Holding the door as wide open as possible for the man and the woman who had quickly mobilized to help her and Erebus, she looked past the three of them at the body they left behind. Perhaps she should’ve disposed of it before anyone else came upon it.<br/><br/>“<b>Thank you,</b>” she said as they squeezed by her, carrying the beast of a man between the two of them. Grabbing the pelt that had fallen off his limp body, she followed after them. “<b>I’m afraid I don’t know a thing about poisons,</b>” she told the woman. Loretta knew many ways to maim, kill, and dispose of bodies, but she knew very little about how to heal them.<br/><br/>Once they managed to get him inside, she hurried ahead of them up the stairs. Her head swiveled until she found an open, empty room with towels laid out on the bed. That had to be the one. She set down the hide at the foot of the bed and once the others reached her, she excused herself, “<b>I’m going to see if I can gather anything.</b>” Remnants of his clothes perhaps. What she was really going back for was the second body. She was of little use to them anyways and, lacking the compassion and sympathy that came with being human, she felt little need to stick around.