Standing next to Inna, she told her what the nannomites would do, every step of the way.<br/><br/>From what she could see, its injuries from thread was indeed bad, severe. It would be tied to the ground forever and unable to fly to stop thread.She didnt want to see this noble, intelligent creature killed, and genuinely felt for it.<br/><br/>"It will bond with the closest cells to access its own genetic memory, then use the dragons own cells to replicate. They will work their way up, targetting any damaged skin, bones, tissues, anything. It may take a while, but it will work", she said to her audience as she holds up the injector.<br/><br/>Such bad scoring may require half of the tubes contents, and that was guessing. She could always inject more in if half wasnt enough to return the dragon to fighting condition.<br/><br/>"Ok, this may sting a bit, and your wing will get warm.Dont worry, thats just the nannomites doing their job",she says to the dragon, soothing it as it may be nervous.<br/><br/>A nervous dragon, who would have thought, she thinks to herself, then leans in and presses the injector against the thick skin just underneath the threadscored area.<br/><br/>Pressing hard on the plunger, the gas does the rest and the three needles peirces the skin to inject millions of nannomites into the dragons wing. Holding on until half of the tube has been injected in, she releases it and steps back.<br/><br/>Nothing would happen at first, she was sure, but after watching for about five minutes, the thread scored area around the edge nearest the injection site start to heal. It may take a few hours for the nannomites to completely fix the wing.<br/><br/>"He should lay down and rest. The nannomites cant do their jobs if he's moving his wing too much. His wing has to stay in the same position.When the warmth stops, then we'll know if its worked completely or not",she tells Inna, Sari and A'drew, then puts the injector away for now.