Yeah I know. [He sighs and will go sterilize his knife and when that's done he'll say they should go to the bathroom so they can wash any blood that gets on the floor easily.]
[He pats her shoulder wordlessly and pulls a first aid kit out of his backpack when they enter the bathroom. He doesn't usually lug it around but it's something he has in his room thanks to the doctor he lives across from. He gives her a nod that he's ready.
Then he sheds his jacket and tosses it off to the side and rolls up one of his sleeves, motioning for her to sit on the toilet so she doesn't pass out freaking out like that.]
If you want me to be ready it's never going to happen. I don't have the highest tolerance for pain. Here. [She's still holding out her hand for the knife because the last thing she wants is accidentally stabbed.]
Not happening. I don't care if Marina ends up with weird side effects, but you already got hit by a car for me, and you showed up in the middle of a snow storm when I was freaking out.
Let me do this. If I do it wrong, I'd rather be the one getting hurt.
[She takes a deep breath when he turns away and makes a kind of squeaky noise. Pain of any sort kind of makes her head rush cold and the blood makes her vision go fuzzy for just a second.]
[She feels really really dumb doing this but she's dripping blood onto the tile now and she really can't keep this up. So she takes another shaky breath and mumbles what feels like the dumbest spell in the history of ever because it makes no sense--]
H-healing winds!
[And the bathroom is taken up by a gust and she is not okay with feeling like every part of her belongs with this magic, or like every inch of her is being welcomed home into powers she's supposed to have. Or like she's being comforted. By wind. This is not okay in any way shape or form.]
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Then he sheds his jacket and tosses it off to the side and rolls up one of his sleeves, motioning for her to sit on the toilet so she doesn't pass out freaking out like that.]
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If it does work, don't make fun of me. It's weird. It fixes clothes.
[SHE'S SO STUCK ON THAT. Now please hand over the knife because she wants to get this over with omg.]
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[He sighs. And doesn't hand over the knife.]
How does your healing thing work? [He wraps his own hand around the blade instead.]
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It's like a spell. It's really dumb. I think--if I say it and want it to work, it just... fixes stuff. There's wind and that's it...
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Tell me when you're ready.
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[SIGH. He frowns.]
I'll do it. I'll cut my hand. If you don't like blood or pain I don't see how you'll be able to heal anything effectively.
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Let me do this. If I do it wrong, I'd rather be the one getting hurt.
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Look. I trust you. You came to me for moral support but I think you need a little more than that, but I'm trusting you to fix me up.
So trust me. I'll be fine.
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I trusted you to let me do this. And let me figure out what the hell I even am.
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... You sure you can do this?
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[He holds out the knife to her, handle first.]
Do it quickly. If you take your time you'll scare yourself.
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All right to turn around yet?
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And reaches blindly to put a hand on her shoulder.] Breathe.
It's okay. You're okay. Breathe. What's the magic word?
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H-healing winds!
[And the bathroom is taken up by a gust and she is not okay with feeling like every part of her belongs with this magic, or like every inch of her is being welcomed home into powers she's supposed to have. Or like she's being comforted. By wind. This is not okay in any way shape or form.]
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