Well, they came on yesterday, so slowly. [Enjoy the dry tone, Alfie.] My nose isn't really a problem. It just hurts like hell. The ribs make it worse trying to walk and it's not... he didn't break my leg. Just sort of... stabbed it. Think he got one of my tendons.
Maybe a month to heal for the nose, little bit more than that for the ribs.
[There's a drawn out pause.]
Five or six months for my leg if it isn't permanent.
Deep enough, I'd give myself stitches if I could. I'm making do.
He offered to carry me so I wouldn't have to walk. I told him that was stupid considering I had to take his arm off this morning. Frostbite and gangrene. We'll see what happens when we start north tomorrow.
That's not how I meant it. [There's note of irritation.] He's really sorry about what happened and watching himself more closely. You'll be pleased to know it's the Avengers who're gonna occupy themselves minding him. Should keep them busy.
No. I contacted Mr. Barton to request assistance. He contacted Ms. Romanov directly to ask her to come. He's from their world, Alfie. Or something near enough to it.
Like I said, we've got it sorted here... we're getting it sorted. I just need to figure out what I'm going to do after. I don't think I'll be able to do supply runs like this.
[He's not going to be much use for anything now unless people come to him, and it's frustrating beyond words. John has been trying to set that aside, though. It's not going to do any good getting upset, certainly not directly at Bucky.]
F... [He holds off the swear. Keep it down. Keep calm. He'll figure out a way to do this.] People who're alone don't get attacked by anomalies as often. Or I can... maybe see about making some sort of sled. [Frustration is creeping into his tone, and he can't help it.]
Well, you're the only one who knows at the mo. And... Davesprite. And the Avengers. They're more worried about my patient. Davesprite's moving on in the morning, as well.
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Maybe a month to heal for the nose, little bit more than that for the ribs.
[There's a drawn out pause.]
Five or six months for my leg if it isn't permanent.
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Deep enough, I'd give myself stitches if I could. I'm making do.
He offered to carry me so I wouldn't have to walk. I told him that was stupid considering I had to take his arm off this morning. Frostbite and gangrene. We'll see what happens when we start north tomorrow.
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[He's not going to be much use for anything now unless people come to him, and it's frustrating beyond words. John has been trying to set that aside, though. It's not going to do any good getting upset, certainly not directly at Bucky.]
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Don't tell Fiona, please.
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[And as much fun as it is, beating his head against a stubborn wall...]
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I'm heading north. We'll see where I end up.
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[Yes, he's pulling the 'I know you're probably snogging her' card.]
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