It felt like a snake, lucky it wasn’t?

It was probably foolish to assume any of their children wouldn't follow but Mojito's focus was on his daughter. As Nao approached he gave the man a quick glance and smiled slightly as he helped to hem Hana in and offered their daughter his own words of comfort. Mojito was still trying to wrap his mind around his lover's native tongue, finding its grammar and syllable clusters confusing, but the children seemed to have taken to it quickly.

Speaking of. Two of his sons had arrived on the scene. Ume coming to ask him questions and Shochu going to comfort his sister. Still it did seem to help Hana and Mojito figured if they were here anyways he might as well make the best of the situation. He gently pressed one of his spare rags onto his daughter's paw. "I'm going to lift your paw above your head alright?" He explained softly before he gently did so, and mentally catalogued the position of the shadows around them. "When you lift a limb like this it makes it harder for the blood to make it to that limb." He explained to both Ume and his daughter. "And yes, little flower, something like this isn't unheard of." He cast a glance up at Nao hoping he at least caught the underlying meaning. He knew what this likely was but it wasn't typical. "So what we're going to do is hold your paw up like this for a few minutes and check to see if that helps it stop bleeding. If not then I've got yarrow right here which will help but we want to see if you can do it on your own first." Mojito offered his daughter a loving smile. "Sometimes our bodies don't do what we want them to do, so there's no shame in helping them by other means." If Mojito was correct then Hana would likely have to keep an eye on her own body more than others might, make sure she kept the proper herbs on herself at all times and know to explain her condition to any healers she might see but luckily it wouldn't affect the majority of her life, even if she'd have to be more careful about not hurting herself than the other kids.