[Oh thank goodness, Mikey is talking. The rest can and will be handled; now Leo knows he's going to be okay.
He smiles wryly when Korra tells them to "sit and breathe." She certainly had jumped into handling the situation, hadn't she? But once Leo saw the alertness return to his brother's eyes, he was back on top; he needed nothing more than that.
It had just been unnerving to see Mikey so badly injured. Leo's never seen anything quite like that in his life - nothing this extensive or serious. None of them have ever been in a fire like that before. Even when Mikey was concussed and unconscious a few months back (was it only that long? It feels like he's been through a lifetime since then), it hadn't rattled him like this. But that had been because he'd had a good idea of what to do to wake Mikey up, and it worked like a charm. As had sending Mike for Korra.
Leo hears Mike sigh at the door. If he says more than a handful of words to his cousin, he's going to start in on him, and he won't do that in front of Korra or Mikey. Fighting with Raph is one thing, but this? This will be a little different.]
Mike, you get that water yet?
[Mikey isn't out of the woods, but maybe if Leo can convince Korra to return over the next few days she can wrap it up. She's obviously done a lot of hard work here, and Leo doesn't want to exhaust her.]
Thank you. [No kidding it was a big job.] Do you - need anything, something to drink or eat? I think Raph still has some fruit.
[It's the least he can offer; Leo doesn't know how to thank her enough. His family is his world, and he adores his baby brother (even though he yells - which is how he says he cares about Mikey's safety). What would Leo have done if he hadn't learned about Korra, if they'd had to treat Mikey with nothing but their own resources?
Yeah, not thinking about it. He's got enough to tackle with what's in front of him, thank you. For instance, checking in with Mikey.]
no but i love actionspam (that is the right term isn't it >.>?
He smiles wryly when Korra tells them to "sit and breathe." She certainly had jumped into handling the situation, hadn't she? But once Leo saw the alertness return to his brother's eyes, he was back on top; he needed nothing more than that.
It had just been unnerving to see Mikey so badly injured. Leo's never seen anything quite like that in his life - nothing this extensive or serious. None of them have ever been in a fire like that before. Even when Mikey was concussed and unconscious a few months back (was it only that long? It feels like he's been through a lifetime since then), it hadn't rattled him like this. But that had been because he'd had a good idea of what to do to wake Mikey up, and it worked like a charm. As had sending Mike for Korra.
Leo hears Mike sigh at the door. If he says more than a handful of words to his cousin, he's going to start in on him, and he won't do that in front of Korra or Mikey. Fighting with Raph is one thing, but this? This will be a little different.]
Mike, you get that water yet?
[Mikey isn't out of the woods, but maybe if Leo can convince Korra to return over the next few days she can wrap it up. She's obviously done a lot of hard work here, and Leo doesn't want to exhaust her.]
Thank you. [No kidding it was a big job.] Do you - need anything, something to drink or eat? I think Raph still has some fruit.
[It's the least he can offer; Leo doesn't know how to thank her enough. His family is his world, and he adores his baby brother (even though he yells - which is how he says he cares about Mikey's safety). What would Leo have done if he hadn't learned about Korra, if they'd had to treat Mikey with nothing but their own resources?
Yeah, not thinking about it. He's got enough to tackle with what's in front of him, thank you. For instance, checking in with Mikey.]
Feeling any better?