Larkin sighed. “We don’t have weeks. Tyra, we have a Goa’uld invasion imminent. Can’t you just beam the Naquadah out of her?”
“Oh, I wish I was that simple, Marcus. But we can't do that at this time,” Laikin let out another sigh.
Tyra turned to Helena, “How do you feel currently, with the inhibitor?” she asked.
“I feel fine, Tyra,” Helena replied. “No headaches to report.” She paused. “I agree with the Colonel. We should wait until the crisis has passed.”
“Well, thanks for coming out here, Tyra,” Larkin said. “I’ve talked with your CO about you staying here for the time being and he agrees with me. We may need you to treat any casualties we may have.”
“Spoken like a true boy scout, old scallywag,” said Tyra. “I'll set up camp here.” She turned to Helena, “You can go now, Sister.”