Wapun Meadow a game ever so cruel i would rather lose

It wasn't much in the way of doctoring, but if this made the other boy feel better, then Evien was going to take what he could get. Though he did think he saw some skunkbush not too far away that would settle a stomach if it got any worse over the night. He'd just have to keep an eye on the light-furred wolf for a little bit to make sure he didn't get sicker. 

           "Officially, no," he explained, leaning down to take a few laps of the water himself before he lifted his head to look at the other boy once more. "I had a few in my family though." One good, one bad. Fortunately, he learned from both. "If you're throwing up, you need to make sure you drink a lot of water. It dehydrates you." He might as well teach a little while he was there - every wolf needed to know how to take care of themselves on a basic level. 

            Evien settled down on his haunches, letting his left hind leg relax and stretch out. "I'm Evien," he finally introduced, offering the boy a smile. "How'd you end up throwing up by yourself in the middle of the night?"