((Ya know...you guys are gunna be going FLOODSTOP like everyday....I have midterms and failing (not mah fault) so I have to study as soon as I get home til' bed time and I get a small amount of time on the computer so ya....))
Icefur blinked blankly, "What?"
Aromapetal sighed. Couldn't Icefur at least try to pay attention? Aromapetal decided she wasn't going to reply to her question. Her whisker twitched again.
Fernbreeze flicked her tail. "We have to move. Now," she mewed.
Aromapetal breathed in and out. She didn't want to partake in the conversation that she hoped would not turn into an argument.
"Moonripple will die if we don't get going," Fernbreeze continued.
Aromapetal was tempted to say that she will not die. She couldn't die from a fractured or broken leg. But she remembered that she wasn't getting involved.
"She may bleed to death," Fernbreeze warned when she saw the look in Aromapetal's eyes.
OCC-gotta go! bye!
Aromapetal almost said. 'There are cobwebs on her. She won't bleed to death'. But she refrained from it.
Fernbreeze turned back to Moonripple and changed the blood-soaked cobweb on her leg.
Aromapetal watched as Fernbreeze canged the cobwebs.
Fernbreeze looked into Moonripple's wound. She sighed in relief. The bleeding had slowed down to only a slight trickle.
Aromapetal smiled as the blood slowed down.
"She seems to be okay now. The bleeding has almost stopped. We can wait a little bit longer."
Aromapetal nodded, "Can you stop the blood completely?"
"I might.... if I had some raspberry leaves. Could you go get some?"
Raspberry leaves? Aromapetal shrugged. She then said, "Sure." She hurried away to find raspberry leaves. "I'll be right back!"
Fernbreeze nodded and continued to apply pressure to the wound.
Aromapetal frowned. She knew what raspberries were, but....The leaves? Were they the same thing? She shrugged and began scenting the air to pick up raspberry scents. She wondered if they were in bloom during leafbare.
Fernbreeze twitched her tail with worry. What was taking so long?
Aromapetal sighed. She couldn't find anything. She frowned as she remembered telling them she'd be right back. She shrugged. It wasn't her fault.