God of healing, huh. It gets a small, fond smile from K. That isn't an inaccurate description of what Zephyr is. They rescued K from his home universe, after all, and his time in Zephyr's realm had enabled him to recover from some of what had been done to him by humans. The trials he'd faced helped him to more fully become a person, even if he still sometimes struggles to think of himself as one. All of the multiverse refugees Zephyr gathered had similar stories of healing and growth.
While Senku and IN732Q are talking, he kneels down, sets aside the spear, and reaches out to carefully inspect the injury with his fingers, trying to feel if all of the bones are intact. Satisfied that a compression wrap at least won't make anything worse, he wraps the injury with a couple thick strips of sailcloth, securing each in place with makeshift bandage clips pieced together from fabric and wires. He makes a few small adjustments before leaning back. The wrap is tight, but not to the point of cutting off blood flow.
"You should remove it before you sleep, and rewrap the injury when you wake. It'll reduce the swelling."
'Punished for interfering' has him glancing back to Senku with an uncertain look. That's something he's been concerned about — the repercussions they might face for Senku reprogramming the drones. Not even the act of reprogramming is foolproof. K would know; he's overcome reprogramming attempts himself. Well. He's presumably more advanced than the drones, but even so...
"After the recent storm, some of us saw beams of light appear over the water, reaching into the sky. They were only visible for a few moments. Do you know what caused them? Does it always happen after storms?"
He fully expects the phenomenon to be attributed to the gods, but he's curious about what else IN732Q might know, such as if it's a regular occurrence or an unusual one-off. It would be good to know as much as they can before Senku and Squalo go sailing to investigate.
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While Senku and IN732Q are talking, he kneels down, sets aside the spear, and reaches out to carefully inspect the injury with his fingers, trying to feel if all of the bones are intact. Satisfied that a compression wrap at least won't make anything worse, he wraps the injury with a couple thick strips of sailcloth, securing each in place with makeshift bandage clips pieced together from fabric and wires. He makes a few small adjustments before leaning back. The wrap is tight, but not to the point of cutting off blood flow.
"You should remove it before you sleep, and rewrap the injury when you wake. It'll reduce the swelling."
'Punished for interfering' has him glancing back to Senku with an uncertain look. That's something he's been concerned about — the repercussions they might face for Senku reprogramming the drones. Not even the act of reprogramming is foolproof. K would know; he's overcome reprogramming attempts himself. Well. He's presumably more advanced than the drones, but even so...
"After the recent storm, some of us saw beams of light appear over the water, reaching into the sky. They were only visible for a few moments. Do you know what caused them? Does it always happen after storms?"
He fully expects the phenomenon to be attributed to the gods, but he's curious about what else IN732Q might know, such as if it's a regular occurrence or an unusual one-off. It would be good to know as much as they can before Senku and Squalo go sailing to investigate.