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TW: mentions of blood, burns(I'll put an arrow >where things start and one where they end< an can sum it up in a comment if y'all would like)
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Its been awhile Techno found his little brother half dead out in the snow.
When he had brought him into his cabin he set him on the table, not really wanting stains on his couch.

Techno turned to the cabinets in his kitchen, searching for the med-kit that Phil had gifted him when he first moved out to the tundra. Finding it, he stood and walked over to the passed out child.

>He stood over Tommy, checking for the not so visible wounds, stripping off his shirt and cuttting up his pants to make sure there were no cuts along them, praying that there's none further up.

He notes the obvious arrow lodged into Tommys shoulder, a nick on his ear, burns covering him, frostbite in his toes and fingers.

Techno treated Tommy frostbite and his burns,  then moved onto the arrow stuck in his shoulder. It had gone all the way through so he broke the shaft and inched the end out of the shoulder, quickly grabbing the healing pot and pouring it onto the wound and stemming the blood flow.

He set the arrow pieces aside, thankful that it hadn't been barbed. Grabbing the bandages he got to work on wrapping the wound, happy that the blood stopped as fast as it had.<

'Thank the gods for healing potions' he thought as he cleaned up the mess of med supplies. He put it all away and turned back to Tommy, picking him up and bringing him up to Techno's room. He gently laid him on the bed/nest, grabbing a shirt and slipping it on him.

After getting Tommy settled under the blankets, he went downstairs and grabbed his book, he settled into a chair near his bed, reading and watching as the kid slept, his silent vigil only being interrupted by Chat.

-Technosoft
Awe
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Brotherblade as
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technosoft!-

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