The Fallen Angel and the Lion

[InsaneTruth]

"She seems to trust you very deeply," Dasuke said softly "please let me make her a bit of medicine even someone as strong as she is said to be will get better faster with help,"

 

[Ricia]

"Please do what you can... I am not doctor... I know little of healing." He told Dasuke, "I trust you.."

 

[InsaneTruth]

"Yes thank you," Dasuke stood and went to go find fom herbs for healing around the forest with the plants help of course.

 

[Ricia]

Tannis closed his eyes and kept an ear for Dasuke, he held Shania close to his chest, blood or not.

 

[InsaneTruth]

Dasuke came back after an hour a good amaount of plantlife in jis arms he sat down and began to mix crush and prepair some medicines.


Shania had not stirred though he could tell she was greatful for hiws warmth.

 

[Ricia]

Tannis remained on a silent watch, it was almost creepy with how still the cat was being.

 

[InsaneTruth]

"Ok... do you want to give it to her or I?" Dasuke asked there was a thick salve for her body a thin green liquid for healing and a slightly peach colored liquid to help her blood replenish faster.

 

[Ricia]

"she shouldn't strike out at you.... but I suppose I should in case she does..."

 

[InsaneTruth]

"Ok these two she has to drink this one just needs to be smooted over her wounds," Dasuke told Tannis.

 

[Ricia]

Tannis took a moment, but a few seconds later, he took the form of a rather handsome man. He had long red untamed hair. He still held Shania in his arms, he took hold of one of the ones Shania needed to drink. Carefully he started to try and get her to drink it.

 

[InsaneTruth]

the pouring in her mouth was easy it was getting her to swa;llow that was the trick.

 

[Ricia]

Tannis sighed and whispered to her, "I need you to drink."

 

[InsaneTruth]

Massage her throat it'll cause the swallow reflex," Dasuke said

 

[Ricia]

Tannis did just that, but carefully so not to spook her reflexs.

 

[InsaneTruth]

she swalowed the medicine but then coughed lightly "seems even unconsious medicine still tastes bad," Dasuke said