There's a knock on Phoenix's door before it's pushed open. Snake, the absolute mountain of a man he is, stoops a bit to slip through the door, hand on his hat. He's cleaned up a bit, no longer covered in the grime and dirt he'd all but bathed in down south, but he's still got all manner of bruise and scrapes. Butterfly stitches knit cuts together on his cheek, his forearms, his knuckles are bruised and dark.
"Evenin', sweetheart," Snake drawls as he saddles into Phoenix's office. "'M I interruptin' anythin'?"
Phoenix has his legs kicked up onto the desk, crossed over each other while his black combat boots shine under the light in his office. His work laptop sits in his lap, open to some document that Phoenix is working on.
The second that the door opens, though, Phoenix’s head snaps to it, his mouth forming over the words to yell at the person to knock. When he sees Snake, though, Phoenix’s shoulders drop and he closes his laptop. “Nothing important,” he responds simply.
He kicks his feet off the desk and stands, moving around his desk and immediately grabbing one of Snake’s arms to inspect the work done by the medics. No words needed. Snake should know what to expect from him by now anytime Snake got hurt.
“Not horrible,” he mutters to himself, tracing one of the bandages. “How bad to they hurt?” Phoenix isn’t stupid enough to assume that they feel just fine. No, they must hurt and Phoenix wants to know how much so he can fix it.