WC: 277 OOC: Hopefully we can make this thread last a bit

She didn’t expect anyone to come from the direction that Saluce had come, and she did not expect one who seemed to be injured. Her healers heart nearly took over and she almost started asking him medical questions about what happened to his head, but she stopped herself. Her most daunting task of finding her brother would come first as she could tell the man had been treated.

My name is Amata, Amata Sadira, I’m looking for a pup, well he’s a little older than that now I guess, but he’s about seven months old, and he’s kind of short, and has thin brown fur, with a triangle on his forehead, and he always wears a blue mask that looks like a cat on his shoulders, and he goes by the name of Denali… do you know if he has been by?

As she proceeded to talk, she couldn’t help but feel more and more worried. The man with the bandages could help or not, but she could see that he’d have more on his hands than her brother if he were here. He would at least know if the pup had been there, stayed there for the storm or passed through, maybe? The lands and areas were big, so it could be possible the boy had come through undetected, and she knew she lost his trail, what was she thinking… if he wasn’t here or in Cercatori, where could he be? She’d try to alert the other packs of course, until they found him. For now she would hope and pray that this was the pack he was in, and his trail would go warm again.

WC: 313 OOC: Woo! She’d have sat on him but that would have caused more damage

Amata was quite disappointed that the man had not seen nor heard of Denali, and he seemed genuinely unhappy that he could not help her, but what could be done? The best thing Amata could do was just try again somewhere else, but before she could thank him and wish him well, she saw his hand go to his head, and instantly her instinct as a doctor took over, as she saw his hand shaking. He was not well at all and she could tell, she rushed over to him as his convulsing started helping him to the ground so he did not fall and hit his head… again it would seem. Thinking quickly on her knowledge of seizures she quickly opened his maw and pulled out his tongue, so he would not swallow it, as she tried to help him subdue his seizure, there was not much she could do in a case like this but to let it happen and make sure he did not injure himself. He would be in shock soon enough and she was scared that he would hit his head again, but she seemed to have it under control.

His epidemic made her wonder what happened, and she thought of possible outcomes, either he was truly epileptic and hit his head on a fall, or his fall was causing a seizure, or some other anomaly was happening. Her brain raced through diagnosis’, treatments, and other things as she kept her grip on his tongue and making sure his arms did not thrash too hard. It was a hard thing to do as he was bigger than her, and quite strong for a man who was not able to control his muscles at the moment. The epidemic seemed like it was taking forever for her, when in fact it was only a few short seconds since it started.

WC:324 OOC: Late shaw is late :|

Amata let him go as his muscles relaxed, waiting to see if there was a relapse, but luckily for the both of them there was not. She sighed a relief and hoped that there was not much damage, and it made her wonder, was he epileptic? What was wrong with him? And the questions grew and grew as she sat there waiting for him to leave his state of shock, which took a few moments, she knew, but upon seeing his eyes focus on her for a second and moving away, was a sign he was conscious, even better was that he spoke.

You had a seizure, have you had these before? Are you epilectic?

She asked concern showing in her voice. She may not be a member of his pack, but she cared about every living thing, even the things she ate, though she couldn’t help eat what was available. She watched him to see if there was any sign of something gone amiss, he did have a bandage on his head, did he his his head so hard that it would cause him to have a seizure? That was a possibility. Amata was certain it was the cause, whatever injury he had taken in the past week or two… however long ago it was, it was affecting his brain. Was there anything he could take to make those seizures less? It made her wonder, and think mentally of her medical book. She was a doctor by heart so this was a routine thing, though she did not know medicines by heart and she had never had a case like his, and she never expected to be in this situation when he came here.

Can you sit up? Try to slowly ok? We don’t want you having another.

She said, her hands were in her lap now and she was watching him, making sure there was no sign that it might happen again.

WC: 264 OOC: poor confused Saluce and it’s ok ^^ I have those days too.

He did not know what a seizure was. She only knew the medical definition, but doubted he would entirely understand. She had to think for a second before compiling her answer for him and then took a deep breath as if to tell him his best friend had died.

“A seizure, it’s where something happens in the brain that causes your muscles to act on their own accord, which sends you into… convulsions, no um they make you shake really bad, which isn’t all good for you at all.”

Amata frowned not sure if that was the best explanation for it, and hoped she wasn’t treating him as though he was dumb, she knew he wasn’t but she knew so many vocabulary terms for what the human doctors used it was hard to know what a wolf could understand and what he couldn’t.

“It’s best to sit there for a few more minutes then I can take you back to your home… with your permission of course, I think it’s best you have someone with you, unless you want to call for a friend?”

She asked with a worried look on her face. Saluce may be a stranger to her, but she cared for many and all at the same time. She hated seeing people in pain and confusion and it seemed that this man was experiencing both. She didn’t blame him especially since this had been his first seizure ever and the shock had barely wore off, so it was probably still a little too confusing for the poor man.