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       Gilded Sapphire
       By: Gilded Sapphire Date: December 16, 2016, 4:33 pm
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       All is quiet in the Twelfth Lunar Ward in the Canterlot General
       Hospital. This ward doesn’t often get visitors. Comatose ponies
       lay on several beds in two neat rows. Heart monitors beep
       quietly, indicating slow, steady heartbeats. On the far bed on
       the left side of the ward, near the the room’s only window, a
       light grey crystal pony lies peacefully. Her wavy,
       sapphire-colored mane is spread over the pillow, and her eyes
       are closed. A breathing tube and IV are attached to a ventilator
       and IV bag respectively, keeping the pony alive in her comatose
       state. Her many injuries have healed over the course of the
       several months she has been in the hospital, but she has yet to
       wake. At the base of the bed, hanging on a hook, is a clipboard
       with the pony’s information.
       Patient No. 171349
       Twelfth Lunar Ward
       Name: Unknown
       Species: Equine
       Race: Crystal Pony (Pegasus)
       Sex: Female
       Age: 24 (estimated)
       Glasgow Coma Score: 3
       History: Patient was found in the depths of the castle in the
       Crystal Empire shortly after the Empire’s reappearance, with
       numerous severe injuries (see file for full notes). She was
       immediately transferred to Canterlot General Hospital due to
       lack of proper equipment in the Empire’s hospital. Identity
       unknown. Source of injuries unknown.
       Assessment complete. Chance of regaining consciousness estimated
       at <1%.
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