Dude... I'm good.... I'm alright. [i]He seemed to be staggering, but he wasn't complaining.[/i] I don't think I'm hurt, at least not seriously... The booster on my boot is messed up, think there's a bullet lodged in there. [i]He said.[/i] I've got tools to remove the suit if it is too damaged to come off normally. [i]The woman replied.[/i] [i]As they made their way through all the people, they turned into a small two-storey building, the woman opening the door, and gesturing for the boy to lay down onto a medical table so she could get his armor off. He did as instructed, with minor protest. The woman ran off into another room to bring her tools, the boy already disconnecting different pieces of armor. He disconnected his chestplate and torso armor, then his gauntlets. He was fairly thin, and of a small build. He wore a simple tank top and a diver's watch. He disconnected the upper leg armor, and the boot over his undamaged foot, but he could not disconnect the one which had been shot. He wore a pair of holey jeans and Vans, odd attire for someone who was walking around with such advanced armor. The woman had entered soon after with a set of strange tools, ones JJ could only assume were for removing damaged exo parts. She set to work, and after a few minutes, she was able to remove the damaged boot and free his other foot. He was about to protest, but he did not, seeing that at this point it was futile. Taking her kit of tools back, the woman returned without her armor, wearing a leather bomber jacket and combat pants. She brought with her a larger medical bag, and set it down on the floor. [/i] Look, I'm fine, honestly... OW Jesus, that hurts! [i]He shouted as she put pressure on his back. Rolling up the shirt, she exposed a plethora of nasty bruises from the bullets Wilson had fired across his back.[/i] Your back looks like a mosaic of purple and brown, Monsieur. You're definitely quite alright. [i]She said sarcastically.[/i] [i]She began to go over the rest of him, which he seemed to think was totally awkward. Leaning back after a full physical, she spoke.[/i] Aside from the bruising, you are lucky. [i]She said, sounding astonished.[/i] Can I go now? [i]He asked.[/i]