Moonspear as the sun spirals its longest dance, cleanse us

She waved her tail at the warm greeting from both wolves and smiled in turn to both of them. Her ears perked as Judas mentioned she was just in time. She had missed the first half of the conversation, did not know that Amekaze had been with Floki on Nocturne Summit. Her eyes swept over her alpha, looking for any obvious injuries. She noted none and focused her eyes on the female curiously. Her mind began to spin as the female spoke of soreness. She didn't directly know of anything that could help muscles soreness as far as herbs. Heat certainly would, though. If she could sun herself on a nice warm rock for a while, not long enough to over heat herself, though. That is if it was muscle soreness. Raspberry leaves could again be used here, they'd help with the soreness and the headache for a time. It wouldn't cure it though. She thought the headache probably came from strain, and when she heard that the injury had involved lightening she exhaled softly. Amekaze had been with Floki then, and had her own tumble.

She winced as the other spoke of tasting it, that details were fuzzy. The most likely cure, as far as Pyx knew would be time. Though raspberry leaves and the heat could help soothe. Pyx was clueless for ringing ears, though. Was there a way to heal that? A better wolf than her might know. "Well," She glanced to Judas momentarily, still feeling some lingering sense of needing to answer to him first in matters of healing. She continued after a moment though, knowing it was just leftover from thinking he was the medic. "Raspberry leaves might help, for a time. A smaller amount than we gave to Floki." She said the last to Judas. "It would help with the headaches when they came certainly, would ease the soreness for a little while but it wouldn't root out the cause. Heat would help your muscles too, if you could spend an hour or so laying on a flat rock in direct sunlight. Mind you don't get heatstroke, or overheated, but just enough time to warm the muscles and soothe them. I don't know of anything for ringing in the ears, save time." 

She smiled apologetically, glancing to Judas. "This is the extent of my knowledge for what you have said." She hoped this would be good enough for both of them, though it wasn't a certain cure.