Who: Armand, Billy Costigan; later, Donny Donowitz, Dick Grayson, optional Claire Bennet. [Closed.]
Where: Level 4 common room, then other places.
When: Late tonight.
What: Costigan attacks Armand, Armand beats up Costigan, Donny intervenes; Dick catches Donny/Costigan on the way back to Donny's room; Armand goes to talk to Claire (or something).
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"Sure it is," he grumbled at the inmate's dismissal, slipping the journal back into his pocket before carefully dragging Costigan's other arm over his shoulders to help take some of his weight off Donny as the trio made their way towards his cabin.
"Thanks Donny." It wasn't a 'thanks, I can take this from here, go back to your regularly scheduled programming', but rather a 'thanks for helping out and making sure nothing too awful happened, I seriously appreciate it', since Dick had actually been pretty worried he was either going to find Costigan unconscious and bleeding in some stairwell, or still being messed around with whoever had set his item off. The other warden's intervention had obviously saved his life, and Dick was intensely grateful for that.
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He shifted his weight a little once Dick had taken his place on the other side of Costigan, nodding his head in acknowledgement for the thanks. He knew the tone well enough - though if Dick had wanted him to buzz off, Donny probably would have insisted on helping anyway. His cabin was right next door; it'd just be weird to keep walking in that direction anyway while Dick lugged Costigan up to his room.
"'salright."
And that was all he figured needed saying. He had been happy to help.
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[Timeskip to cabin?]
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"Get him on the couch, I'll get the first aid kit."
While this was definitely far less urgent then the last time he'd had to stitch the inmate up, there were still a decent amount of wounds to be treated and he still hadn't really slipped out of business mode. He had a job he had to do, and he was going to do it. Questions and further elaboration could come later.
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"Once I get to you to the couch, I'm probably gonna take off. I don't think you guys'll need me."
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Not looking up from the supplies, still focused on the job at hand, he said to Costigan "Take your shirt off."
But before he started actually getting to work, he looked back up at the other warden. "Thanks Donny. Seriously."
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His friend all set on the couch and about to get patched up by his warden, Donny started back for the cabin door. "You're fuckin' welcome," he said, smiling for the first time since coming across the fight. Now that things were in control and Costigan was about to get some medical treatment, Donny's mood had suddenly brightened. "Stitch him up real good, Dick, and lemme know if you guys need anything. I'll be-" And he gestured in the direction of his cabin with his forefinger. "You know. Next door."
He gave them both a final nod and then headed on out, taking a wander back to the scene of the fight to see if he could get some help cleaning up that common room and hallway. He didn't like the idea of his friend's blood being left out for all to see.
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But he was doing as Dick asked and reaching gingerly to slide his t-shirt off of his torso. His wounds were mostly shallow and looked worse than they were, primarily because of quantity rather than quality. His throat hurt more than anything else, but the blood on his face and all over his arms and chest did concern him. The inmate was fatigued from the pain and he was tired from being so filled with hate for the first time in ages.
He tossed his shirt aside, medallion still around his neck, and leaned back against the back of the couch in order to give Dick free reign of his injuries.
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He let out a short laugh at the comment before getting to work cleaning and bandaging the injuries. They really weren't that bad, and the bleeding was already slowing, so the injuries weren't really anything to be too concerned about besides the fact that they'd happened in the first place. He worked carefully and methodically, trying to be as gentle as possible even though he knew it would sting like a bitch no matter what he did.
As he finished cleaning off the inmate's face, he couldn't help but study the marks on his neck for a few seconds, suddenly sort of angry that he hadn't been able to punch Armand in the face for doing this. Sure, he still didn't know the details, but his item had gone off and he'd been worried. He moved on to continue bandaging the other gashes. "How's your throat?"
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"It's fine, guy," he replied first, then realized neither of them believed it and decided to elaborate rather than risk the all-too-pleasant suspicions. "It hurts like a bitch."
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He went back to cleaning up the injuries, realizing he should probably at least try to keep him talking for a little while to get all the facts and keep him from passing out until he was sure he was really okay, so as he taped down another bandage, he asked "So, what the hell happened?"
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