When Robert got Angus home, he helped him to the sofa and put him there and took his shoe and then took off the scarf so he could get a better look at his ankle.
"Be glad I'm a wizard," Robert told him. "If I were a muggle, you'd be in a cast and on crutches for the next two months."
"I thought you said it was a sprain."
"It is. However, in this case, you'd have been better off had you just broken it and gotten it overwith. However, that being said, since I am not a muggle, we can do a lot better. I'll set some powerful healing spells in place, and then we can wrap it really well and ice it. I can give you a potion not only for pain but I can give you one to help decrease swelling. If you stay off it--and I do mean completely off it--we might be able to turn the worst of it around by tomorrow. You might need a wrap or an elastic brace on it for a couple days after that but you're not going to have near the issues you do now--unless you fool around and are up on it today and tomorrow. And, yes, it will bruise, but I'm not concerned about that. That's normal for a sprain."
Robert was busy wrapping the ankle when the others came in.
"Well, he'll live," Robert told the others with a smile. "I told him he absolutely has to stay completely off it today and most of tomorrow. We'll get him a pair of crutches to use today and tomorrow. Hopefully the healing spells will have the worst of the damage resolved by as early as tomorrow night. I want him entirely off it, elevating it and icing it. No weight bearing on it at all for the next 48 hours. Ice twenty minutes on and twenty off for the next several hours. I'll try to contact Nigel about getting a magic wrap to do that job. I have a magic wrap but its entirely too big for this job. It's the one we've used for his shoulder. So, I'll try to get a smaller one and get it to you. Until then, you'll have to go old school with an ice bag. Oh, and someone text around those pictures he took. In fact, I think there's a group link that sends them to all of us. Get that done, would you? Let's see if we can enlarge them and finally get a good look at her face. I want to see what she looks like."
"Not much to say about her, really," Angus said, getting out his phone. He opened the pictures and handed them to Robert who flipped through them.
"Well, she's actually a beautiful woman," Robert said. "Quite stunning. Too bad her heart isn't so beautiful to match." Angus peered into the photos and frowned. "What?" Robert asked him.
"You said she was pretty. I hadn't noticed," Angus said. "I suppose she is, but I've seen the ugly side of her, and that cancels out everything else. You really don't expect me to just sit here for two days while she runs rampant, maybe killing more people, do you?"
"I don't think I stuttered or gave you some sort of exception that you could go do whatever you wanted because you're bored, did I?" Robert looked at him. "Read a book. Or I could have Lee bring you a muggle computer and you could try to do some research to identify her. Do you know how to use a muggle computer?"
"It is definitely not a strong suit for me," Angus said. "I was hired to fight. I was not hired for paperwork when I worked at the Ministry."
"Well, I suppose operating a muggle computer really might be more in Ruby's or Aria's wheelhouse, but you're the one who's bored. I can keep them busy doing actual casework. However, if we can get some printed copies of those pictures, we could send them to Hogwarts and to Ilvermorny to see if their headmasters recognize her at either of those schools. I would start there. I would very much doubt that we need to consider Beaubatons, but we can try it if we strike out at Hogwarts or Ilvermorny. Just for kicks, if we strike out, we could also add Castelobruxto in Brazil as an alternative, but that seems to me like a longshot at best. We'll check them all if we must. We could also have Michael get a picture to Daniella as another longshot, I suppose."
"Well," Marcus said, "you know, there's a faster way to get the computer work done, and since she's been killing muggles too, it is just as much a concern for them as it is for us. You ministers have some inroads already with the muggle leaders. Ask them to run a records check from those photos. Their people can operate those computers in fraction of a minute, and we could spend an hour just trying to figure out how to turn it on and connected it to that spiderweb thing they use or whatever it's called."
"Oh--the internet," Robert nodded.
"Yeah. That's it."
"That's probably a better thought. Besides, if I gave Angus a computer, he'd probably take it out and back the truck over it just for spite," Robert said.
"I hadn't actually thought of it, but if you're going to put ideas in my head..." Angus began.
"Forget I said it," Robert laughed.