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Silently, she agreed that he indeed owed her one. Fire Lily wasn't the sort to put on an act of kindness and expect nothing in return! However, she knew that now was not the best time to discuss the matter. He was in a lot of pain and at risk for health issues. Even a villain like herself knew when to stop being selfish for a moment.
With the towel still pressed to his leg, she used her free hand to feel around her utility belt for the little med pack she carried around. "Aha," she whispered to herself, as her hand made contact with the box shaped item. It was detached from the belt and set onto the floor so she could open it up and gather what she needed. A travel sized bottle of disinfectant solution was taken out, followed by a roll of bandages. Fire Lily took the towel off of Six then, and gave another warning: "This is also going to hurt. It'll sting, but it'll lower your chance of getting infected."
After pouring some of the solution onto a nearby rag, she gingerly dabbed at the wound. As well, she cleaned up some of the blood that was sure to dry on his skin if given the time. Many minutes passed and before too long, she had his wound patched up with bandages with assurance that he'd make a good recovery. Fire Lily was no doctor, but she did what she could with what she had.
With a sigh, she put medical kit away and put it back onto her belt for safe keeping. She'd need to refill all her supplies soon, it seemed. This delay with Six was interfering with what plans she had with Arthur. She had a flower to deliver to him, and a fun evening planned. Sandra was looking very forward to it, too. Mentally, she apologized to the nice man for not answering her phone, should he had called her.
"Well, that should do it," she announced, brushing some debris off her suit. It was probably from earlier when that building crumbled in ashes. "I admire your bravery. That was a nasty bullet wound and you trusted me to fix it. That's really something."
She smiled behind her mask before standing up from the floor, flamethrower in hand. Now, it was probably time for her to leave unless he needed her for much else.
With the towel still pressed to his leg, she used her free hand to feel around her utility belt for the little med pack she carried around. "Aha," she whispered to herself, as her hand made contact with the box shaped item. It was detached from the belt and set onto the floor so she could open it up and gather what she needed. A travel sized bottle of disinfectant solution was taken out, followed by a roll of bandages. Fire Lily took the towel off of Six then, and gave another warning: "This is also going to hurt. It'll sting, but it'll lower your chance of getting infected."
After pouring some of the solution onto a nearby rag, she gingerly dabbed at the wound. As well, she cleaned up some of the blood that was sure to dry on his skin if given the time. Many minutes passed and before too long, she had his wound patched up with bandages with assurance that he'd make a good recovery. Fire Lily was no doctor, but she did what she could with what she had.
With a sigh, she put medical kit away and put it back onto her belt for safe keeping. She'd need to refill all her supplies soon, it seemed. This delay with Six was interfering with what plans she had with Arthur. She had a flower to deliver to him, and a fun evening planned. Sandra was looking very forward to it, too. Mentally, she apologized to the nice man for not answering her phone, should he had called her.
"Well, that should do it," she announced, brushing some debris off her suit. It was probably from earlier when that building crumbled in ashes. "I admire your bravery. That was a nasty bullet wound and you trusted me to fix it. That's really something."
She smiled behind her mask before standing up from the floor, flamethrower in hand. Now, it was probably time for her to leave unless he needed her for much else.