Regina gave a wry, lifeless, chuckle to the man's question. "Fifty, young, brilliant minds gone to waste." She folded her arms across her chest, leaning against the wall as the others gathered. She wondered if they were all that was left, but didn't feel the need to inquire of it. She recognized some as patients, some as visitors, no one she knew especially well. They all seemed normal enough, not intent on attacking anyone unless they had to.
"Well, officer Scarlett," She clasped her hands together, reading his badge, shooting him a look of acid, thinly veiled with a smile of mock compliance. "many people, of whom it is our civil duty to help, were admitted showing symptoms similar to rabies. Under-staffed and underpaid, we did what we could. So, if you'd be so kind as to stop pointing that gun at me, I'd appreciate it." She glared at the gun, a 22 glock the standard service weapon for the NYPD.
"And, correct me if I'm wrong, you are the authorities, so I'd say that you've been more than notified." Brushing past Wade, she descended down the final stairs, making her way toward the door. The Doctor cursed under her breath as she tried the door, kicking it in retaliation. Jammed.
"If we cut through Imaging and into the main Lobby, there's an entrance used for ambulances in Emergency," she recalled the route from memory, kicking the door once more in frustration. She knew the hospital like the back of her hand and than some; you had to when you were in charge of over fifty students and even more patients. The route was longer than she would've preferred, but effective enough if they moved fast enough.