Raine was definitely going to have to do that, the next time she caught Bakura at an amiable moment. "Yes, I know him," she said. "And he's been willing to speak of his home before, so that may prove fruitful."

The bandaging still wasn't as good a job as she would like-- but then, Raine would prefer that she be able to heal him entirely. The faint disapproval that showed through was more at the situation than at Anton himself. "Of course," she said aloud. It was hardly worth thanking her for; how could she not help? "I wish I could do more." Satisfied that he could move and was not going to be injuring himself further in the immediate future, she turned to Ryder, this time to give a proper headrub.