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[evulsed]

I need to know what to do to warm up after freezing.

Right now.

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[webshoots]

[ WELL. ]

Start with layers - you got anything thick and long? Then eat and drink something warm.

If you're anywhere that lets in a draught, try and block it.

[evulsed]

What if they can't eat and drink

[ the draught will be hard to combat in the museum, but he wouldn't have thought of it without Peter saying so ]

[webshoots]

Can’t or won’t? I’m not being precious about that, it’s an important distinction.

Why can’t they eat or drink?

[ given where that are: not a question with the simplest of answers. ]

[evulsed]

Not awake

[webshoots]

Alright, then you need to focus on getting their body warm first. Focus on the layers and any extra blankets.
Make sure they're away from any wind or dampness.

You've put them on a couch or a bed, right?

How long have they been unconscious for?

[evulsed]

Bed

I don't know

Not long because he made it here on his own

[webshoots]

You got a thermometer?

[evulsed]

[ what is a thermometer ]

What for?

[webshoots]

It measures body temperature. The typical range for a human is 97.7 - 99.9 °F, or 36.5–37.5 °C.

Anything outside of those ranges and you've got something to watch out for.

[evulsed]

I don't think those numbers matter right now

[ Because Vanitas is pretty sure whatever is normal, he definitely isn't anywhere near it ]