The Hospital Network

This flow follows the improvised medical network that turns humanitarian relief into a practical channel between enemies.

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Town Hall Hospital

Town Hall Hospital Emergency Conversion Sittas converts Matara’s town hall into a hospital after the Battle of Carmeer Valley. The building becomes crowded with wounded men from all sides. Local doctors, youths, women, and families create a medical system with almost no resources. Its effectiveness depends on cooperation rather than formal authority. A New Civic Space The hospital temporarily replaces military identity with bodily vulnerability. It becomes one of the few places where all factions meet without weapons.

Medical Supply Appeal

Medical Supply Appeal Scarcity The hospital exhausts its supplies while more wounded arrive. Altai contacts Shinarian networks and communicates the need beyond the immediate combat zone. The appeal reaches the Terran garrison, which sends a supply van despite the political war. Relief becomes possible because communication crosses factional boundaries. Trust in Practice The supplies do not settle the rebellion, but they demonstrate that cooperation can produce tangible benefits unavailable through isolated resistance.

Protected Wounded

Protected Wounded Returning Prisoners Sittas arranges for recovering Terrans to be returned under truce flags. The Komani tolerate the arrangement because their own wounded receive the same care. The system creates a practical reciprocity that neither side can easily violate without harming its own people. Humanitarian Diplomacy The hospital becomes an early model for the later peace settlement. It shows that limited trust can survive even while the wider war continues.

after the Battle of Carmeer Valley

during the second night at Matara

before the Battle of Katan