"Yes, I suppose I could." Jesse said without looking towards her, his eyes fixated now on her torso. The hand that was against her forehead drifted to her torso, his fingers gently pressing down against her ribs just below her right breast. He wanted to be entirely sure that the rib that his diagnosis said was broken was in fact. The slight bump he felt that did not match her other ribs clued him in on the precise location of the fracture. "I'm sorry, that probably hurt a lot, but I had to be sure." he said, giving her a brief apologetic look. "You only managed to fracture one rib, so we're going to count ourselves lucky there. I'm going to do something that should patch up your rib and take care of the cuts you got coming through the window." Jesse explained as he began, wanting to involve everyone in the room with what he was doing. He was neither a student nor a recognized wanderer and he had a summon who hid in a shroud that followed him at all times and looked like death himself, so it wasn't entirely out there for people to have some distrust.

For this advanced spell, Jesse's breathing slowed until it almost reached a halt. The shine behind his golden eyes intensified to the point that sunlight seemed to spill forth from them and soon Avery would be able to feel a sudden cool shoot across her body, beginning with her fractured rib. The feeling would be reminiscent of jumping into a lake on an cool autumn eve. The feeling that would soon replace it would be akin to sitting before a crackling flame, soaking in its warmth until your flesh feels bound to ignite. Her rib would mend itself during this process and the cuts and gashes along her body would begin to seal shut, any wet blood being drawn into the wounds before they shut. "I believe I'm done," Jesse said nearly a minute after the process began, the light from his eyes fading until his golden eyes were reduced to a dull orange. Their color would return soon enough, as would he energy, but for the time being he was somewhat spent. "Charos," Jesse spoke towards the apparition, the being immediately understanding what Jesse wished in a wordless conversation. Jesse's arms slid beneath the young woman's knees and just below her shoulders as the unseen force Charos held her with dissipated. Jesse took a step towards a standing desk and placed her on it, Charos disappearing in the several moments after his service concluded. "Everything should be well," Jesse said, giving the girl a small smile before taking a small step back, "You'll wake up with some bruises tomorrow morning and a sore chest, but beyond that you should be fine."