300+Thankfully the female seemed to deem her suggestion prudent and stayed where she was instead of trying to get up and move around. Inwardly Cambria sighed with relief. So far she hadn't had to deal with any unruly patients and she dreaded the day she would have to. Her aunt had complained some when she had cleaned her cut, but it hadn't been anything too large. Eventually she knew she would have to fact such a situation and she hoped that she would be up to dealing with it. Being in her healer mindset gave her strength, but she was still far from an imposing character. "It's nice to meet you Anann, though it's unfortunate the circumstances aren't better." Still, it was good for the golden fey that Cambria was taught in the arts that could help her.
The girl nodded silently to show that she had heard what Anann told her. It was a good thing that she knew what horses were now, for it was only a few months ago that she did not. The appearance of one of them would have startled her if she had been ignorant of what they were. If Anann's horse was used to the company of wolves though she knew she had nothing to worry about. The large animals could be intimidating, but they were gentle souls deep down. She had seen this whenever she had looked into the eyes of the horses in the AniWayan stables. Cambria didn't know if she'd ever ride one, but she did like the beasts.
Shifting while you were injured wasn't a great idea for the most part, but if she had known of the fey's other injury she probably would have suggested it. Without knowing it, it was the best course of action for the other to take. "As you wish," she assented quietly and sat back to let Anann transform. The gash was on the back of her head, so the skin should need to stretch much there and the bones wouldn't shift much if any, meaning the cut shouldn't get worse from the change. If it were in a different area Cambria might have objected, but in this situation she didn't see it doing any more harm.