Up above the hole in the ground, Ira is speaking to her watch:
"Are you certain?"
"It's not that I don't trust you. It's just that you said we didn't do this until after..."
"But this reduces our advantage-"
Up above the hole in the ground, Ira is speaking to her watch:
"Are you certain?"
"It's not that I don't trust you. It's just that you said we didn't do this until after..."
"But this reduces our advantage-"
"-High pain tolerance?" Jenn suggests. "Does it look like the muscles and tendons are severed? You'd be surprised what people can work through."
She manages to hold pressure on whichever artery's spurting for long enough that it kind of stops. Or maybe it's out of blood. Still, Bina retracts bloody fingers, then shifts to trying to stop the rest of the bleeding.
"It looks that bad, and we can't find medical supplies easily - there might be some in the bin but I'm hesitant to move around what're probably time machines on top of all it. And I didn't know if Bina'd need more medical advice, but if you're not dying - I might go help with looking in the houses."
She quirks an eyebrow, while Bina mutters 'not funny.'
"I'll leave you to the hopefully not dying, then," she says, and starts her search.
Jenn sobers at little at Bina's words. "I'm gonna be okay, Bina," she says. "Although I was worried earlier that I'd go out as anti-climactically as my previous iterations."
"Gotta keep pressure on it..." she mutters, but does look like someone who really needs a hug.
"No see, if you come around here, you can pull against the wound rather than push. You can still keep pressure up."
"It didn't catch us. Elizabeth got me out then distracted it, so I could go back to you. She got it away then came back. Then we traveled - here."
Jenn hugs her tighter. "I'm alive. And you and Elizabeth are gonna get me stitched up and I'll be fine."