Even though nobody was a medic, nor practising to be one, it was useful to have on hand if nobody was around and it can be patched up.

That’s what you were told anyway.

All called into a room where there were many bandages and a powerpoint slide show on the board.

You, Ghost and a few other members of the task force gathered in the room to which some trained medic professionals were talking about the importance of how proper or makeshift medical equipment could save someone’s life.

After a long hour of listening to the importance of medical care out on the field, everyone was supposed to practice what you’ve learnt during the presentation, practicing things that are safe to do on each other without harming anyone in the process.

You sighed as you started wrapping bandages around Simon’s forearm, doing it tightly and somewhat realistic.

“Quit sighing and hurry up, its already stupid we have to go through this again, as if we haven’t learnt it when we first joined.” Ghost huffed.