Gaspard pulled the cart that held the slain buck through the gorge. He had pursued the creature silently for nearly an hour before the opportunity came to take it down. Gaspard has broken its neck with his bare hands as to not lose any of its precious blood. The deer would tide Gaspard over for a few days, giving him enough time to stalk out his next target. He was near his home when Gaspard heard a scream coming from above. He looked up and saw in the dark a woman falling down the rock face until she landed on a jutted out ledge. Gaspard ran over to the spot where she laid and climbed up the rock face without difficulty. The woman was unconscious and had blood pouring from her forehead. Gaspard looked over her body to make sure there was no other injuries before taking her into his arms. He jumped down from the ledge to the rocky bottom and laid her in the cart next to the deer.<br/><br/>He removed his shirt and wrapped it around the woman’s head after elevating it against the cart wall. Gaspard had to walk slow the rest of the way home as to not exacerbate the head trauma the woman had sustained. When they finally reached the cave, Gaspard carried the woman to his bed in the back and laid her down gently. He covered her with a handmade wool blanket before removing his shirt from her head. The cave was pitch black but Gaspard didn’t need light to see. The woman’s head injury was bleeding heavily but the raised knot on her skin gave Gaspard confidence there wasn’t significant brain injury. He applied proper bandages to her head before letting her rest.