all washed up

He could manage to stand and concentrate through the pounding in his head, but they needed to move on despite the confusion that lingered. They wouldn’t make any progress standing here in the water trying to recall memories that weren’t coming. He held enough strength to help Shaye stand, she was much more uncertain on her paws than he was, but the only thing he knew was to stay by her side, and help keep her steady.

Shaye agreed, this was no coincidence they arrived together. She went on, stating what he felt. ”Together.” He agreed as their eyes met. ”I know one thing, I won’t leave your side.” A moment of silence lingered between them as he assured her, he knew nothing of himself or this world beyond the protective instinct within. She didn’t argue with his assessment, they needed to seek refuge and do what they could to survive. That came first, and hopefully the memories would follow.

His companion mentioned water and he nodded in agreement, his lips and mouth were dry, they needed water first and foremost. She had already shaken the water from her pelt, but he refrained as he offered his shoulder as he helped her and himself get to the shelter of the trees and fresh water.