Blue Mountain State Heat Exhaustion Episode นิยาย & เรื่องราว

DAVE’S POV I just stared at her as she was transferred to her room. Even though all she needed was an IV drip and monitoring, I didn’t want her staying in the emergency room. I got her a private room of her own. She was already stable, just like the doctor said. She suffered from heat exhaustion because, as far as I knew, the Gemstone Vault lost air circulation after office hours.

He had been with me long enough to know which this was. He looked at the window instead, at the same gray light I had been looking at. "He's going to be alright," Dex said. "The medic says the collapse was physical exhaustion, not cardiac. He's weak but stable. His body just needed to stop after it had been asked to go." "Good," I said. "She's with him," Dex said. "She's been with him since they got here. Sitting in the chair by his bed. Not sleeping." I looked back at the window. That landed the way it landed and I let it.

It would be entertaining to see if she could get any of it to work here at the Blue Moon. “Welcome everyone to the Blue Moon Bed and Breakfast. Please step forward, and I’ll help get you checked in, and then we’ll show you to your rooms. We hope your stay with us will be magical.” Jody beamed broadly and opened her hands in welcome. Little did they know how magical their stay would be.

Morrison. "How are you feeling, Miss Steele?" he asked. "I'm fine. What’s wrong with me?" I panicked. Dr. Morrison pulled up a chair and sat down. "We ran some tests while you were out. Your blood pressure was dangerously low. You're severely dehydrated. Your body is showing signs of extreme exhaustion." "So I just need to drink more water?" I breathed a sigh of relief. "It's more serious than that. Your body literally shut down from overwork. This is what we call a stress-induced collapse. Your system couldn't take anymore and it forced you to stop."

The cables in the earth turned from blue to a grey color. In the valley the blue trees began to die. The fake forest was gone,. The red mountains stayed. They were real. "The boxes!" Maya shouted. Through the dust she saw the glass boxes opening. People were falling out onto the sand. They were. Rubbing their eyes. They were weak. They were breathing real air. Maya looked at Benson. His eyes were closed. His hand was cold. "Benson? Benson!" She checked his pulse. It was there—weak, but steady. He was just very tired.

Egy kept watching, waiting for an opportunity, but he was always together with his friend inseparable. As long as you keep thinking and watching, it feels like today weather is hotter than the usual. Egy sweat gushing, occasionally her head feels floating, eye view also decreased looks blurry. she believes it is due to the effects of the weather, not realizing if her temperature body is high above normal. As the day gets hotter closer to lunchtime, Egy collapses due to worsening body heat. Andy and Peter, who were closest to her, immediately carried Egy to the health post.

“She might seriously faint. It’s hot today. You guys are aware of her asthmatic condition, right?” I stared at him bewildered. He’s caring today. “Yeah Ginny. Seriously, she has an asthma. And this heat? It could trigger it.” Heiji helped me to stand up. Now she looked concerned. “I’m sorry if I was harsh. Come. Let’s take a break.” We sat on the nearest bench. Ibarra followed but he just remained standing. I looked at him and he also looked flushed. He used his uniform and tugged it to create air.

The guy is all sweaty and a little burned under the hot sun but Blaze seemed to be entertained by the mere sight. His sightseeing was just cut short when the medical team became quite busy when students started to faint and weakened because of the strenuous activities and from the heat of the sun. Blaze would attend mostly to girls with his face mask and gloves. His sweat would also form on his forehead which made him very uncomfortable and pissed. Blaze heaved a sigh of relief when the morning activity ended and students were dismissed for lunch. "Do we have to continue this later?" Blaze turned to Paul and seriously asked.

Once again, he had a dream. "What to do?" Blue asked as he paced back and forth after Reyan and Mahi placed Hail inside the carriage for him to not become cold from the night wind. "How can I help him?" he muttered to himself and messed up his hair. "Hail – " he said. "Calm down." Mahi spoke. "It is just over fatigue.” he told him. "Are you sure?" Blue asked, deeply worried. He looked at the carriage where Hail is in. "As I have thought, I will heal his head.” He said and decisively went to the carriage.

I barely heard James’s acknowledgment before the next alert buzzed in. A text from an unfamiliar number flagged by my emergency contact chain. Ms. Renee Mountainhowl was admitted to Brightclaw Medical ten minutes ago. She collapsed at work. Dehydration, exhaustion, possible stress-related complications. Tox screen in process. The floor dropped out from under me. I didn’t even grab my coat. Didn’t say another word to James. I was already moving out the door, down the hall, ignoring the stunned looks of the staff as I barked for my driver to get me to the hospital as fast as possible.