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[batshadowed]

He held down on the towel, rolling over again and bringing himself up to a seated position. His back was arched as he stared at the ceiling, not wanting to look at her.

"If you honestly think that chemical is going to pain me--" He winced, ruining the effect. "--then you don't know me at all."

/rolls around in feelings

[arbalist]

She felt her face contort as his did, sympathy pain shooting through her, something she'd later deny if asked about. She didn't want to cause him pain, even if he possibly deserved it for all the crap he'd put her through in the past. Emotions were hard enough for her as it was, she didn't need him to complicate things.

"I know you're going to be just fine so long as you don't get an infection."

Carefully she began to clean the wound, hissing softly once she'd wiped away enough of the blood to get a clear view of the damage. He'd probably had worse, she figured, but it didn't look good. Luckily her hands were steadier now than they had been a moment earlier. The steadier she was, the cleaner and less permanent this little event would be.

Another towel would be needed, however. The one they were currently using was already spent.

"You want me to stitch it or do you want me to get Dick?"

/rolls with

[batshadowed]

"Of course I'm going to be fine." Pause, heavy breath. "You really think i could be taken out by a knife</i?" As far as Damian was concerned, he was immortal. He had to be, because his father's legacy was. And though his opinions on Helena had evolved over the years, he still couldn't leave it just to her. Or even to Grayson. "No," he hissed, in response to her question. "Don't get him."

/purrs

[arbalist]

"If you were, I'd be very disappointed." That was mostly a lie, and she was certain he knew as much. Still, she was content to let him run his mouth as much or as little as he wanted as long as he managed to keep himself still. "I'm not going to bury you. Not ever. Now hold still."

And that was the only warning he'd get. She wasn't the best when it came to stitching, but she'd do her best to minimize the scar (or at least make it look pretty.) Still, Helena hated being on the receiving end of such treatment and she was sure it was just as unpleasant for her brother.

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[batshadowed]

Pain wasn't any great thing to Damian. He'd had his share of it, and now it was something dull and distant that he could step away from when he chose. He closed his eyes, briefly, his breathing slowing down considerably.

"How's the kid?"

/snugs

[arbalist]

"Liam is fine." There was an audible hint of pride in her voice, despite him being Dick's son and not hers. What exactly she was to the boy was technically up in the air. Something between an aunt and a mother, she assumed. Just the way she was something between a sister and a wife to Dick. It was never wise to dwell on titles in their relationships. Liam was Dick's, sure, but Helena loved him just as fiercely. There was no denying the maternal instinct that was now so closely associated with the boy.

Snorting softly between stitches, she added, "He's come out of his shell quite a bit. He might even be glad to see you."

[batshadowed]

"That would surprise me." Damian was still a child, in many ways. And one of those ways had come to the forefront when he'd learned about Grayson's new charge. It wasn't outright jealousy--he'd never been Dick's son--but there was caution, and coldness. Even a child--especially a child--could feel it. And Damian might have ruined things with this family member, as well.

[arbalist]

Helena's expression became slightly reproachful as she finished up her stitching. Yes, Damian was still a child, wasn't he. He'd somehow managed to permanently maintain his role of baby brother despite growing older and taller and leaving home. Was he concerned with being replaced? With being forgotten? It was a legitimate worry, as far as she was concerned. The Bats had a terrible habit of sweeping the things they wanted to forget under the rug, never to be mentioned politely again. She couldn't help but wonder if Damian worried they would do that to him as well.

"All done," she said, appraising him with an arched brow. "I'll get some water so you can take a painkiller."