At seeing the Xaela’s progressively declining condition and loss of ability to stand, Catharine immediately jumped to action.
“Shh, no need to explain to me right now, sugar. Here, can you walk?†she said as she tried to brace him with her right arm despite her severe lack of lifting ability. She mostly just had to get him out of the doorway, but she called to the Roegadyn for some assistance in moving Arulaq.
“Dyrstie, sweetie, can you help me a little here?†By the time she had finished, he had already made it to the Xaela’s side and had an arm under his right shoulder and began to help him to a cot. Catharine, knowing the burly Yellowjacket could handle it, calmly went towards the repurposed glassware cabinet and pulled out some anesthetic salve and a longer roll of hempen bandaging. Magic wounds were always odd to deal with and she presumed it to be at the hip, so she stuffed a clean needle and a small length of thread into her right pocket.
“Don’t put the child down too hard, sweetheart!†she called out across the room calmly.
She would get his hat in a minute; with how battered it looked, it probably could stand to lie on the ground for a little while.
“Shh, no need to explain to me right now, sugar. Here, can you walk?†she said as she tried to brace him with her right arm despite her severe lack of lifting ability. She mostly just had to get him out of the doorway, but she called to the Roegadyn for some assistance in moving Arulaq.
“Dyrstie, sweetie, can you help me a little here?†By the time she had finished, he had already made it to the Xaela’s side and had an arm under his right shoulder and began to help him to a cot. Catharine, knowing the burly Yellowjacket could handle it, calmly went towards the repurposed glassware cabinet and pulled out some anesthetic salve and a longer roll of hempen bandaging. Magic wounds were always odd to deal with and she presumed it to be at the hip, so she stuffed a clean needle and a small length of thread into her right pocket.
“Don’t put the child down too hard, sweetheart!†she called out across the room calmly.
She would get his hat in a minute; with how battered it looked, it probably could stand to lie on the ground for a little while.
