Redsand Canyon With legs littered with scars cut from these olive branches

He seemed resistant, and it irritated her though she schooled the irritation out of her face. It would do her no good to let anything other than the facts of his injuries get involved in the process to treat him. He ignored the offer of pain relief and she had to fight to not roll her eyes. What did she know? She was just the only fully trained healer around.
 
Either way, if he wanted to be in pain then that was his right. She quickly cleaned the wound, desiring to not be around the man longer than she had to be, especially knowing after he was treated she would get to see Kallik to treat his own wounds. Once cleaned, she stepped back and ground the poultice: lavender, yarrow and aloe mixed in water atop willowbark. She placed the cobwebs carefully over his wound before preparing to place the poultice. “This is going to sting but it will yield off infection.” She warned so he was not unprepared. The pain management would have been helpful in that moment, but again, to each their own choices.
 
She placed it, holding it there against his neck. It was not possible to place the poultice on the eye, but the chances of infection were lower there compared to someplace that would come in contact with the ground while laying or something of the sort. He remained quiet and she did not attempt to engage in conversation either. The awkward tension in the air hardly touched her as she simply focused on her job. Once it had time to soak into the cobwebs. “The cobwebs will need to stay on until they start to naturally peel.” She instructed. “The poultice is soaked into them so it will continue to protect against infection but it’s important for you to keep the area as clean as possible.”