Alexander swiftly repaired Silvana's injury before moving over to Joey. The shout of the storm shifting causing Alexander to audibly sigh. That meant none of this was going to be over.
"Get out there and help Silvana. Right now you aren't one hundred percent but you are certainly able to get out there and work." He poked against her injury lightly, knowing it would cause a certain amount of pain.
"If at any point the pain becomes worse than it is now, tell a crewman and get them to come find me. Understood?" As soon as he finished the first sentence he released the pressure on the injury. While he was sure that there were others doing more in single moments, Alexander knew he would have to further ration his own energy. Every new patient was anywhere from seconds to possibly hours of continuous work. He couldn't rely on every crew member only coming in with concussions and broken bones. One impaled crew member or severed limb and suddenly he may very well not sleep that night as he continuously dealt with the dual problems of keeping them alive and repairing large amounts of tissue.
"Your injury isn't life threatening, but I will heal it. I can't promise this won't hurt, but time seems to be our enemy."
With that he quickly used his power to set and re-knit the bone. Knowing that even with the anesthetic his magic naturally provided, moving a rib in the human body was likely to cause a lot of pain, depending on how bad the break was. Luckily this one would feel less like getting run through with a sword and more like being stuck with a particularly large needle. As he worked he spoke to a soldier aiding him.
"How are our medical supplies looking? I know most ships don't dedicate much space or supplies to medical care, I assume airships to be even worse in this regard."
"Get out there and help Silvana. Right now you aren't one hundred percent but you are certainly able to get out there and work." He poked against her injury lightly, knowing it would cause a certain amount of pain.
"If at any point the pain becomes worse than it is now, tell a crewman and get them to come find me. Understood?" As soon as he finished the first sentence he released the pressure on the injury. While he was sure that there were others doing more in single moments, Alexander knew he would have to further ration his own energy. Every new patient was anywhere from seconds to possibly hours of continuous work. He couldn't rely on every crew member only coming in with concussions and broken bones. One impaled crew member or severed limb and suddenly he may very well not sleep that night as he continuously dealt with the dual problems of keeping them alive and repairing large amounts of tissue.
"Your injury isn't life threatening, but I will heal it. I can't promise this won't hurt, but time seems to be our enemy."
With that he quickly used his power to set and re-knit the bone. Knowing that even with the anesthetic his magic naturally provided, moving a rib in the human body was likely to cause a lot of pain, depending on how bad the break was. Luckily this one would feel less like getting run through with a sword and more like being stuck with a particularly large needle. As he worked he spoke to a soldier aiding him.
"How are our medical supplies looking? I know most ships don't dedicate much space or supplies to medical care, I assume airships to be even worse in this regard."