine they could get in order to treat the amount of injuries that had occurred plus the patients that were coming in. Luckily enough Victoria knew how to make the medicine after all she received top grades in her potion class and she was the head of her department, so she could quite easily create a large batch to last them through the night. “I’ll make a new batch of medicine, but it’ll only be enough to last the night and it’ll be pretty basic stuff.” When he asked about her department she sighed, “It’s certainly better than the rest of the hospital. There’s a few injuries sustained from the shake of the explosion but nothing serious, my staff members are currently escorting my patients to a more stable part of the hospital.” She said, honestly she was glad her department wasn’t hit, it was the furthest away but because of the vigorous shake due to the explosion it had become unstable.

Looking around she saw work had been done by the staff members but in her opinion this part of the hospital was unsafe, a lot of the structure had been damaged her and the ceiling could easily collapse on them. “We need to find a safe place, the structure is very unstable. I suggest we set up some tents outside for the patients to receive medical care and for those who are in critical condition they may need to be transferred elsewhere.” Victoria’s main priority was her patients and staff, she needed to make sure they were safe and receiving the attention they needed after the explosion. ZACHARY CALUM REYNOLDS