Lost Creek Hollow I'm so grateful and proud.

terance watched a little anxiously, unsure exactly what to do and positively concerned for his daughter. gannet seemed sure enough, that was, until he asked terance 'there's no one else?' which prompted a fire to burn through his throat, holding back an intense anger that would only end poorly for all parties. so terance forced it down, but the fact that gannet had helped without seeming to have a clue was entirely infuriating -- and the poor alpha hadn't been aware of gannet's lack of information until right now, when ibis still seemed to be pained and gannet completely out of ideas. 

"there's no one else," said terance through gritted teeth, glancing back down to ibis with concern draped across every inch of his features. he couldn't quite remember if mona was a healer or not, either way, she would be tied up with her pups, so it didn't matter much. if it got worse, terance would bring her next door to easthollow. 

he reached to nose ibis gently, forcing non-present calmness into his voice. "is it worse, ibis?" he asked her, expecting a head shake or nod,  "i can take you next-door to our allies at easthollow if it is -- they have healers, i'm sure." he hoped.