Kan L was walking steadily amidst the sandstorm. As he walked, he took out a can of spray and kept spraying it onto the bullet holes on his body.
This was a topical cooling agent. It had poor electrical conductivity and could rapidly absorb heat and then evaporate. Normally, this substance would be used on joints that had overheated due to continuous combat. However, in necessary situations, it could also be used internally.
And now was one of those "necessary situations."
The outer layer of his internal isotope battery had been punctured. This included the external graphite armor, barium sulfate interlayers, and others, all contained within a vacuum-sealed layer.
Now, this sealed layer had been grazed by a bullet and ruptured. The graphite and other radiation-absorbing layers were also slightly damaged.
This was extremely lethal.
