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[ Here being in the kitchen, Viktor having given up and just put his hand under cold water again in the sink. He tired blocking the drain to make it fill up, but was only half-successful with it, the seal not perfect. At least he'd been able to get that much so he wouldn't have the pressure of running water over the blisters that have popped up. ]

[ He hurries into the kitchen and tosses the bag of supplies he'd bought on the counter by the sink, leaning around Viktor to pear into the water. ]

Let me see.

[ Viktor takes them out of the water to let Yuuri see the full damage. Angry welts and blisters cover near the entirety of his palms; the way Yusuke had grasped the kettle made even the inside folds of his fingers red, raw, or blistered. Viktor can barely even flex his fingers like this. ]

[ Yuri can't help but let out a startled, sharply alarmed gasp. This is a much worse injury than he'd been expecting. Would the cream even be enough?? An uncomfortably long moment passes before he realizes he's frozen in place and reaches abruptly for the burn cream, fumbling with the cap. ]

...Can you even close your hand like that?

Ah, not really? I wouldn't want to pop the blisters by trying anyway.

I'm kind of afraid I'm going to pop them if I touch them.

As long as you go slow, it should be fine. I'd rather have all the help I can get for the pain.

[ Well... He sighs and squirts some of the cream directly onto Viktor's hand and gets a cotton swab to very gingerly spread it around in a layer that is probably too thick, but it makes him feel better. ]

Ah ...

[ He winces, just slightly, at the gentle pressure, but he doesn't complain at it. It probably was too thick, but maybe the extra cream meant extra pain relief? He'll take what he can get honestly. ]

[ That's definitely how it works, right? At least most of the tube is left even if he is using too much of it. ]

...I think it's too swollen to bandage normally. What about putting your arm in a sling so you don't bump it into anything?