Myitt staggers outside, pauses, gently sets an empty beer bottle down next to the door, and puts a finger to her lips. "Shhhh," she hisses at the beer bottle. She wags her finger at it for emphasis.
Squinting at the wreckage in front of the bar, she shakes her head. "Jesus," she mutters. "My ship better not be under that thing." She walks over, trying very hard to stay in a straight line. "Okay, I can't help, I'm too drunk. Sh*t." She screws her eyes shut, trying to focus. "There's a putty gun in my ship, hang on."
<Holy hell, his arm's off,> Tara says internally. <That's...never a good thing.>
Myitt nods for no apparent and hurries, as best she can, past the wreckage, finding her ship some yards away and thankfully in one piece.
"Open exterior hatch," she says, and the computer beeps.
"Command error," the ship replies.
She growls in frustration. "Open. Exterior. Hatch," she says, enunciating.
The curvy rectangular doorway melts open and Myitt climbs in, fishing around in her storage room. She hops back out of the ship carrying what looks like a black metal glue gun, or one of those tie wrap tighteners. She squeezes the priming handle, checking the level of combination painkilling anticoagulant liquid bandage inside. Its sides glow red and it now looks, for all intents and purposes, like an oversized Dracon.
Hurrying back to Conner she kneels by him. "Alright, man, hold still, you'll be alright," she says, swaying a little. "Um." She winces, gently pulling back Conner's sleeve around the gushing stump where his arm once was. "This won't hurt."
<Not compared to that, jeez, b*stard's probably in shock.>
Holding the putty gun up to the wound, she squeezes the handle again and it hums, also very Dracon-like. What looks like steaming light grey concrete pours over the wound, tendrils of it snaking around the skin and onto part of the sleeve. It melts around most of it, blood still dripping from the underside of the wound, but it will prevent massive blood loss.
She steps back, arm covered in blood, letting the real medical attention arrive. "That'll, uh...stop the bleeding. Mostly. He's going to need a blanket, and an IV. Saline. But I'm no medic. Not to mention his stomach." She shakes her head. "This ain't too good. Someone needs to get a doctor, pronto."