Erik
He then quickly set her wounded arm in the water, gently rubbing the wound as the water swirled softly. He then sighed, flicking his tail. "Just rest a little for a bit, since you're going to get some nasty bruises soon." He lifted her arm up, the bleeding had stopped by now. It was still an open wound, so it still could get infected if not taken care of.
Tobi
She made sure not to wince as he rubbed her wound, instead squeezing her eyes, as though it was soft, it still hurt and she bared the pain. She scoffed at the idea of rest, feeling too good for it, shown in her dignified posture. After silence and much debate, she quietly muttered "Thank you." It was quick and snappy but genuine.
Erik
"You'll regret not resting, believe me. And, you're welcome." He nodded gently, shuffling his wings as his tail curled around himself. "Time for you to go now, I guess." He sighed.
Tobi
"Right, meet up with my brother." She replied, stretching her wings and tucking them in once again as she wondered where he could be. Tentativly, she got up, stretching her back as she turned for her leave. As she thought over his words, she turned her head and looked at him. "You tell me to rest and yet you're make me leave? What kind of doctor are you?" She asked, softly laughing at her own joke.
Erik
"I'm not a doctor in general. I just know some things." He chuckled, smiling softly as he knew why she really meant. He just flicked his tail and quickly flew off, launching into the air with ease, before gliding over the forest and disappearing from view quickly. He was one fast flyer.
Tobi
She rolled her eyes, smiling softly as she continued on her walk, limping in search for her brother, but way down, also the hummingbird. She half wondered if she should apoligise to the hawk she was about to eat only moments before, laughing like a dragonet on how silly that would look. The walk through the forest seemed abit more peaceful, coming at terms with her mind. Even if it was tempory, as there was sure quarrels to come, she still enjoyed the green leaves dancing with the wind and even the far out cry of a hawk.