Jigano nodded emphatically at the chance to save lives with the best tools to hand. That was, after all, why he had relied so heavily on magic over basic skill. Particularly with head injuries he would have preferred a swift and clean way to mend the damage before it had a chance to worsen, but if that wasn't available here...
Except, perhaps, it was? He tilted his head, eyes narrowing a little at her mention of someone with 'magical expertise for a diagnosis,' and then blinking at the reminder of her new eyes. He nodded agreement at their use, but raised a brow as she began to speak of internal surgery. That was far beyond his current ken - and Isla knew it, trailing off so that he grinned briefly before she delved ahead.
"So, keep them if they seem sick, whether or not it has something to do with the bump on their heads?" he confirmed wryly. "That makes sense, on several levels." He watched her putter about for a moment, uncertain of what to ask next, but at the mention of resuscitation he blinked and sat back a little. "Ah... in a general sense," he said cautiously. "There is... you hold their nose closed and breath into their mouth to force air into their lungs?" he was far from certain, though he'd heard it called 'the breath of life' and assumed there was a reason for it.
Except, perhaps, it was? He tilted his head, eyes narrowing a little at her mention of someone with 'magical expertise for a diagnosis,' and then blinking at the reminder of her new eyes. He nodded agreement at their use, but raised a brow as she began to speak of internal surgery. That was far beyond his current ken - and Isla knew it, trailing off so that he grinned briefly before she delved ahead.
"So, keep them if they seem sick, whether or not it has something to do with the bump on their heads?" he confirmed wryly. "That makes sense, on several levels." He watched her putter about for a moment, uncertain of what to ask next, but at the mention of resuscitation he blinked and sat back a little. "Ah... in a general sense," he said cautiously. "There is... you hold their nose closed and breath into their mouth to force air into their lungs?" he was far from certain, though he'd heard it called 'the breath of life' and assumed there was a reason for it.
