Mr. Langley,

The magical situation in Irvingly is, as you might imagine, troubling. Ours is a profession most disastrously impacted if such a situation were to arise in London, and so I wish to be proactive. My direction is that each and every one of your healers and interns who is not engaged with a patient is to spend their time brewing antidotes, burn salves, and other tonics, both for your department and the others under our roof. If the worst should happen we must, at the very least, have that.

With regards,