In truth, Chiron wouldn't have cared about what was or wasn't seen. It wasn't as if he wore clothing to cover up any part of his horse body in the past. What he was more concerned about was getting a feel for where he was at in regards to recovery, and how much longer it might take.

He made that assessment in a quiet moment. Not as much progress as he'd like, but perfectly serviceable all things considered. If he was fully mortal, the matter would be a very different story all together.

"Thank you," are the next two words out of his mouth. They need to be said, and they're repeated as Chiron shifts to sit himself up just a little bit better. The effort is not Herculean, and it is instructive as well. It's his sides that have taken the worst of it. That seems about right.

"The matter of feeling requires a few more minutes to ascertain and be certain of. Please tell me you've had food and water while sitting here."