Maisie
Levi, spurned on by the Court's new interest, carried on. "You see, when she was brought it, she wasn't healing, which was a case for concern. The tests run on her showed she had enough ash in her blood stream to have killed her, and by the time she reached us, it had spread through her whole body, robbing her body of it's ability to heal. We had to pump her blood free of it, and even then, we had to perform a human surgical procedure on her to stop the bleeding. If you'll notice the stitches on her. And even after the successful surgery, there were lingering side effects."
"Such as?" Alden asked.
"She was paralyzed," Levi explained. "In fact, I suspect she had lost all motor function before she fell."
"You're drawing conclusions--"
