Moonspear lovers walk

Perfect. We might be able to use the help this spring, with a few families growing. They seemed to manage fine while I was… well, gone with this. She gestured idly towards the stump of her leg. But we’ll see what this year brings. Same offer for you. If it’s needed, no matter how busy, I’ll make time if it’s important.

There was a hierarchy of priorities that Bridget followed closely and medic was above most everything, including pack. No leader would ever order her not to help a wolf in need, even if they ordered her from their lands to do it. She prioritized emergency work, then smaller caregiving, and then the rest.

She didn’t offer right now, but she tucked the thought away and would bring it up to Maia that they might send help this way. By the time she did, however, things would be a mess back home, and letting even a few members go would be impossible.

Mmm, sometimes. The hip and my lower back too, if I strain them too much. I’ve worked up to being about where I was, but it’s a slow trip. Do you have much experience with this? Bridget had treated a pretty vast field of injuries in the past but never something like a missing limb. She was navigating it as best she could but most was guesswork and she hadn’t quite figured out her limits or how to counter the pain that sometimes would appear out of nowhere. Thankfully it did not happen often.