Redsand Canyon I want a perfect soul

The delirious nature of her voice had given away the fact that her fainting was due to the sight, and not anything more pressing so Aquene took her time. She’d want to rest the limb for a little bit but it would recover just fine. It wasn’t as if Kallik had done that much damage and she was pretty sure that the woman deserved it for what she had done.
 
Finally, she began to stir and with it came the statement, a weak joke escaping and Aquene sighed. Yes, she was going to be fine. “I’d be more worried about some kind of head injury if she wasn’t making jokes.” Aquene mused to her husband with a hint of a lighthearted smile. “Here, eat these. They’ll help with the bleeding.” She offered, sliding parsley in her direction to eat. “You’re going to want to rest the leg for a day. It’s going to be sore in the days following so you can see me in the tablinum if you need something further for the pain, but otherwise you’re going to be just fine. It’s just a deep bite but in a fairly low-risk location for bleeding or infection.” She stressed where she could be found because she did not find herself wanting to be interrupted again.