"Let's let the experts determine that, shall we? And there are worse prices to pay for ensuring your health," Devin says dryly of the unwelcome attention, settling into a chair. He was only wet, but otherwise unhurt. His temperature would probably give the staff a scare until he told them what was normal.

"If you're going to insist on continuing to traverse rooftops at speed, you'll find this is occasionally the consequence," he says, gesturing around the room and at the various tools on display. Many are similar to Earth-standard, but all with slight changes, some to accommodate the species of the staff using them.

The hypocrisy is not lost on him. Devin would protest medical attention, too, were their places reversed.