[ He makes a mental note of all those little scars, but doesn't ask. That's something for another day. He methodically examines the boy's arm, apparently ignoring Kano's question at first. ]

You fractured two bones in your arm. Luckily - though I doubt you feel lucky at this moment - there's nothing more severe than that.

[ White light plays along Kano's arm as he talks; Ekkehardt keeps his focus on coaxing the bones to speed up their regrowth, using the bandages to keep his patient's arm straight. ]

You'll be fine, though your arm will be sore. You won't have to wear a cast, but I'll need to put a binding on your arm so that they won't set crookedly. It should wear off after a few days...

[ And then he finally responds. ]

...No, it won't fall off. I've numbed it so you don't feel the pain as I fix it. [ He sounds a bit amused. ] If I had to perform an amputation, I would have told you as much. That's an entirely different procedure.

[ That he has also apparently performed considering how easily he talks about it. ]