Addilyn got in front of Zane and walked in first, carefully. Being well aware of her surroundings. She decided that it was safe. nodding back to her group as a confirmation. Kaitlyn and Aloe were allowed in first. Al helped Kaitlyn lift the wheelchair over the door frame so the child wouldn't have to deal with the bump.

The living room was small, but would fit them. Alexandria was hunched over on the couch where Michael laid. She already had a bandage around his shoulder to staunch the bleeding until she could get it out. "Anyone have any injuries?" She said softly, aware she was in a room full of criminals.

Addilyn didn't say anything about the graze in her side. She could take care of it herself. Brax meanwhile slowly spoke up. "I just need new bandages and stuff for my injury. I can just get them from Kaitlyn though. I wouldn't want to burden you." Kaitlyn had already wheeled Aloe to the corner and was snapping heating pads and tucking them into the jacket. Trying to keep the child warm.

"Anything in your wound?" She asked as she went to gather the supplies he asked for. She also grabbed disinfectant, So infection would be harder to set in.

Brax shook his head and replied quickly. "No, Addilyn took out the bullet. It should be okay since she's done it before. I just need more bandages." Addilyn had already blocked out everyone else and was helping Kaitlyn snap the heating pads with her own, small, deft fingers.

Alexandria came over and stood next to Brax, "Which arm?" She asked her head facing the floor. She hated it when people who she could help saw that she was blind. It made them think she was useless. Better stupid then useless.

Brax hadn't realized that the girl was blind until she was right in front of him. Then confirmed it when she asked which arm. "It the left one. Thanks for letting us stay here for a bit. Though I guess you didn't have much of a choice since a few people are big, violent giants." He glared at Al who was talking to Zane.

With light fingers, Alexandria felt his arm. She found the wound, "This will sting a bit," she said, and a second later put on the antibiotic. "Keeps it from getting infected," she let it sit for a minute, then put on the bandages. They were right, but not uncomfortably so. "I was expecting this. He usually brings home criminals that he helped. I'm the nurse, I guess."

Brax winced at the stinging but said nothing. "That's rather kind of both of you. Is he going to be okay? Kaitlyn might be able to help if he needs stitches. She's a doctor, though I don't doubt you're skills or anything. She just has a lot of medical supplies." Brax looked at the girl with a curious expression.

"I'll need to get the bullet out of his shoulder. Right now I'm just trying to keep the bleeding low until I can get a candle lit. I got it. Although this Kaitlyn has better supplies, my brother would end up tearing out stiches. Luckily, it missed an artery. He will be fine. Anyways, enough about my foolish brother. You are set. Is there anyone else who needs assistance in your group? If you need heat, I have heating pads." Alexandria finally looked up at Brax, her milky white eyes seeming to stare into his.