07-14-2018, 08:43 PM
I really did appreciate that Rin was allowing me to treat the stranger's wound, as it was a rather small one that could be healed. It didn't appear to have broken her paw, or done extensive damage, but the risk of an infection was always present with any wound big or small. With that thought in mind I gave a grateful nod to Rin and set to work.
Thankfully I had a bit of water with me in a tiny water bottle I had found and rinsed thoroughly, opened it up and attempted to gently clean the wound out with the kitsune's permission with the pure water.
I opened up the bag and scavenged in it for a split moment before seeing the needed horsetail. I picked up an adequate amount for the wound and set to chewing it into a polutice. Once it was into a fine paste, I attempted to carefully apply it to the wound liberally, looking up at my patient to make sure she was okay.
When I was done with that, if that was successful, I would then try to seal the wound with cobwebs.
I sincerely hoped I did this correctly. I could never be too confident.
Thankfully I had a bit of water with me in a tiny water bottle I had found and rinsed thoroughly, opened it up and attempted to gently clean the wound out with the kitsune's permission with the pure water.
I opened up the bag and scavenged in it for a split moment before seeing the needed horsetail. I picked up an adequate amount for the wound and set to chewing it into a polutice. Once it was into a fine paste, I attempted to carefully apply it to the wound liberally, looking up at my patient to make sure she was okay.
When I was done with that, if that was successful, I would then try to seal the wound with cobwebs.
I sincerely hoped I did this correctly. I could never be too confident.