Alchemist Hospital

This location in Sector 21 is where we spend most of our lives. It’s a big building with a lot of hallways that all look the same if you aren’t used to them. We spend a lot of time just making sure everything is where it needs to be for the next shift. It’s not always a smooth process, things happen, machines need maintenance, and people get tired. But that’s just part of the reality of working at Alchemist Hospital. We don't have a lot of time for fancy talk. Most of us live nearby or have a bit of a commute through the local traffic. You get to know the regulars, the people who live in Sector 21 and stop by for their check-ups. It’s a community thing, really. The waiting area can get crowded, and sometimes the chairs aren't the most comfortable, but we try to keep the space functional. We have a lot of different departments tucked away on different floors. It takes a while to learn the quickest way from the lab to the wards. We just show up, do the work, and go home to our families. Some nights are long, especially when there’s a lot of admissions. We don't have a grand philosophy, just a bunch of people trying to keep a hospital running every day and night. It's a tough job but someone has to stay here and keep the doors open for the neighborhood.