Rakh'ash'tha worked through the night on the facility's wounded.
The two who were dead were dead and there was nothing she could do about that, and she did not spend time on it during the work hours because the living required what the dead no longer did. She assessed each of the four incapacitated in sequence, prioritizing by the nature of the damage.
The Yurakk warrior who had not gotten up was breathing. She found no external wounds. What she found when she ran her hands along his spine and assessed his muscle response was the specific pattern of damage that the entity's passing-through movement produced: not a wound in any biological sense, but a disruption of the body's internal signaling at the point of contact. His legs were not responding to his nervous system's instructions. The signal was there. The response was not.
