[Hange hangs around in the hallway for a moment, at first debating whether to snoop or simply leave him to it, before opting to quietly move towards the open door, watching silently as Levi throws the bandages away and begins to clean his hand.]

[They have both seen their fair share of mangled limbs in their line of work, but it's different when it's your best friend's, different when it's your own. Hange continues their silent watch from the doorway, allowing Levi the space but being within reach if he needs assistance.]

[At least until the scrubbing seems to never end and they become concerned that it may cause too much irritation on the newly-aired skin, at which point they move closer towards the sink, lightly gripping Levi's palm with thumb and index finger in order to lift it up and away from the flow of water..]

It seems to have healed well. The doctors here did a great job. Does it hurt to touch?

[Some amputees are lucky and the nerves behave as they normally would. Some experience pain with touch. For some, the pain is never-ending. Now that the constant pressure from the bandages is released, it is important to analyze whether it causes any physical discomfort before crossing the bridge of any mental distress associated with it.]

If it hurts, tell me. I'll gather more bandages.