The Sentinels Did I disappoint you?

Eilidh had no doubt that Osprey could take care of herself, but sometimes it was wise to ask a friend for help. But she didn't argue with Osprey about it; that would be counterproductive. Her ears flicked when the woman asked for help with the pain now. Eilidh was sure it was painful, but she wasn't so sure that it merited something heavy-duty. In a silent compromise, she decided certain herbs wouldn't be bad. "Sure, I can get you something to help with the swelling and pain. But you need to promise me you'll rest your shoulder." She eyed the woman for a moment before motioning for her to follow her to the healing den. 

They traveled slowly, the healer purposefully setting the pace slower than usual, so Osprey wouldn't injure herself further. When they arrived, Eilidh slipped into her mother's larger den and rummaged around for willow bark. It was something that, when chewed, would help with the pain. She left the den and set the bark on the ground before slipping into her own den for a bundle of dried lavender. Then she returned once more to Osprey, and motioned to each of the herbs. "This one will help with the pain. You'll chew the willow bark and swallow the juice, but spit out the pulp. It will cause stomach aches." Then she nosed the dried herbs. "And the lavender you'll chew and swallow. It'll help with the swelling." She glanced up into Osprey's eyes, offered a brief smile, and asked, "Any questions for me?"