It was probably the result of exhaustion combined with the sudden chill, but the discovery immediately made her anxious. This was not the modern world, where a minor cold or fever could often be managed with readily available medicine. Even an ordinary infection could become fatal here, especially since her current body had not received the numerous vaccinations she had grown accustomed to in her previous life. Diseases that had long been brought under control in the modern world remained common in this era, and if she developed pneumonia or whooping cough, her chances of survival could be frighteningly low.
And the doctors here were another problem altogether. Lina would rather not think about the treatments they might prescribe.
