Without replying, Xix rapidly dials commands into the suit computer he'd been using to scan Steph. His ship had deployed a sattelite when he first arrived on Earth that could reassemble him if any harm came to him. If there were a way he could access its regenerative functions, he would be able to make repairs.<br/><br/>Several minutes pass, none of which were wasted idling, but eventually he smiles and aims his scanner at some of the damaged lung, pressing a button on his screen instead of the usual scan button. Devlin would witness the cells being reconfigured into a "healthy" state, although any mechanical pieces they bore would remain damaged. "I can reconfigure flesh, and blueprinted mechanics, but you've created a cyborg here...the cybernetic repairs will have to be done manually," he explains, "I should also warn you that this beam is just replicating the source code of my personal reconstruction node. It's adaptive enough that Steph isn't getting my DNA or anything, but if she has any highly specialized organs I don't, I can't replace that tissue."