Blackfoot Forest Fehu

it was apparent now, the frustrated way he spoke after it followed his confusion. Huntington stared unblinkingly at the man, patience radiating from her frame. she wondered if there was even a way to fix the mind, though there was plenty of plant-life claiming to do just that. rosemary was one plant, shown to help the memory. unfortunately, she had none on hand. "I am Sidonie" she gifted him at last. something she rarely ever did. there was little harm in it, for he would soon forget.

"your name is..." a pause. though she was not against giving him a temporary name, it seemed almost cruel to her usually cruel mind. "it does not matter" she'd shake her skull slightly, moving forward to press her nose gently against his shoulder. "you had an accident. you hit your head" not true. she would try to spare him from realizing his brain was addled. it was perhaps a sadder fate than she would care to admit. "it will come back to you eventually."

another pause and she was conflicted. she could just leave him here. she should leave him here. though if she did, she would not be able to treat him. he may end up dead sooner or later. or have a wonderful run-in with the packs in the area. "what do you remember?"