Moonspear Take me home

Instead of giving a verbal response, Finley slowly started to get to her feet. Her legs were quivering and it was hard for her to maintain her balance; she almost collapsed to the ground once more, but Elwood leaned into her, acting as a crutch as she steadied herself. She kept her face turned away from him, but he had already seen the scarring there from the porcupine quills. He pretended as though he didn't notice her embarrassment, instead looking over her at Wildfire as they coordinated their movements.

"There, good job," he encouraged, nodding his head as she requested that they keep their pace slow. Now that she was standing, the next feat would be taking her first steps. But first, Wildfire asked if she wanted something to eat. It was a good idea, and something Elwood hadn't considered in his haste to get her home. If Fin indicated that she was hungry, he would gladly wait with her while Wildfire fetched something.