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Peering closer, it soon became clear that despite what the woman said, she was in fact not doing so hot. Again, Tsuga wasn't a healer do he couldn't put his paw on it exactly but she was certainly more than a smidge off kilter. He nodded along to her words, trying to parse them and analyzing her at the same time. "Hm, yes I imagine it would be quite the view." He quirked his head. "Bit dangerous though too, no?" The stranger was resting her weight against the tree. Most wolves shouldn't be climbing trees anyhow, but she absolutely should not. Probably. Again, not a healer but he'd venture a guess.

Keeping her out of the trees seemed like the best plan for now, and while he didn't want to risk contracting whatever this was, he'd feel miserable knowing he'd left a clearly addled wolf unattended. Especially after losing Galena, there was only so much his poor heart could take. "You know," he hedged, "I was just about to begin a small project here and could use a second set of eyes if you're free. Mind lending me an opinion or two? I'm Tsuga by the way." He nodded his head in greeting and nudged the rock down at his paws. Perhaps spending some time assisting the spirits here would lend her their favor as well, speed her healing. Internally, he offered up a quick prayer that it would be so, hoping they were around to listen.

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