Ignis kept up his onslaught until he saw the ice spirit starting to retaliate. Using a gust of warm air to overturn the closest table, Ignis dashed behind it as the flurry of icy needles were launched towards him. A few of the needles pierced through him, rather painfully, but most he avoided. The attack did not take too much of his energy, so he jumped out from behind his table with a fireball in hand.

[color=f7941d]"I've got a nice, warm...hey, where'd it go?"[/color] Ignis began, rapidly searching around the room until he realized the ice spirit had disappeared. Looking around, he could not see too much through the steam someone had released into the air, but he did not hear any fighting, and he could feel the body heat of those close to him well enough to get a sense of where they were. It seemed the fight was over. [color=f7941d]"Oh...well yeah, you better run. I'll melt you."[/color]

Ignis extinguished his flames, bringing himself back to his normal, translucent self. It took some searching to find out which blob of body heat was Helen, but eventually, he got close enough to see her finishing up dealing with the boy's wound. Ignis was pretty confident the boy was going to live from the way the situation looked. Helen, and even Ignis himself, had dealt with quite a lot of bullet wounds during Helen's time in the military, so it was a procedure she had a lot of experience with. For most gunshot victims, if they managed to make it to a doctor, they were probably going to live. Whether or not they stayed in one piece was a different story. There was no such thing as a minor bullet wound, and even if it didn't require an amputation, gunshots could have a permanent and painful influence. If the boy was lucky, he could avoid that. 

[color=f7941d][i]"Eh, I've been hurt worse. I'll spend the night in a forge, or maybe the ship's boiler room. I've been needing a good bath anyway."[/i][/color] Ignis answered lightheartedly. He did not know if anyone other than the boy and the Walkins' had been seriously hurt, but unless Helen or Adonai were injured, it did not really matter to him. He did have some concern for the boy, though that was mostly because Helen was concerned for him. He knew how she would feel if the boy ended up with some kind of permanent injury, so Ignis decided to lend his own form of help. 

[color=f7941d][i]"I think I'll take a look inside your patient, see if there's anything I can see."[/i][/color] Ignis informed Helen, not actually waiting for a response before going ahead with his plan. As courtesy, however, he did at least jump into the boy's body while his back was turned, so he did not actually see Ignis merge with his own body heat. [color=f7941d][i]"Hmm, yes, he was [b]definitely[/b] shot. I'll look around for a bit and tell you if I see anything you should worry about"[/i][/color]