You took your wand out and immediately started assessing all of his injuries.
There were quiet a bit of them, but none that made you worry to much about his overall well being.
“Well I should be able to fix you up. But there’s a lot to cover.” You said, gently helping him sit up so you could remove his coat.
However once he was up high enough he instantly let out a loud grunt, grabbing at his side.
Your brows knitted together as he fell back again. “Here, let me see.” You told him softly, gently applying pressure to the upper part of his side, noticing whenever he flinched.
“Looks like you have a broken rib.” You said, pointing your wand to his side.
“This is gonna hurt.” You warned, casting the mending charm and flinching at the loud noise of pain Percival made.
You then carried on with healing his head wound and placing small spells to help with muscle aches and pain.
“You know I don’t think I’ll ever understand how someone with your vast skill could manage to get this beaten up.” You said, trying to stop the bleeding on one of his arms. “I thought you told me you were gonna stop getting involved in extensive duels? I told you last time the strain would be too much.”
You heard a small chuckle come from Percival as he looked at you. “If someone walked into this room they’d probably mistake you for my wife with all this worrying.”
This caused you to roll your eyes at him as you tossed a clean cloth on his head. “I need to focus on healing your sorry ass.” You told him, causing another laugh.
By the time you finished, he was looking a lot better and his breathing was now more steady. However he looked horribly tired and pale.
“You should rest, I’ll try to patch up this coat but I’m not making any promises.” You told him, standing from the floor and folding the black garment.
You turned to leave but Percival quickly grabbing your wrist and looked up at you.
“Thank you.” He said quietly, opening his eyes look up at you.
You gave him a small smile, reaching down and running your hand through his hair. “Don’t worry about it, now get some rest.”
You didn’t need to tell him twice, almost instantly he closed his eyes again and you saw the slow rise and fall of his chest as he fell asleep.