[ On the one hand, Skylark should count himself lucky he wasn't harmed during the battle; on the other hand, he is not in the best of moods, though it could be worse. It's why he decided to focus on picking a room and try to get himself at least somewhat settled so he can figure out what to do henceforth.
It's by coincidence that he happens to be there when Oscar leans against the wall. Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately, from Oscar's point of view), he is well-versed in injuries, and he likes to think that he's at least somewhat experienced in handling more troublesome patients (if he isn't then what the hell was the stuff he put up with for?). Which is why he approaches though he doesn't make any other moves. ]
Follow me, please.
[ No, Lark is not going to let Oscar say "no". The only option he's getting is how much of a fuss gets kicked up over this. ]
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It's by coincidence that he happens to be there when Oscar leans against the wall. Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately, from Oscar's point of view), he is well-versed in injuries, and he likes to think that he's at least somewhat experienced in handling more troublesome patients (if he isn't then what the hell was the stuff he put up with for?). Which is why he approaches though he doesn't make any other moves. ]
Follow me, please.
[ No, Lark is not going to let Oscar say "no". The only option he's getting is how much of a fuss gets kicked up over this. ]