I'm in hiding
09-22-2016, 01:43 PM
Amalia would not give up, she wouldn't give up on this injured wolf. She stood there waiting, quickly going through herbs that she would need to patch up whoever was hurt in there. It smelled like there was at least one major wound, but it seemed fresh and without infection. Good, clean wounds were a lot easier to work with. She only had to wait a little bit longer, and she heard the shuffling of paws inside the cavern. Her ears perked on the top of her head, a small voice calling out in return. He only sounded like a child! Her heart dropped to her paws, and she wanted to race in there and just cuddle the crap out of him. Poor boy, to be hurt and all alone like this? Still the tiny woman waited, and his head finally poked out of the darkness, asking if she was really a healer. Her eyes squinted as she tried to see his wounds, but it was hard when he was still concealing most of himself in the darkness. Looking back up at his wide eyes, her heart darn near broke at his little face. Well, not little. There wasn't much that was small compared to the itty bitty wolf. "Yes Vadim, I would never lie about that. I promise that I am here to help you, child. Come on out so I can get a good look at you, okay?" Her voice was as sweet as honey, calming tones hoping to ease any fear he may have. She couldn't imagine finding one of her kids like this, she would probably be thrown into a fit of rage. A mad Amalia was kind of funny, but still! She would tract down whoever did this and... and sic Athena on them! Nodding her head at her own inner thoughts, she stepped back to allow the boy some room to come out where he wouldn't be so crowed. "Come on love, I will make it all better. And then maybe we can get you something to eat. Would you like that?" she asked, dipping her head down to try and nuzzle his cheek in a motherly way. The healer was many things, but she was always a lover. For a pup this young to be out alone and hurt... it was terrible. Ama was going to make sure that she took the best of care with him. "Speech" |
