The next stop was a small village on Cheimeros. This village was isolated even by Cheimeran standards. From what I'd heard, the village had traditionally relied on other Cheimeran settlements for a lot of what they needed to survive, but a recent eruption had cut them off from these other settlements. Stripped of their lifeline, they were now stricken by an outbreak of disease. I knew I might not be welcomed with open arms, but I also could not just stand by whilst they suffered.

Upon arrival, I realised just what a state the village was in. Most of the afflicted were children, and the adults seemed powerless to help for the simple reason that they lacked the requisite supplies. Luckily, I was prepared. I quickly administered some medication to the children to ease their suffering, then laid out a longer-term plan of treatment. I left to the adults the supplies they'd need to carry out the plan, knowing they'd prefer to do so themselves, and then bid them farewell. - Visionary Atlock, 'Days of a travelling doctor'

Heyho Kribbers! Jones Carnation here with another episode of KTV Kribs. We're in space again, as part of our “homes of the time travellers” series and this ship is really gonna grow on you! That's right space-fans, this week we're aboard the Bloom, Visionary Atlock's mobile medical facility!

Now, this ship may look not look like much–but let me tell you, she's got a lot going on inside! We're talking a biology nerd's dream right here! This baby packs a full epidemiology lab, as well as an operating room that would make the best hospitals in the Systems GREEN with envy!

At the end of the day, this baby is all heart. Let me tell you: If I were ever in trouble, there is no ship I'd rather see than this bloomin' beauty! It's even got…

an alarm goes off; Visionary Atlock runs in with an urgent look

Oh, it looks like it's time for the Bloom to get to work! Alright then! Thanks, Visionary Atlock–and good luck out there!

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