Redsand Canyon I wish I was special

Glaukos refused to come inside, and he could tell how much it upset Aquene. He had no idea what the other soldier's hesitation was about, but he didn't have the capacity to think much about it. She had called for help, and Kallik knew they would come. 

So he stayed put, laying awkwardly on the pelts while supported by the stone wall. This way, he could lay sternal without putting much pressure on his chest. He heard Aquene speaking outside; she came in and grabbed something, and then left again. 

As he caught the sound of Tamar's voice, he started to feel a little strange. He couldn't tell if it was bad or good, but he could tell that his pain was much better. He relaxed a little. He was suddenly having trouble caring much about anything that was going on. He almost felt like he could fall asleep.