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As Mark asked if she had any recommendations, Aras winced a slight bit. She certainly wasn't qualified for that sort of thing, and she was criminally unaware of her new peers. She would certainly have to check around after this and get back to him, but for now she had next to no idea. Not to...

Aras wasn't incredibly surprised by the revelation of nightmares, though it was a bit strange the patient mentioned it. Most people who suffered from that sort of thing kept it quiet for their own dignity, though she supposed it must be something of they were coming forward with it. She sighed...

Aras shrugged a bit at Mark's first response. It had been more of a joke on her part, but he was correct about the mind. His response about far worse things disconcerted her slightly further. She would have to be a touch more careful with her banter if that was enough to start slight tension; a...

She just nodded her head slightly as she responded once more. "You could at the very least try and find some way to do it without damaging your body. Getting a new one can be pretty expensive." As her profession was also mentioned, she chuckled a slight bit before continuing. "Yes, it is a...

Aras nodded as bullet wounds were mentioned, marking them down onto the datapad with her cybernetic arm. As she prepared to ask the next question however, more scaring was mentioned, causing Aras to let out a slight sigh. Sure, she knew loosing people was hard, but the worst she had ever done is...

"Well with you, I really couldn't know. I'm sorry." Aras said with a slight shrug, moving towards one of the cabinets in order to begin grabbing some of the equipment that would be needed. She listened to Mark speak as she did this, mentioning the commotion that had happened in the hospital...

Aras was straightening out the various supplies in the room, making sure all tools and equipment were properly cleaned and placed, not quite knowing when they would be needed after all. She had sent a message to a patient, though knowing his track record, she had assumed it would take him a...

At first Aras was a touch confused as to why the research team would want a mechanical endoskeleton, though she quickly realized that she had no idea the level of technology it used. Maybe it could be used to develop technology for much more beneficial means, which would certainly be better then...

"Yes, yes, of course, though you will still likely be a bit fragile. With a bit of care you will recover however." For speaking so confidently, she certainly was afraid inside. This would be a very intense day, and she hoped she could have it turn out bright in the end. She still had no idea...

Aras could practically feel sweat beading on her brow as she prepared to respond further. Sure, this sort of operation was next to unheard of, but Aras had a little experience of her own with major bodily operations, and knew what the usual verdict is. "Well, uh, this will be a rather intrusive...

Aras rushed to assure her patient. "Oh, of course, we'll take all precautions to make certain you are fully anesthetized for the procedures." She simply couldn't imagine what kind of cruel doctor could do an operation like that without being certain the patient wasn't comatose. It was simply...

"Well this sort of operation is sort of unknown, but I believe it shouldn't take longer then 8 hours." She said to Adi quietly, looking a bit more to the ground then eye to eye. She soon elaborated further however. "Though the operation is still not going to happen for a short while, so we have...

Aras turned on her heel and faced into the surgical wing of the facility, taking the first steps in. She would look back to check to see if the two were following her, and continue forth once she saw that they were. As she continued walking down the hallway, not yet talking to the patient and...

"I don't think so, sadly. I fear that the surgery may be a touch too graphic for them to let someone else watch. I'm terribly sorry." She began facing towards the ground as she spoke not wanting to look her patient in the eyes as she elaborated. "She can come into the surgery room until we begin...

Aras nodded quickly, looking to the two approaching her with her best attempt at looking confident. "Well, the surgical team may take some time to assemble, but yes, I am here for your surgery." She says, with a very feint smile on her face. With an extended hand, Aras gestures to the hallway...

Aras nodded slightly before walking out of the room once more, returning to the lobby for a second time. She would stand at the door for a long moment, trying to come up with words to say. The conversation before the operation was always tense, with the results having such intense consequences...

Oh, a robotic assistant. That was rather nice, and certainly helpful. She decided to ask a few questions of her own before complying to it's requests however. "Oh, why, yes, that is a good idea. How long is it expected to take the team to be assembled? If not incredibly soon, it could be a...

Aras would sigh at the lack of response, it seems everyone was busy these days. Rather then raise her voice and ask again, and hoping to not cause a distraction, she just pulled out her datapad and looked over the surgery's paperwork. She found the room number after a moment of searching and...

Busy day, very busy day. Paperwork and other miscellaneous jobs had kept Aras away from the front of the medical floor, spending most of her free time with her child, and spending her workload simply trying to get herself unburdened. But today was different, as after a seeming break in her paper...

S6S-Anvil - In orbit of Sirris VI Medbay 2 Aras muttered to herself as she scurried around the now rather occupied medbay, tiredly checking many of the various displays and patients. The Cybernetic Surgeon's stare consisted of her implant, lightly glowing as always, while the natural one sat...