Stop The Bleed Instructor Portal Novels & Stories

“I saw your guardian. He said that… Fuck!” She placed the drinks on the table and bolted to the door. “Can we get the medics in here!” she called out. My heart was racing in my chest. Was it really that bad? That bleeding began to increase, and the officer came to my side and knelt. “Hey, easy. Take deep breaths and try to calm yourself,” she said softly. “The more you panic, the more profuse the bleeding is going to be. You need to relax.”

BREA “Begin the blood that has been prepared. Keep her oxygenation stable, and tell me immediately if anything changes.” Doctor Jason's voice was calm, but I could hear the tension underneath it. “The bleeding appears heavier than it did a moment ago.” “I know.” The nurse increased the suction as more blood entered the field. I moved carefully, trying to identify whether there was another injured vessel contributing to the bleeding. “Don't lose the field,” I instructed. “I need to see where this is coming from. If the blood obscures the area, I can't safely control the source.”

The silver lines flared with a blinding violet glow. The blood sizzled and hissed, bubbling fiercely as if on hot iron. A sharp kinetic blast rippled through the air, knocking Maya back. She clutched her burned hand to her chest, her heart pounding. "It didn't work!" Nadia cried out, rushing to Maya's side as the room shook violently. "The circle… it’s still empty! The shield is failing!" Outside, the barrier’s crimson glow dimmed to a dull ember. The study's windows cracked, spiderweb under the weight of the trackers' claws.

he said quietly. “Then listen,” I replied. “I need absolute silence unless I ask for something.” He nodded and stepped back. Hours blurred together. My hands worked on instinct and training. Clamp. Suture. Suction. The nurses moved with me, responding to every command. Sweat dripped down my spine, but I did not slow. “Pulse is stabilizing,” a nurse said. “Good,” I replied. “Keep the pressure steady.” When the bleeding finally slowed and the monitors steadied, I let out a breath I hadn’t realized I was holding. “Close him,” I said. “Carefully.”

“Now.” Elizabeth froze. “What are you doing here?” Octavia didn’t wait for an answer. She stepped up to the table and took over without hesitation. “Retract here. Give me the micro-clip. Suction on the left. Now.” Her hands moved with perfect speed and confidence. The team responded instantly, relief flooding the room. Octavia worked fast, fixing the bleed in minutes. The boy’s vitals stabilized almost immediately. “You’re doing great,” Octavia told the team. “Keep the pressure steady. We’re almost there.”

Jasper was lying face down on the ground, already unconscious and for a moment I wished I had the power to stop time. With one hand I ripped open the gym bag that fell beside me, ignoring the shared pain in my back that only seemed to increase as I pulled out my towel to sop up the blood. The fluffy white fabric quickly turned crimson and just as I was about to call for a doctor again, someone fell to their knees beside me. “Luna, I’m here, I need you to let go so I can assess the damage.” Doctor Brendan eyed me seriously and my grip loosened. “It’s bleeding profusely, Brendan.” I croaked, allowing him to lift a small piece of the towel.

he apologized. "Listen partner, I trust you. You're one hell of an exceptional guy. We will definitely get him, I know the pressure on you is much but that's what we get as police officers. We just need to investigate more and strategize" Maria assured. "Thanks for the spirit lifting speech, I really needed it" Jones smiled. "You know where to find me whenever you need some spirit lifting motivation" she joked. "But Jones, Lebans group has security right and surveillance cameras? Did you check them maybe you'll find something."

Then he turned towards the one pressing her bleeding down. " Add more layers to your gauge... Increase your timing... Let the bleeding stabilize before rushing her anywhere... " He stood up and walked away the other way after giving the necessary instructions. He took repeated short breaths, breathing through his mouth. " Calm down... Phill calm down... you are going to kill Lea at this rate. There is no other doctor present at the moment. Can you trust anybody more than yourself with her? You don't.... time to be Dr. Rodgers, Phill.... come on. Man up. "

I hit the ground hard, the staff clattering out of my hand. "Sloppy," he said, offering me a hand. "You’re thinking too much. Stop overanalyzing and trust your instincts." I scowled, grabbing his hand and letting him pull me up. "I’ll remember that when I wipe the floor with you next time." His laugh was genuine, and for a moment, it felt like we were just two friends sparring, not two people trying to prepare for the end of the world. --- The next part of training was in the resonance chamber, a vast underground space where Guides like me could practice honing our auras. It was designed to amplify and stabilize the energy we channeled, allowing us to experiment with new techniques without t

Surely, they weren't petty enough to be upset simply because Maya's project was outstanding, were they? But somehow, Louis didn't think that was the case. A strange sense of unease gnawed at him. On the stage, the hired volunteer arrived. His arm bore a deep, gaping wound nearly 20 centimeters long, blood streaming down alarmingly. The sight made many in the audience gasp in horror. Maya, however, smiled gently. "There's no need to worry. With just one application of my hemostatic spray, the bleeding will stop instantly!" She sprayed the wound in front of everyone and then wiped the area with a damp cloth. The volunteer winced in visible pain, his face contorting, but sure enough, the bleedi