Windy sighed. "No... Ow... I don't like pain... Dahh-ock, dim that thing! I know it causes discomfort, and usually the villain or villainess is in more pain..." She sighed as she seemingly got it from three sides. "Ok. I get it. Stop headbutting. Sheesh. Well... Unless I am tied up, and yeah. Then, Nose. Aim for the nose. Thanks, Alina." As she arose and grabbed the glass of water, she sighed again as she was led out by Quincy.
Quincy explained to Alina. "That is actually the least effective way to incapacitate someone. You could actually do more damage to yourself than the other person. She then nodded to Amber. "Yes. Windy gave herself another concussion. The biggest red flag was the complaining about the brightness of my penlight. You saw how she squinted AND tried to jerk away, right? I won't know the severity until I get back to the infirmary and Hank runs the tests. I have a meeting with Charles at ten that I can't cancel again," She looked directly at Windy, who gulped.
"Awww, c'mon doc, those last two weren't really fully my fault!"
"Nevertheless, Hank will run the tests as I can't stand Charles up a fourth time due to a Velocity emergency." Quincy lectured, before turning back to Amber. "I'm pretty sure Hank will be glad for the help, and explain the test results to you." She gave a soft smile.
Meanwhile, Hippolyta had stopped in and informed Hank that her friend, Winter Snow Summer Rain, would be able to see Amber on Monday morning during breakfast, and wanted to get a check up from Quincy after if at all possible. Hank would have to inform Quincy, he had to fill in the 9am schedule on her appointment calendar, which Quincy would be fine with, if he remembers to mention it to her as she heads out to her meeting with Charles, before running the concussion tests on Windy.
Meanwhile, back up in Diana's room, "I know plenty of hand to hand combat, and can even teach you some. Race of warrior women. It's just that the golden lasso is indestructible, and once bound by it, one cannot break free until released. That's why you had to untie me. A shame really about Barbara. She could have been a good hero if she only got over her anger issues and what ever grudges she had against Windy and myself.