Szayel made a noise that, from anyone else, would be a thoughtful murmur, and from him, managed to sound slightly lewd, as if he was enjoying the thought a little bit too much. "I won't deny my curiosity is a factor," he admitted, giving Lumi an insouciant smirk, "but you had lost a considerable amount of blood, and my," he paused, looking at the hand Lumi had bitten, and then back at Lumi, "field technique of ascertaining the extent of your haemorrhagic anaemia was interrupted."

He brought his arm across his waist, and rested his other elbow in his palm. "It would also help me check for infection, but I really would strongly advise antibiotics, regardless."