Nervous he must have caused critical damage, he unraveled his senses into reality, letting his will need over the humans scanning their bodies to detect the harm he must have caused.
When he was done he let out a sigh of relief, it seemed he merely caused a rupture in the outer layer of their eardrums.
And the vibrations stemming from the quake caused the humans a mild concussion.
The soldiers were recovering relatively quickly and would be just fine without his intervention.
The moment he made this diagnosis, he retracted his will quickly—now that it was more dense and strong, no one knew what effect it could have on the humans.
He didn't want to make another mistake stemming from his neglect and ignorance.
Collapsing back to sit, he decided to continue contemplating while the soldiers recovered.
He would have loved to speed up the process, but till he was fully confident in reining in his strength, he didn't want to intervene.
