Cal assumed the whole thing was a bit frightening for Elliot... But unavoidable when Iris was concerned. Despite her demeanor though and her choice of payment Callan did trust her when it came to medical matters, human or vampire. All the same he stayed and watched closely, and almost would have laughed seeing Elliot behaving so well for her when it seemed that the vampire couldn't garner the same agreement, but he didn't... It wasn't exactly the time to be laughing.<br/><br/>Iris muddled through her supplies for a few moments, making new ones appear while others faded back to mist until she had a set before her of various bandages and the like. "Come be useful, child." She snapped at Callan who sighed but stood again, his shoulder had already clotted, a perk of vampiric blood, but that didn't make him feel any better. Still, he awaited her orders as she hiked Elliot's pants up to his knee. "Keep him still." She commanded, giving Callan a testing look, but the vampire wasn't about to argue and so he sat on the edge of the bed and gently rested one hand on Elliot's chest, and the other on the offending limb. "The medicine should already be working, but it might still hurt some. Stay still, though." Callan said in a far more gentle tone than the female who simply huffed.<br/><br/>"You always did coddle these humans... And look where it has gotten you." She chided as she began feeling over the broken bone with small fingers, but Cal knew well that her size in this form was deceiving. "Half-starved, and for what? A mange infested wolf taking care of a fawn, how laughable." She continued and Cal simply grit his teeth and ignored her, though he'd surely have some words with Sol later. She huffed and finally with a swift movement she reset the male's bone, an action that would have probably had him blinded in agony if it weren't for the drugs... Though it wasn't like she cared if they had taken full effect yet.<br/><br/>But with that done she went to making a simple brace, layers of bandages and a couple of wooden pieces to keep it as stable as possible. "Keep him off this leg awhile, humans are fragile things, but horribly stubborn." She said once the foot was set and Cal released Elliot while the female went about checking for any other injuries that may need cleaning or bandaging. "I'm aware." Cal replied dryly before looking down to Elliot. "Are you okay? That should be the worst of it." He asked, his tone far different from how he spoke the to girl. She seemed to note this, giving the two a rather dissecting stare before continuing her task.