Blacktail Deer Plateau lord of wolves

There's a lot going on here, let me know if I got anything wrong and I can edit.

Everything was happening so quickly. In Rue's concern for Liri and Kavik, she hadn't even noticed Minori slumped on the ground until Issun called for help. Liri was at Minori's side instantly, still pouring blood herself. She murmurred something, and Rue moved forward in concern. Rue opened her mouth to ask Liri to repeat herself, but before Rue could find the words the ivory alphess had fled into the forest. Rue blinked a couple times, frozen in confusion and panic. Why would their healer have run away in the middle of a bear attack?!

Rue whirled around, terrified gaze sweeping the scene in search of the bear. It seemed that the bear had taken its window of opportunity and vanished as well. Rue's eyes shifted over her packmates, surveying the carnage. It had all happened so fast. Since Issun was caring for Minori, Rue stepped toward Kavik. It was then that Liri reappeared with supplies. 

Rue was, perhaps, not as untrained as Liri imagined. As soon as Liri moved off to examine Minori, Rue leapt forward to gather her own supplies from the pile. She drew up to Kavik's side. "Kavik? Hold still. I'm going to patch up your chest." Watching what Liri was doing out of the corner of her vision, she began chewing one of the herbs-- a rather bitter one-- into pulp as she saw the healer doing. If Kavik allowed her, Rue would apply the medicine and then roll the cobwebs over the wound. "Eat this, it's from Liri," she suggested, offering some of the herbs that Liri had brought. 

By the time she finished, Liri had returned to Kavik's side. Rue backed away, knowing Kavik was in much more capable paws with Liri tending to him. "Liri, will you let me bind your wound?" Rue offered gently. She picked up the cobweb roll and tilted her head to the side questioningly. Rue's eyes flicked toward Issun and Minori, but she was too afraid to ask if the woman was going to be okay. Minori looked so small slumped on the ground like that, and so still....