its a kodiak moment

both drank deep from the waters before the boy started to clean her off again. she sat straight, her eyes looking past his delicate features to keep watch. with the scent of blood, predators could be attracted to them. though she would guess they would be more willing to take the dead grizzly bear over two living wolves who could fight back. though you never did know; many foolish people existed. Eliphas began to hum in his language again, causing her long ears to flicker at it. it was not so unusual; she often chanted in her own languages. she assumed that the boy had his own dialect.

healers often chanted in their own way. prayers, rituals... such things were expected. calling upon the gods to assist them, make their hands steady. "ngiyabonga" she stated at last, not taking her eyes off of their surroundings. Eliphas could almost be done cleaning her by now, so she sought to thank him for his work. "much igazi - blood. am apprentice warrior, not sangoma like you" as much as it pained her to admit weakness, herbs were something foreign to her. especially these northern ones. "but where go after?" there was some concern on her features as the world around them was mere rubble.

there was not a lot of livable places now. she could tell that from just a glance.

- - "Talking!" Walking. 'Thought/Others!' - -
3/3 fought a large predator (grizzly bear)