Arrow Lake A pretty picture but the scenery is so loud

Done~ Thanks for the thread. ^^

The pain felt had been seen simply by looking at her face, which had allowed for the observant chieftess to catch it without so much as a second glance. She'd almost stepped in, almost insisted that the other lay back down and rest for a while longer, but she hadn't. Asterr had kept back instead, allowing for the nameless girl to do her own thing, but watching with the eyes of a hawk. Once Lunae had finally managed to stand, her body was walked around once or twice and looked over perhaps a bit excessively, assuring her current caretaker that no wounds had been pulled back open. It was almost satisfying to see that their conditions hadn't yet changed, but that wasn't to say things would continue at a constant. The more movements made, the more often her physical well-being would be put at risk. The dragoness made no comments on this, though, choosing to keep it to herself until the issue itself became real.

It was shortly after that when their journey began, with Asterr keeping close to her ward to ensure she did not end up toppling over. Her pace had been slowed considerably, and she'd constantly made them stop for breaks and a cleaning of the wounds, but it wasn't for a long while after their time of departure that their journey had officially ended. The darkling had not been taken into the tribe's lair, but was instead settled into a space just outside the borders. She'd be hidden away just enough to go unnoticed by anyone who didn't know that she was there, but close enough so that the yearling could get to her quickly when necessary. The road to recovery was sure to be a lengthy one, but it was a path that Asterr would gladly walk with her.