[ Really, it hurts Levi, too, but he's very aware of everything that can go wrong with a wound not properly taken care of. A little pain to prevent it is well worth it. So he just steels himself and does what needs to be done -- cleaning, antiseptic, cauterizing, stitching, antiseptic again, bandages -- while his two little assistants do their best to comfort Armin and hold him still. ]

[ The whole thing takes maybe close to ten minutes, but he eventually finishes wrapping the bandage around Armin's calf and ties it off, then gently pats his knee to let him know he can put it down. ]

There, all done. Good job, all of you. [ Then he's taking a napkin to the boy's face, cleaning up the tears and snot best he can. ] Armin, as a wounded soldier you're off duty from all your chores for the next week. You can sleep in the hammock tonight.

[ It's the best replacement for a treat he can think of, considering that they haven't found sugar in a while. "The hammock" is where they usually store food they don't want animals to reach for the night, but for some reason all the kids are fascinated with it and try to crawl into it at every opportunity. It's also safe enough to wait out most passing dangers, which is the main reason he wants to put the kid there for now. Hopefully they don't need to run in the middle of the night any time soon -- but you can never know for sure, and so he prepares for everything. ]