Well, Zel thought, closing his eyes for a moment as he contemplated (as only he would feel the need to do in such a situation), it seemed that the others were more or less in favor of his healing the wolf. Indeed the wolf itself seemed to want it, actually turning its injured side toward him.<br/><br/>"Well alright then," Zel said, holding his hands in front of the wound as he prepared to cast the spell. "I'm not an expert on wolf anatomy, so this might take a bit longer, but I should still have enough energy to pull it off."<br/><br/>Once again, that warm light came from his hands and encased the wound, working its way through the broken sinews and tissues and repairing them. The progress was slower this time, Zel was being as thorough as he could as there was a chance it already had a slight infection. If he was going to use his energy to heal something, he wanted to be sure its condition didn't just deteriorate later. While quite a lot was actually happening on the inside, it was hard to tell from the outside, because of the blood-matted fur blocking the view.<br/><br/>After a painstaking almost 15 minutes Zel gave an almost ragged breath and deemed his job done, or at least as close as he could get. The previously wounded area would probably be a bit stiff for a while, and its fur would need to be washed unless it wanted to be a hunting target, but it was surely in better condition than it had been.<br/><br/>"That should do," Zel said, reaching out a hand and gently petting the wolf on the head. "From here, the natural healing process should make it good as new in a couple hours. It'll probably need its fur washed though, or it may be hunted by other animals that can smell the blood. And I think I've eliminated any possibility of infection." Zel then stopped petting the wolf and sat down on the sand with his arms holding him up. "On the other hand I've used up just about all of my magic for the next couple hours..."