"I reported who you had found to Luner because of what had been going on," Douglas explained, "and then the conversation that followed was a battery of questions that I didn't have the answer to."

(Gtg)

"For a dozen hours?" Kaladin frowned. "You should probably lie down or eat or both."

"It wasn't all questions. I agree you're right," Douglas spoke.
Caradoc ran toward them, "Blue's hurt!"
"Where is he," Douglas asked all thoughts of rest and food forgotten.
"Follow me," Caradoc took off at run.

Kaladin quickly followed. "What happened, exactly??"

"Blue was on guard duty when an arrow was shot at him. For the most part it missed him but it still needs to be treated. Fair warn it's a bit bloody," Caradoc warns them.
"I can handle that but chances it isn't that bad," Douglas follows.
Kai chases after them.

Kaladin frowned and nodded in understanding.

Caradoc slid into the room Blue was in.
He was holding a piece of cloth to just above his eyebrow.
Douglas gently set down his bag, "Kaladin I taught you how to do stitches so time to put that knowelage to use." Handing him a needle and thread, "Be careful and remember do your best."
"Wait you expect him to switch me up when this is his first time," Blue scoots to the back of the bed, "No I refuse this needs someone experianced."
"The only reason it's bleeding so badly is because it's a head wound otherwise I wouldn't have come and Kaladin needs experiance and you need stiches," Douglas looks Blue in the eye.
"But can't you stitche me up," He pleeds.
"No and I'm not knocking you out either so hold still for Kaladin."
"Fine," Blue grumbles.

"I'll be careful, I promise." Kaladin assured him, and steadily set to work.

Blue held as still as he could.

It took a while, but Kaladin eventually completed his task and backed off. "H-how's that?"