oh baby, that was quite a punch; could somebody check my pulse?

One place that remained mostly green was the palace island that the Empire held, because of the warmth of the ocean current it never really seemed to freeze unless you got to very high altitudes on the mountain. Bright sapphire eyes gazed up at the snowy caps but was interrupted almost as soon as he began. His attentioned shifted behind him as he realized the danger he was suddenly in, how had a bear managed to get so far past the borders of Ashen? The boy couldn’t linger on the question but did as he was told without thought.

His huge paws carried him forward and out of range just as Magnus engaged with the massive beast. Indigo almost jumped back in, but he knew Magnus would need the help more. He hoped this wasn’t the last he would see him alive. Indigo raced towards the border of the two packs and called out for his father and Iolaire before returning to the scene. For a moment the boy thought Magnus was dead as the bear lumbered away, angry and sour.

Indigo approached at a crouch, not missing any of the blood that surrounded the poor man. He didn’t move him and prayed that his elder would hurry to the scene as he applied pressure to the warrior’s missing ears so he wouldn’t continue to bleed out. ”Hang on,” Indy pleaded softly.