“Oi - Kirishima.” Gently she spoke as the chaotic environment rang around them. The villain was apprehended, however it was obvious the damage it caused by surrounding buildings and streets. Uraraka bent down to where he sat, attempting to meet his crimson eye level. She did her best to appear strong, trying not to seem too worried - even though it stung her heart to see him so wounded. “I’m just….” She couldn’t find the words at first. Fishing in her bag she eventually found the ointment she was searching for, grabbing the first affected part of him she could. Bowing her head a bit, her bangs took over her vision, lucky for her so she could focus and not be distracted under his gaze. Gripping his left hand, she began to place the ointment smoothly across, hoping it didn’t burn him too much. “I’m just so glad you’re okay.”
The grimace of pain vanished from his face at the sound of her voice. "Uraraka?" He lifted his head to meet her eyes, his own brightening at the sight of her. Despite the pain lacing through his own body, his lips broadened in a smile. She was okay. Good.
His own body didn't fair as well. His mask was hanging partially off his face, broken in half. There was a deep bruise darkening beneath one of his eyes, and most of his exposed skin was covered in cuts or scorch marks. However, compared to their surroundings, he was the lucky one. It was all superficial injuries that looked worse than they were. Painful still, but nothing a good healing session wouldn't fix right up.
He winced as the ointment was applied, but the smile was immediately back in place. "Hey, I can take it. It would take more than that to bring down Red Riot." Pride filled his voice, but the villain had broken his hardening more than once. It didn't stop him from getting back up to fight, though.
Once the ointment was spread along his burnt hand, he twisted his palm in her grip to lace his fingers through her's and gave her a reassuring squeeze. "I'm glad you're okay too. I wouldn't let anything happen to you." He fought to protect everyone, but especially the people he cared most about, like her.