Moonspear as the sun spirals its longest dance, cleanse us

The cache had been further than she'd thought, but she was simply happy to be able to find it after only visiting it the once. She'd had to resist the urge to organize the herbs, they were well and truly a mess. She'd nosed through the leaves, sniffing and turning them over. She gathered as many as she could find, a modest sized pile, and placed it to the far right. She took only a few leaves from it for Amekaze, she'd likely not need or want much. The rest would be there if they needed it again. Everyone seemed so hurt from this hunt that it was likely they would.

With the leaves held gently in her mouth, so as not to puncture the skin, she rushed back to where she'd come from. It seemed to take less time to reach the pair of them this time, and for that she was happy. She didn't want them to think she'd gotten lost, although she nearly had. She slowed once the figured emerged in the ever increasing darkness. Lightening bugs continued to dance in the air, more seemingly where the two stood. She trot over, slightly out of breath, and placed the leaves at Amekaze's feet. 

She stepped away and pant for a moment, unaware of what conversation she'd walked in on, or if there had been conversation at all. "Sorry. Cache was," She paused to breathe. "further than I thought. Leaves were harder to find, so I gathered them up together." She looked to Judas now, wanting him to know where she'd placed the collection. "They're to the far right of the cache in a pile." She was dying to organize the entire thing, but didn't say that.

"You just have to chew them, Amekaze. It should help with the soreness, let you get a good rest tonight." She wasn't sure if her leader wanted to chew them now, or when she was closer to bedding down for the night.