"Good, keep it just like that." Takiko told Ryan as she positioned herself on her knees, bent over James' head. She picked up the needle, disinfected it again, not because it was necessary, because when she had let go of it it had ended up on top of the clean bandages she had layn out for use next to them. She merely did it for her own sake. She was nervous about what she was doing even if she didn't show it and making sure needle and thread were the cleanest they could get helped her feel a little more confident about her ability to do this.

She took a deep breath and closed her eyes for a few seconds, focusing on the task at hand and keeping absolutely calm,then she fixed her eyes on the wound and reached out, doing the first stitch.It felt weird, seeing and feeling that she was stitching his skin back together and it was definetly a feeling that would take a lot getting used to. Not that she planned on doing this again anytime soon. And she really hoped she wouldn't need to either. The stitching took some time. She was being extremely careful and thurough, placing them at the exact same distances and trying to do them neither too tightly nor too loose. 

Making the last of the stitches she exhaled a rush of air as she sat up and put the needle away. She closed her eyes for a second, wiping her forehead with her sleeve, then using the heel of her hand to push her glasses back in place. Opening her eyes, she looked at Ryan and forced a smile. "I'll bandage it now and then we can get him upstairs." she briefly let him know, before taking off the second pair of gloves, still leaving the ones she'd been wearing ever since she'd had that little accident on the road on. The bandaids she'd put on her scratched up hands hat red stains already, that could be seen through the thin latex gloves. She'd need to change them when she had the time. Right now it didn't matter that much though.

Takiko grabbed the iodine ointment once more, putting it on the gauze, then plazed the latter on the wound before wrapping it all securely with a bandage, which was a little difficult to do with James lying face down, but she managed alright. To her amazement her hands only started shaking after she was done and sat back on her heels to get a look at her work. She clutched them together,trying to keep them still, not wanting Ryan to see her reaction. She took a deep breath to compose herself then looked up at the other guy. "You can stop with the flashlight now." she told him, then added: "Thanks." before she got up and collected all the things she'd used, putting them back together and into her bag. She glanced at the creature in the corner and noticed her gun a few meters besides it, lying on the floor. She went over to grab it, putting the safety back in and putting it in the back of her jeans again, safely resting against her spine, and pulled her hoodie overneath, getting it out of view before turning back to Ryan. "I will get my things later, let's just get him somewhere dry and warm for now, okay?" she asked, noticing she had used a rather commanding town with him until now, something she wasn't used to and now, felt a little embarrassed about.