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Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:45 am
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Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 10:16 am
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Ea was on edge. The vote was soon, and what had been a bad situation in the wards had become a disaster with the arrival of her sister. At least the lions she had currently under her care were more or less able to sustain some water rationing. But Zii... Zii was another case entirely. This was one of the most serious injuries since Vlam, and Ea once again felt herself floundering in a sea of uncertainty. Roots and salves only went so far when bones were broken and twisted. She was a capable doctor, sure. But Ea couldn't make miracles. Which unfortunately was what they needed.
Where was her apprentice?! "I need more of that salve over here," the wild cat muttered to the darkened chamber. Ute was still resting next to her mother's side, but it looked like Zii might have been waking. Or at least dreaming. She'd need whatever medicine they could get down her mouth if she did. At the very least something for the pain. Ea had rested her hips the best she could, but they looked painful. In the internal sense, her injuries were worse than Vlam's. At least she had been able to tend to infection. Here, they were simply biding time as the body tried to heal.
Speaking of Vlam, the large lion also sat vigilant. With Ea keeping vigil with Ute, he'd been managing the young cubs and bringing supplies that her new apprentice could not. And perhaps in his own way, he was sympathetic to Zii's plight. It hadn't been so long ago that he'd been in a similar position, after all.
But his presence did little to settle Ea's nerves. She maneuvered around Zii, nudging Ute awake so she could give Zii some space.
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Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:40 pm
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Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 5:44 am
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The wild cat's eyes narrowed. She didn't like being put on the spot. Mostly because she didn't have an answer. She wasn't a psychic. Well. Not a good psychic, anyways. "I don't have an answer for you," she said sharply. But she knew her barbs were uncalled for, and immediately looked somewhat apologetic. "I don't... we can't see what's wrong. It's not like broken bones or wounds. I can't look inside her and know what's wrong."
She turned towards the shifting Zii. "It doesn't look good though. If we don't get that water vote, it'll look even worse. If you don't want me to lie to you, then don't expect a good outcome. That's what I'd tell you."
Luckily, she had Seraphina to distract her from her niece. "No, that's fine." She said, looking over the salve. She had to admit, it was nice having an assistant. Not that she made any attempt to show it. "See if there's any more left in the back of the cavern."
Then, she moved over to Zii. Her sister was moving in her sleep, and she hoped that was a good sign.
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Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:38 pm
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 3:31 pm
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Ute observed her aunt quietly, her blue eyes showing her worry. When the first words felled her mouth, her expression did not change but her head tucked against her chest, her eyes averted. When the next series of words came, she lifted her head in a nod.
She turned to look at her mother, her expression soft. "I hope for her sake... the vote doesn't mean doom... Doom for my mother." She said softly, her paws stepping from one to the other. She looked sideways to Sera and smiled lightly, as it brought her great happiness to see apprentices.
"Hello Seraphina." She greeted her softly.
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Zii in her fevered dream sat among her family and friends; her eyes observing their plight. Wait... no... they were all healthy again. Suddenly, the purple lioness with wing that she saw not long ago it seemed, came before them all and with a flap of her wings; everyone disappeared. She murmured in her sleep, her hind legs clenching. Suddenly, her golden eyes fluttered and she licked her lips. A sharp intake of breath. Then...
"Ea..." She said softly.
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