[She sucks in her breath quietly at seeing the bruises, reminded all too much of years past when Hiro came home with similar marks. She's quick but careful about looking the rest of her over, wrapping the blanket around her gently as she says a quiet, "hold on," and shuffles to the kitchen. It's only a few minutes before she returns with a tray -- towels and and a bowl of ice as well as some plastic bags and a box of first aid, plus a second bowl with warm water so she can wipe off any sweat clean any cuts first. She's prepared, out of habit.]

Your stomach area is vulnerable because it doesn't have bones to help protect the organs, [she comments, calmly, as she sets that all down on the table too and tries to take a look at Gogo's back for any more bruises.] So when you wear armor, you want to have something to protect you there, too.