01-15-2012, 09:28 PM
Rain heard the roar of a bear and went running, grabbing a spear and a dagger and his medical bag before he ran out of the caves. He could smell injured before he even made it to the scene. He jumped all dramatically from the ledge, rolling a little like his father had taught him. Rain watched as two females fight the bear before jumping into the fray. He struck at the bear with his spear, getting it in a eye. With a hard jerk the bear lost its eye and screamed, rushing at him. The bear had been provoke and Rain knew it was just protecting is territory. It shouldn't have to die yet it threatened the pack that so foolishly provoked it into waking.
He circled around and jabbed it its side as it swiped at one of the females. It rose up on its hind paws and roared again and Rain rushed forward, jabbing it before slicing deeply into the bears stomach. It took a mad swipe at him and he jumped back and grabbed the male who had been pinned and dragged him out of the way. He dragfed the unconscious male out of the way and ran his fingers over the mans body. He had a few cracked ribs and a deep bloody claw mark on his side. Rain went to work giving the male some skullcap tea and started cleaning out the wounds. He put a paste on it to numb the pain and work as quickly as he could before running back in and jabbing the bear again. That poor bear was in for a long ride.
He circled around and jabbed it its side as it swiped at one of the females. It rose up on its hind paws and roared again and Rain rushed forward, jabbing it before slicing deeply into the bears stomach. It took a mad swipe at him and he jumped back and grabbed the male who had been pinned and dragged him out of the way. He dragfed the unconscious male out of the way and ran his fingers over the mans body. He had a few cracked ribs and a deep bloody claw mark on his side. Rain went to work giving the male some skullcap tea and started cleaning out the wounds. He put a paste on it to numb the pain and work as quickly as he could before running back in and jabbing the bear again. That poor bear was in for a long ride.