She was even less talkative than Sorrel though the thought didn't cross the young boy's mind as it may have done others. Besides it was probably out of worry, it did have to be quite alarming to be so sick and to realise this on your own. Unfortunately for Sound her cousin was hardly the greatest of company, it was a wonder really that his own family tolerated his antisocial ways, far more eager to be a part of the pack than he was. In fact as it stood he hadn't even considered the fact that they might be cousins, all he saw before him was a patient. He may not have been the greatest doctor in the world, but he would do what he could now.
He walked with her as she made her way towards the nearest water source, it wasn't far fortunately for Sorrel probably wouldn't have been able to find it quite so swiftly had he needed to navigate the girl. She wasted no time in submerging her head and it was only then that he paid a thought to how cold the water probably was given it was the middle of winter. The girl hid any reaction to the icy temperatures however, and instead would turn her attention back to him with a thank you.
He saw now what she had noted as well, the mismatched eyes of opposing colours mirrored to his own just as his brother's were. He ignored her thanks, sadly not of of modesty but in fact simply being somewhat rude. "Others are ill as well." He informed her, perhaps she knew of this perhaps she didn't though he hadn't noticed her at the healing meeting or at any other point. "We do not know the cure for it yet." A rather blunt way of simply saying he could help her no further.
