Gorilla carried the killer to the kitchen and sat him in a wooden chair. He tied both arms to the chair"s armrests with rope from the cellar and rolled up the man"s right sleeve, exposing his forearms. With the man secured, he set about inspecting the damage to the killer"s lower legs.
The heavy shot had mangled the calf of one leg and almost totally eradicated the knee and the shin bone on the other. Unless he had surgery soon, the chances were that the man would bleed out and die and for what was about to come, Gorilla needed him very much alive. He padded out the wounds with tea towels and handkerchiefs culled from the old man"s chest of drawers, before binding it all together with strips of bed sheet. Not ideal, but better than nothing under the present circumstances.
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