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( they're bleeding! oh no. they are dead. )

You or your meme partner has been hurt, but don't worry! This time around it's not that bad. You can still limp your way out of this mess.
INJURIES.
1. Sprain/strain. How did you screw up walking?
2. Broken bones. Simple fractures still hurt.
3. Cuts. Hopefully one of you has a sewing kit.
4. Burns. Location, location, location. Let's pray this one isn't on your ass.
5. Concussion. No, they're most likely not holding up fifteen fingers.
6. Other. I'm not a doctor.
HOW'D IT HAPPEN.
1. Stupidity. You did this to yourself.
2. Accident. Is an unintentional attack still an attack?
3. Attack. Don't lie, you deserved it.
4. Other. It's probably still your own fault.
WHERE'D IT HAPPEN.
1. Home. Did you remember to invest in a first aid kit?
2. School/Work. This should be excellent for getting you out of doing stuff!
3. Outdoors. Predators like the smell of blood. Clean up asap.
4. In the water. Hopefully there aren't any sharks!
5. Other. Like a hospital. That'd be handy.
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When they land on the balcony he ensures to drop directly down, unlike his usual way of swinging over the side. The grapple retracts, is stowed on his belt, and Dick lifts Tim easily into his arms to carry him inside to the couch.
"Alright, so you take off your boots and I'll grab some ice."
On the coffee table nearby is Dick's laptop which he opens up as an invitation for Tim to browse, if he needs a distraction to stop feeling so much like an outside element.
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Then he glances at the laptop to see what Dick was working on while he waits.
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Dick returns with a first-aid kit and a packet of ziplocked ice wrapped in a towel. Peeling off his mask, he sits on the edge of the coffee table and leans forward to get a better look at Tim's ankle, gently coaxing him to move it a little, prodding carefully at the muscles where the weight won't distribute to the bone too much.
"Yikes, I'm sensing a week off the streets is headed your way. On a scale of one to you wanting to hit me, how bad does it hurt?"
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"I don't... want to hit you?" Well, no, he kinda does. If Dick doesn't stop trying to move it in the next few seconds.
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"Ye-aaah, I think we should call Alfred right now. That's not a suggestion, by the way."
Witness Dick logging into the holo-computer on his sleeve's tech.
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Yeah, okay, even he doesn't sound very convinced by that. The situation is kinda rapidly devolving from this is bad but manageable to nope nope nope, and it's occurring to him that sometimes things don't hurt as much as first less because they're not that bad and more because your body just stops accepting that input for a while.
Ugh. Broken bones usually take what, 4-6 weeks to heal? His parents aren't due back from their current trip for at least a month, he can totally heal enough in that time to pretend nothing happened, probably.
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"Penny-One, it's Nightwing. I have Robin and ... uh, we need a favor."
'How may I be of assistance, sir?'
Dick glances up at Tim, the polite but undeniable suspicion in Alfred's voice evident. "We ran into each other while I was out tonight, one of the meatheads we were taking down messed up Robin's ankle. My fault, I wasn't expecting company. We think it might be broken."
'I see.' Yeah, there's no way Alfred's swallowing that. At least he doesn't call Dick out on his terrible lying. 'I suggest that you both change your attire and drive directly to the hospital. I will notify the staff ahead of time and the trip there will prove shorter than to the cave if the injury is more grievous than preciously believed.'
"Okay. Could you ... not bother the big guy with this just yet? Just so he doesn't worry."
'Perish the thought, sir.'
"Thanks, I'll keep you informed." Closing the call, Dick gives Tim a helpless shrug. "Looks like we're going out again tonight, Baby Bird."
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(He can probably handle that. It's just a matter of figuring out a way to say no, I'm fine, there's nothing you could do here anyway that bridges the gap between their desire to not cut the trip short and their need to not feel like bad parents.)
But okay, right, they're not at that point yet. He kinda zoned out for a second there, but he's back now. "Great." Does he even have civilian clothes here? Maybe. Alfred's pretty thorough about stuff like that.
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"Cheer up, we'll still get gloriously unhealthy take-out later. What do you want to do now, Tim, do you need some help getting out of the uniform? Want me to leave you to it and find something for you to change into?"
Thanks to Alfred's foresight, the bedrooms are stocked with emergency clothing in three sizes (four, if you count the contents of a lost boy's box in Dick's wardrobe).
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A wave of nostalgia carries him en route to find Tim some clothes, his smile waning along the way.
'I'm fine!' A furious Robin tries to rub the pain out of his wrist, twisting away from Dick in the cave. 'It's just sore, it'll be fine in the morning. You're such an old woman, Grayson.'
'So let Alfred take a look at it, if it's nothing you can go straight to bed.'
'Get out of my way! You don't even live here anymore, you're not wanted. Not by me and not by Bruce. You're not Robin, I am, and I can take care of myself!'
A green tshirt and jeans, a grey hoodie, and some regular sneakers. That's what Dick returns with to drop on the arm-rest behind Tim, already dressed in something similar.
"I've gotta find my wallet, then we can go."
Just like a vigilante, he supposes, to know where his grappling gun is but not his ID or credit card.
ahahah ow.
He grabs the ice pack, too, cause he might as well start icing it on the way. "Ready."
gently breaks my own heart
Wallet, keys, and phone all found, he would offer a piggyback but Tim's prickliness makes Dick think twice, instead sliding an arm under his shoulders and steadying him on the way out.
The ride down thirty floors in the elevator is quiet.
I know that feel.
(There's always the opposite option, too, that they won't try to get involved at all, just say feel better and see you in a month, which he guesses would be... better. Easier, definitely.)
They may have to reconsider their current configuration at the bottom, though. There's really only so far he can go on one foot, and jarring his ankle trying isn't doing it or him any favors. Getting to the elevator is one thing, but staring at the path in front of them is... "This isn't going to work."
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outside of official missions. His smile is genuine."C'mon, up and on slowly. I'll try not to jostle your bad leg."
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"Okay, ready." He almost, almost adds something dumb and silly like onwards, noble steed but he's not quite that far gone yet.
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If he twirls around slowly on the spot while they wait, that's just because the floor is so nicely polished and Why Not. Tim, the poor kid, deserves some fun tonight after spraining more than his ankle in that alley; his pride could use a little healing, too.
The car arrives and Dick thanks the driver who opens the door, personally helping Tim in the back-seat.
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After a little shuffling around, Tim finds a way to sit so that his ankle is at least a little bit elevated and has the ice pack nestled on top of it. He gets quiet again on the drive to the hospital, trying to re-focus on some of the pain management techniques he knows.
Then Tim's phone goes off, because of course it does. He glances at the screen and groans. "It's B."
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The quiet in the car as Tim regulates his breathing, like the clever bean he is, finally gets disturbed by Bruce's call. Dick holds out a hand for the phone.
"He must've got around Alfred somehow. Pass it here."
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Fearlessly (at least, he hopes it looks that way) he brings the phone to his ear and hits connect.
"Hi, it's me ... He's fine, he's right beside me. We're on our way to — uh, sure. It was, yes, it was my fault, he just wanted to help me out and there was a lot more going on than I — no, I didn't ask him. He can make his own decisions. I remember, but he's not — yes, okay, I will. Of course!"
For Tim's benefit, he rolls his eyes.
"Okay, tell Alfred thanks. I'll let Tim know, yeah. Yes. Seeya. Phew," he adds once the calls ends. "So Alfred's the one who's going to let your parents know what happened as soon as we get you checked out and stuff, B says you're to let yourself heal and stay at the penthouse until you're better. I guess that makes us roomies?"
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That way, Tim doesn't have to rely on Dick alone for company, although there's a good chance the rotation of who is available at Mount Justice for a chat will vary wildly.
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Thanks to Alfred calling ahead and the attached Wayne name, when they arrive at the hospital, Tim's seen pretty much immediately. Dick's not allowed to come with since he isn't family, but it's not too long before he's allowed to come sit with Tim in a private room while he waits for the x-ray results. By that time, Tim's been given something a little stronger for the pain. If nothing else, it's turning some stupid show someone put on the television for him fascinating, and HD gives Dick a slightly distracted wave when he comes in.
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"Hey, you okay?" Is it him, or is Tim a little woosy when he waves? Uh oh. On impulse, he feels the back of Tim's forehead with his hand. "Need a drink or something?"
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