I'd fight the world for you

She breathed a sigh of relief when Siren insisted that she was okay, smiling a little when she joked about not being able to resist that pup's face. "It was really cute," she agreed with a soft chuckle even though she was still incredibly guilty over the whole thing. If something would have happened to Siren while they were out just because of a bad judgement call on her part... She never would have forgiven herself. She gently leaned into Siren's side as she offered her shoulder to her with a grateful smile, her tail wagging softly at the thought of the cuddles she owed her lady. The kiss she placed on her cheek made her heart skip and a grin pulled across her lips in return, leaning down to put a small kiss on her lips. "I like the sound of that." She started slowly making her way back to the den alongside Siren, wondering to herself yet again how she could have gotten lucky enough to have this sweet woman's love.

Luckily they weren't all that far from the dens after their mad race down the beach so she didn't have to limp for too long. Their running had made the bite look worse than it really was, the blood covering most of the lower part of her back leg even though the bite from the sea lion was mostly just a surface wound of torn skin. Most of her limp just came from the fact that the bite was near a joint so every time her leg bent it pulled on the wound. She waited for Siren to step into the den before she followed suit, going to their room of herbs and healing supplies before settling down onto her side with another sigh. She stretched out her leg so that Siren could do her work, giving her love a sweet smile. It was still so strange for her to be looked after in return, even if it was something like this where she was injured somewhere that would be difficult for her to treat herself, but at least with Siren she could justify it with the love they had for one another. She knew she'd just make Siren upset if she refused to let the princess treat her so she laid still so she wouldn't interfere with her work.

"Dalila"