"Yess I know." Kaitlyn said through gritted teeth as she threw open the door to show a wheel chair. Her medical and personal bag already slung over both her shoulders. "I saw the cops long before anyone else did and was getting ready to go over there. Of course some idiot had to set off the stupid fire alarm. Now get out of my way so I can get this child to safety." Kaitlyn obviously cared for the child.

The first thing Kaitlyn did was wheel over the wheelchair closer to the bed. Then she carefully took off the blanket, revealing the IV drip. Taking off the tape and band-aids off with deft hands. Throwing the half empty back into the nearby trash can, she collapsed the stand and threw it into her bag which was saying something since she was the most organized person in the world. Trying to figure out how to pick up the child without too much pain. "I need one of you to help me put her on the wheelchair. She needs to be a straight as possible so someone needs to hold her legs while I hold her from her back. After that we get out of here." Kaitlyn looked up for a volunteer.

Kaitlyn tied back her hair with deft hands before replying. "Get your arms under her legs like a platform while I sit her up. I'm also going to give her some minor anesthetics to numb some of the pain that might accompany this. Give me a moment." Kaitlyn had already prepped some of the medication in a syringe so she just grabbed it out of her bag then found the nearest cluster of nerves and injected it. "Give it a minute to go through the bloodstream." Her voice was rushed and she tapped her foot nervously. Not that she was scared of blood but she really, really hated fights. SHe couldn't be here for one.

Kaitlyn only looked calm for everyone else's sakes. She didn't want to seem nervous about the transfer to the wheelchair because there was a high possibility this could injure the patient to beyond return from the darkest depths of her consciousness. After about 3 minutes of complete silence other than Jason and Rainbow, Kaitlyn stood slightly taller. "Okay, prepare yourself. She might make a noise or two which could be both a good and bad thing. Just be careful, that's all we can do." Kaitlyn carefully reached under the child's back and lifted her up into a sitting position. "Okay, that was the easy part, now I need you to get your arms under her legs. Then we'll lift her up together and put her on the wheelchair. Okay?" She looked at Ribs for some sort of signal that he was ready.

"Okay, everyone ready to go?" Kaitlyn asked, already behind the wheelchair and getting ready to take off with it. Her bags already thrown over her shoulders with ease.

Addilyn had arrived to everyone mostly packed up and ready to go. They had all thrown on jackets and sweaters though, poor Amika only had on shorts and a horrible black sweater which would do little against the cold. They had no time to change so this was all they could do. By now, they had made it to he secret hidden elevator with most of their supplies. Addilyn pacing back and forth anxiously in front of the elevators. She had sent down Brax, Zane and Al to go check everything out and stay hidden. Meanwhile Addilyn and Ami waited for the others. Mostly because Addilyn was worried about Jason and because Amika needed to get as warm as possible now rather than later.