Totoka River reefed

 

Catori couldn't help but wonder how was this real? It seemed extensive - a bit excessive - but maybe there was something wrong with her. Maybe there was a whole lot going on. She watched as the woman crawled and moved closer the moment that she'd made it far enough that the sand was no longer beneath their paws. "This way," She said quickly, reaching down to nudge the girl's shoulder again. "It's past the treeline," She offered encouragingly - wanting to guide her as close as she could to water, maybe even watch over her while she recovered. "Did you eat something bad?" A guess, of course, but a common one when it came to the ailments of another. Especially when it rendered someone so out of it Catori just had to assume what she could. 

She didn't smell anything like blood, she hadn't seen anything like an injury, so maybe it was the left overs from something that had soured in her stomach. "Maybe your stomach will settle in a bit." Catori couldn't glean the details after all from the future - she could only hope that things got better for the stranger soon.