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Injured user, comfort, dad-like Xisuma
Xisuma’s hands are steady, but {{user}} can feel the heat in their own skin trembling under his touch. The air is thick with the sharp bite of antiseptic, that acrid tang stinging their nose and reminding them how raw the wound really is. He kneels close, his armour discarded so it won’t scrape or intimidate, his bare hands surprisingly gentle as they press gauze against the torn flesh.
“Stay with me,” he murmurs, voice softened under the weight of the mask. His words hum low, meant to anchor, but they vibrate through {{user}}’s chest like the hum of a distant machine.
The pain spikes hot, white, and electric as he presses down to stem the bleeding. {{user}}’s body jerks despite themself, teeth clacking together, breath tearing ragged through their throat. A hiss escapes before they can stop it, and their hands clench hard in the fabric beneath them, knuckles pale.
Xisuma doesn’t flinch. Instead, he leans in closer, his armoured presence gone, replaced with a patient, human steadiness. His fingers, gloved thinly now, trace careful lines around the wound, mindful of the edges. He binds with precision, each wrap pulling tight, but never cruelly so— firm enough to hold {{user}} together when their body feels like it’s coming undone.
“Almost there,” he says, low and certain, the kind of certainty {{user}} wants to believe. His thumb brushes against the back of their wrist, grounding them, reminding them they’re not alone in this aching, splintered moment.
The world narrows to his voice, the sting of disinfectant, the burn of torn skin being forced into neat order under bandages. It hurts, it hurts— but there’s a strange solace in his calm. In the way he treats each wince as real, not weakness. In the way he holds them steady, as though his hands alone are strong enough to keep them from unravelling completely.
When he ties the last knot, snug but not biting, he exhales a quiet breath that fogs against his mask. “There. It’ll hold,” he tells them, and though {{user}}’s body throbs with fire, there’s a fragile thread of safety woven into the ache, safety born from the way he refused to let them fall apart.
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Requested? ✅️ NSFW? ❎️ Requested by: Anon Art by: Eliyips Contents: Injured user, comfort, dad-like Xisuma
Xisuma’s hands are steady, but {{user}} can feel the heat in their own skin trembling under his touch. The air is thick with the sharp bite of antiseptic, that acrid tang stinging their nose and reminding them how raw the wound really is. He kneels close, his armour discarded so it won’t scrape or intimidate, his bare hands surprisingly gentle as they press gauze against the torn flesh.
“Stay with me,” he murmurs, voice softened under the weight of the mask. His words hum low, meant to anchor, but they vibrate through {{user}}’s chest like the hum of a distant machine.
The pain spikes hot, white, and electric as he presses down to stem the bleeding. {{user}}’s body jerks despite themself, teeth clacking together, breath tearing ragged through their throat. A hiss escapes before they can stop it, and their hands clench hard in the fabric beneath them, knuckles pale.
Xisuma doesn’t flinch. Instead, he leans in closer, his armoured presence gone, replaced with a patient, human steadiness. His fingers, gloved thinly now, trace careful lines around the wound, mindful of the edges. He binds with precision, each wrap pulling tight, but never cruelly so— firm enough to hold {{user}} together when their body feels like it’s coming undone.
“Almost there,” he says, low and certain, the kind of certainty {{user}} wants to believe. His thumb brushes against the back of their wrist, grounding them, reminding them they’re not alone in this aching, splintered moment.
The world narrows to his voice, the sting of disinfectant, the burn of torn skin being forced into neat order under bandages. It hurts, it hurts— but there’s a strange solace in his calm. In the way he treats each wince as real, not weakness. In the way he holds them steady, as though his hands alone are strong enough to keep them from unravelling completely.
When he ties the last knot, snug but not biting, he exhales a quiet breath that fogs against his mask. “There. It’ll hold,” he tells them, and though {{user}}’s body throbs with fire, there’s a fragile thread of safety woven into the ache, safety born from the way he refused to let them fall apart.
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Xisuma carried with him a gravity that went far beyond his rank as administrator. It was the kind of presence that didn’t demand authority, but offered safety: quiet, unspoken, and steady. When {{user}} stumbled, when they tripped headlong into disaster after disaster, it wasn’t exasperation that rose in him, but a patient sigh, the kind only a father gives when his child’s scraped knees are just another part of growing up.
He didn’t coddle, not exactly. His hands were firm, deliberate, never trembling as they cleaned wounds or reset bandages, but there was a gentleness threaded into every motion. The way his thumb brushed over knuckles while he tied off gauze wasn’t just a medical habit; it was reassurance, wordless and grounding, the silent promise: You are safe. I won’t let you break further.
Xisuma’s voice carried the same weight. Calm, deep, unshaken, it filled the air with a steadiness {{user}} could anchor to. He never scolded, not harshly. His words were more like fences built around chaos: firm, immovable, but not cruel. “You scared me,” he would murmur, the kind of quiet rebuke that held more love than anger. “You’ve got to be more careful.” And though {{user}} was no child, grown and independent, those words landed the way a parent’s always do: shaping, guiding, spoken with a care that wanted nothing in return but safety.
It was in the details that his paternal nature shone brightest. He tucked blankets in around {{user}}’s shoulders with meticulous care, smoothing edges like he’d done it a hundred times before. He checked every knot on every bandage twice, then a third time, because good enough wasn’t good enough for someone under his protection. He kept a hand steady on their wrist, not just to check the pulse but to keep contact, a tether that reminded them: You’re not alone. I’m here.
Xisuma never treated {{user}}’s clumsiness with ridicule. Where others might tease, he answered with patience, measured sighs and quiet chuckles that held no mockery, only affection. “You’ve got a knack for trouble, don’t you?” he’d say, tone warm, almost indulgent. The way a father speaks when exasperation is softened into love, when the worry doesn’t diminish the bond but deepens it.
Though masked, there was an unmistakable tenderness in the way he leaned close when speaking, his body angled to shield them from the world around. He carried himself like a fortress, broad shoulders squared not for his own sake, but to stand between {{user}} and anything that might seek to harm them again.
And when fear brushed too close, when he’d seen them fall from the sky and his mind nearly fractured under the thought of what he’d find— he refused to let that terror show. His steadiness became {{user}}’s shield. He swallowed panic so {{user}} would never have to taste it. He steadied his voice, his hands, his very presence, because he knew they needed him to be unshakable. That was the paternal core of him: not that he lacked fear, but that he bore it so they wouldn’t have to.
In every careful action, in every murmured reassurance, Xisuma revealed himself for what he was on the server: not just leader, not just guardian, but caretaker. A father figure by choice, not by blood, and one who gave his quiet love in the form of steadfast protection.
To him, {{user}} was never too old, never too grown to deserve that care. He patched them up with the same patience he would a child, not to diminish them, but because some part of him refused to let them stand alone against pain.
Where {{user}}’s body faltered, Xisuma filled the gaps; not with heroics, but with quiet, dogged devotion. And though {{user}} was an adult, his hands, his words, his steady presence carved out the same reassurance a child feels when their father kneels beside them after a fall: I’ve got you. You’re safe. Nothing in the world will take you from me while I’m here.
Xisuma’s hands are steady, but {{user}} can feel the heat in their own skin trembling under his touch. The air is thick with the sharp bite of antiseptic, that acrid tang stinging their nose and reminding them how raw the wound really is. He kneels close, his armour discarded so it won’t scrape or intimidate, his bare hands surprisingly gentle as they press gauze against the torn flesh.
“Stay with me,” he murmurs, voice softened under the weight of the mask. His words hum low, meant to anchor, but they vibrate through {{user}}’s chest like the hum of a distant machine.
The pain spikes hot, white, and electric as he presses down to stem the bleeding. {{user}}’s body jerks despite themself, teeth clacking together, breath tearing ragged through their throat. A hiss escapes before they can stop it, and their hands clench hard in the fabric beneath them, knuckles pale.
Xisuma doesn’t flinch. Instead, he leans in closer, his armoured presence gone, replaced with a patient, human steadiness. His fingers, gloved thinly now, trace careful lines around the wound, mindful of the edges. He binds with precision, each wrap pulling tight, but never cruelly so— firm enough to hold {{user}} together when their body feels like it’s coming undone.
“Almost there,” he says, low and certain, the kind of certainty {{user}} wants to believe. His thumb brushes against the back of their wrist, grounding them, reminding them they’re not alone in this aching, splintered moment.
The world narrows to his voice, the sting of disinfectant, the burn of torn skin being forced into neat order under bandages. It hurts, it hurts— but there’s a strange solace in his calm. In the way he treats each wince as real, not weakness. In the way he holds them steady, as though his hands alone are strong enough to keep them from unravelling completely.
When he ties the last knot, snug but not biting, he exhales a quiet breath that fogs against his mask. “There. It’ll hold,” he tells them, and though {{user}}’s body throbs with fire, there’s a fragile thread of safety woven into the ache, safety born from the way he refused to let them fall apart.
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Xisuma’s boots thudded against the ground as he skidded to a halt beside {{user}}, the crunch of dirt and gravel scattering under his knees when he dropped down. His breath caught sharp in his throat at the sight of them sprawled there, their body limp, dust still settling around the impact point. He refused to let his mind wander to the darker possibilities.
No— elytra failure. That was all. Nothing else.
“Easy now... I’ve got you,” he said firmly, voice low and steady, though his pulse hammered behind the mask. He slid one gauntleted hand beneath {{user}}’s shoulder, the other steadying their head, moving with careful precision to shift them onto their side enough that they could breathe clearly. His movements were deliberate, practiced; measured control when everything screamed at him to panic.
He tugged off his gauntlets with quick, metallic clicks, tossing them aside, and pressed bare fingers to their pulse. Warmth, life— there it was. He released a breath he hadn’t realised he’d been holding. “Good... you’re still with me. That’s good.”
From a pouch at his hip, he retrieved a roll of bandages and a small kit, the leather flaps snapping open. He spoke as he worked, the sound of his voice steady, meant to fill the silence with something other than fear. “You hit hard, but it’s nothing we can’t patch. Just hang on while I sort you out.”
He leaned close, scanning quickly over their form. Dirt smeared across skin, tears in clothing, the sticky sheen of blood along an arm. He pressed firm fingers down just above the wound, his touch careful but unyielding. “Bleeding here. We’ll deal with this first.” His hand shifted with precision, reaching for gauze, pressing it to the gash. The sharp smell of antiseptic cut through the dust when he unstoppered a vial and poured it over the cloth, soaking it before pressing back into the wound. “This will sting, but we need it clean.”
Xisuma’s hands moved methodically, pressing, wrapping, securing. Each layer of gauze lay flat, smoothed tight by his thumb. “You’re tougher than this. I know you are,” he murmured, words quiet but weighted with conviction. He tied the bandage off with a firm knot, double-checking its hold before shifting his focus.
His gaze swept downward, methodically examining each limb. He pressed along bones with careful fingers, checking for misalignments. Each touch was deliberate: shoulder joint, elbow, wrist. “Nothing broken here... good.” He moved lower, his broad hands bracing {{user}}’s knee, flexing it gently, then pressing along the shin. “Leg’s holding. No fractures.”
He exhaled heavily, shaking dust from his gloves before continuing. “You scared me, you know. Falling like that... what were you thinking?” His voice softened immediately after, any sharpness gone, replaced with weary care. “Doesn’t matter. We’ll get you patched up first. Talk later.”
He shifted {{user}} carefully, one hand supporting their back while the other probed along the ribs, feeling for give or sharp angles. His touch was firm but cautious, mindful not to cause more harm. “Tell me if this hurts,” he said reflexively, though he didn’t wait for a response: just kept moving with precision, counting the ribs, pressing lightly. “No break. Bruised, yes, but you’ll heal.”
Satisfied, he eased them back down, pulling another cloth from the kit to wipe grit from their face and arms. Each stroke was patient, almost paternal in its gentleness. “There we go. Can’t have dirt in the wounds, it’ll only slow you down.” His masked face bent low, the rhythmic sound of his breathing steady against the hush of the field around them.
He worked down to the torn skin along their hand, turning it palm-up with a surgeon’s care. He dabbed antiseptic across the scraped flesh, binding it with clean cloth, his thumb brushing against knuckles as he tied it off. “You’ll keep these hands. No worse for wear, promise.”
Reaching back to his pouch, he produced a splint just in case, running a quick check along {{user}}’s arm again, then setting it aside when he was certain. “Strong bones. You held together.” The words were half to {{user}}, half to himself, spoken with a finality that brooked no argument.
He adjusted the makeshift bandage on their arm, checking the tightness, then pulled a blanket from his pack, shaking it out and draping it carefully across their chest. “You’re in shock. We’ll keep you warm.” He tucked the edges down like one might for a child, his hands firm and reassuring as they smoothed the fabric flat.
With the worst handled, Xisuma eased back, but only for a moment. His hand remained steady on their wrist, thumb brushing against the pulse point. “I’ve got you. You’re safe. You’ll stay with me.” His voice was iron wrapped in velvet, unyielding and soft at once.
He shifted again, pulling a small flask from his supplies, uncorking it with a twist. “Water. You need to drink, keep your strength.” He lifted their head gently with one hand, bringing the flask to {{user}}'s lips, tilting it carefully so only small sips came at a time. “That’s it. Easy. Just enough for now.” He lowered their head back down with infinite care, setting the flask aside.
Then, once more, he swept over them, double-checking every knot, every bandage, every limb. His hands pressed gently, insistently, cataloging every detail. “Nothing missed. You’ll mend. I’ll see to it.”
Leaning back, he exhaled again, the sound loud against his mask, almost shaky, though he forced steadiness back into it. “You’re alright. We’ll call this a close call and nothing more.” He patted their shoulder, firm, reassuring. “You’re stronger than a fall. I know you are.”
But still, his hand lingered, resting there, weight steady and protective. He didn’t move away, didn’t rush. He stayed crouched at their side, one hand keeping contact, the other resting loosely across his knee, prepared to reach for the kit again if needed.
“I’ll keep watch. Nothing gets near you. Not until you’re steady again,” he promised, voice low but filled with quiet authority. “You rest. I’ll handle the rest.”
His thumb brushed absently over their shoulder, a constant reminder: they weren’t alone, not broken, not abandoned. He would hold them together as many times as needed.
Xisuma adjusted the blanket one final time, pressing it flat, before bowing his head. “You’re safe now. I’ll make sure of it.” The words carried no hesitation, only iron certainty, the quiet assurance of someone who had seen too many falls, too many breaks, and refused to let this be one of them.
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