Moonspear as the sun spirals its longest dance, cleanse us

Any injuries, he asked, as anticipated although it did not mean she had a concise answer prepared for him either. Thankfully, Pyx's appearance on the scene steered things aside just briefly enough for her. "Pyx," she chuffed. Ame waved her tail gently as the greetings came. She wasn't feeling interrupted by anything, so she was plenty free to join them if she so wished. "Well enough," she answered back, noncommittal, although glanced curiously between them when she'd remarked about not following him. He seemed quite accepting of her company, too. She'd take that as a good enough sign.

Problems was a stinging way to think about it but she'd answer well enough. "Soreness.. in general, ringing ears, some notable headaches too," she listed with a frown that she was trying to not let turn into a scowl so soon. Weakness weakness weakness each factor shrieked and this was even without addressing her sheer exhaustion -- which she did believe was her fault.

She'd angled the right side of her head ever so slightly towards Judas so he could see the small patch of missing fur beneath her ear yet above her eye that she couldn't rightly identify the cause of. There was no clear wound beneath it, just bruising from when the electricity's heat mainly conducted through the rainwater didn't concentrate its energy enough to finish the blister it had almost started -- but she did not know any of this. She'd been left to wonder if it had happened in her fall or sooner or if it was from a combination of events. Amekaze couldn't tell, or even remember the exact sequence of things in that moment, and just knew it was there even if it was small and probably not worth noting. "At some point, I had lost my footing. I think courtesy the lightning or just after. Details are iffy still. Everything burned in a strange way.. and I swear I can still taste it," she detailed, licking the backs of her teeth as she did despite the continued frown. She glanced from Pyx to Judas again, trying to discern what they were taking from this and how she was going to handle further questions.