If Looma sounded unimpressed, it was because she was. She was well aware that not all injuries could be hidden, and sometimes the wounds themselves were quite visible. But it was quite another thing entirely to draw attention to those injuries. Hardly the wisest choice for survival, whether in battle or dealing with predators.
"Between the two of you then, I hope someone is smart enough to let the scars remain. They serve as excellent reminders of past defeats and failures, so that they might not happen again."
She was tempted, perhaps unreasonably so, to simply stride on over and inspect the severity of the injuries herself. Less out of any sort of concern for his well being, and more of curiosity and her own interests. To see if there were anything special about the physiology of Kaldur's kind, and also form her own idea of when it was likely he would be fit to spar, if only to argue about it. Still, she decided that for now at least, it was best to let him recover.
"You also failed to answer my question. I wish to know what happened, especially who or what is responsible for your injuries."
So that she might prepare to do violent and unwise things of course, but there was no reason Kaldur had reason to know any of that. Yet.
[Action] Sep 2 | Mid-Day
If Looma sounded unimpressed, it was because she was. She was well aware that not all injuries could be hidden, and sometimes the wounds themselves were quite visible. But it was quite another thing entirely to draw attention to those injuries. Hardly the wisest choice for survival, whether in battle or dealing with predators.
"Between the two of you then, I hope someone is smart enough to let the scars remain. They serve as excellent reminders of past defeats and failures, so that they might not happen again."
She was tempted, perhaps unreasonably so, to simply stride on over and inspect the severity of the injuries herself. Less out of any sort of concern for his well being, and more of curiosity and her own interests. To see if there were anything special about the physiology of Kaldur's kind, and also form her own idea of when it was likely he would be fit to spar, if only to argue about it. Still, she decided that for now at least, it was best to let him recover.
"You also failed to answer my question. I wish to know what happened, especially who or what is responsible for your injuries."
So that she might prepare to do violent and unwise things of course, but there was no reason Kaldur had reason to know any of that. Yet.