Heal

Her breathing was rather shallow. Though it seemed the fragments within
her hadn’t damaged any internal organs, there was some danger of toxins
from the shrapnel causing tetanus if the chunks of metal were left where
they were. In fact, the entry and exit wounds were already swelling a deep,
dirty red.
“What are you gonna do? You know I only work on you. Can’t do a thing
for humans.”
“I know. There’s no choice but to deal with humans the human way.”
From the combat belt at his waist, D drew a caltrop. He brought one of the
points to his left hand. “What do you think you’re doing?”

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