These insanities.

He would be met with the face of Compassion and sweetness, the essence, he thought, of a healer. He looked at Friction, and knew that he would be hard pressed to find a better wolf to teach him. He swished his tail cautiously behind him, a little sign of hope as the older wolf began to speak. His words where the opening of a damn, as Alpine let loose his worries. ?I'm so tired of seeing terrible things happen and knowing no way to aid another, to watch someone die and agony and know that if I had had just a little more knowledge that wolf might still be here now. To have been stuck with an in juried pup for an entire night and know no way to ease their agony? his voice started out in fire and passion and ended with a whisper.


He almost couldn't believe it would be that easy, and a bout of shame would boil in his chest as he thought of lives lost for his mistakes, for the knowledge he had not known but so easily could have gained. He sat on his rump and lowered his a little to the ground to better see and scent what was layed out before him, watching with true interest as Friction nosed apart the herbs that he had brought with him. Turmeric ? aid with pain and inflammation he repeated each herb in his mind and took in a scent as he did so, to remember every aspect of these herbs even through he knew it would take more then this to memorise them. Valerian ? tranquilliser he added to his list Yarrow ? stops bleeding he would complete, for the moment keeping them to the finer points. ?I can see how these would be a good basic group to carry around. Thank you, Friction, for agreeing to teach me?