its a kodiak moment

Eliphas was smaller than most males, he was dainty and delicate and there was little he could do about it. However, as Zola stared down at him he held his head high and proud. He challenged her to deny his medical advice. She broke slightly, and seemed to be amused enough with his behavior. Still she wasn't going to follow him to a 't' at least. Not that any patients ever really did. Eliphas sighed heavily and his shoulders fell, at least she promised him that she would be careful. He gave her a hard eye but conceded. She seemed strong, she withstood much pain, she would make it to the spring easy enough. The question was could they move the bear carcass to the spring as well?

His pale pink and blue eyes watched her as she seamlessly pulled the incredible weapon from the beast that aimed to kill him. The sickening sound of metal through flesh was oddly satisfying considering his predicament. He sighed heavily as she stood waiting to follow his much smaller form. His ivory tail swished at his hips and he turned to lead them where Merlin signaled the spring. "If you're determined," he chuckled softly and allowed his alabaster paws to take them forward. "Once we get the fire going I'll come back and start processing the carcass." there were a couple pieces he could use for his magics. The night would be long, and he looked forward to a fire to ward off the cold.