KieranSoares
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The young Wolf got Fiona settled back and spoke to her til she couldn't respond anymore, the strange, bitter mix hitting her suddenly and sending everything hazy and tilting for a few seconds til she was out.
Outside, Qira called in the leaders and they began shoring up the manor to hold it while the wounded were treated and stabilized before being taken home. Jani took control of the Riders while Kell took the ground forces, freeing up Sam to be with Fiona.
Though the medic had promised Fiona she'd wake within an hour, complications kept her under much longer. When she finally did wake, it was pitch-dark save for a low fire in the corner of the room. She was in the same room with clean bedding, free of her armor and dressed in one of Sam's longer tunics. She had no trousers, leaving her leg easily accessible, and it was propped up on pillows. She was covered in a light blanket as it was all that was available. But to offer further warmth, Sam's bear cloak was draped over her. Sam himself, partially-armored, was sitting in an armchair beside the bed, head leaning on one arm as he was half-asleep with papers in his lap and a half-burned candle beside.
Fiona's body was weak and it felt like she hadn't moved in years. It had been much longer than an hour.
Outside, Qira called in the leaders and they began shoring up the manor to hold it while the wounded were treated and stabilized before being taken home. Jani took control of the Riders while Kell took the ground forces, freeing up Sam to be with Fiona.
Though the medic had promised Fiona she'd wake within an hour, complications kept her under much longer. When she finally did wake, it was pitch-dark save for a low fire in the corner of the room. She was in the same room with clean bedding, free of her armor and dressed in one of Sam's longer tunics. She had no trousers, leaving her leg easily accessible, and it was propped up on pillows. She was covered in a light blanket as it was all that was available. But to offer further warmth, Sam's bear cloak was draped over her. Sam himself, partially-armored, was sitting in an armchair beside the bed, head leaning on one arm as he was half-asleep with papers in his lap and a half-burned candle beside.
Fiona's body was weak and it felt like she hadn't moved in years. It had been much longer than an hour.