Redsand Canyon You're just like an angel

He insisted nothing exciting and she hummed softly. “Foxes can be tricky at times.” She offered to not discount him or what he had done out there, because they could be mischievous and clever. “How were things between the two of you?” She asked referring to him and Glaukos particularly. They hadn’t had a chance to discuss the fact that he had gone after the other man, leading to his punishment and she wasn’t sure there was much to say on that either. It had happened; she understood why. The Imperator had handled the situation. “I would like that! What is the rest of the territory like?” She asked, exploring it through his eyes and how he remembered it’s tales.
 
The question that followed was more complicated. “At least a couple of days. I need to make sure the infection fully disappears and your wounds need to heal more before I can even think about letting you back up… and even then you might still need more time before you can get back fully into things. The injuries you both came back with were more severe than I would have liked to see.” Granted, she would have loved for them to be back uninjured, but it had taken them longer to get back than was ideal.