She pulled away when he asked her too, partially tensing when he pulled out the dagger. A spell was prepared on her lips for any threat, even if his earlier words had been nice; at least she thought that was their intent. She relaxed when he began to cut away at the armor. Once it was officially off she muttered a small curse and frowned. It was worse than she was hoping. The frown deepened when he slipped a root thing into his mouth. She didn’t know what it was but she wasn’t going to ask, what he said concerned her enough.<br/><br/>“Well let’s hope they don’t. It’s going to cost me enough to fix up this mess.” Taking the dagger tentatively she wondered why he was handing it to her in the first place when he gave her instructions on what she was to do next. Letting out a long calming breath she said; “Oh no, I am not doing that.”<br/><br/>Setting the dagger aside she looked at him adding; “I don’t do incisions I’m no good at them. My healing is a little different than that. This might hurt a lot more but it will also hurt a lot less in the long run. If that makes any sense.” She shook her head resisting the urge to say ‘never mind’ again. Holding one hand beside where the arrow was she took hold of the arrow and pulled the barbs ripping through his skin. Her other hand was already there and glowing slightly the wound wasn’t bleeding at all.<br/><br/>“The others are going to be exactly like that. I put up a barrier of sorts, it will close the wound for a little while, at least until I can get someone here better at this than I am.” She said not giving him an option in the matter as she did the same to the others as she did to the first. He would be in a massive amount of pain for a short while but the pain would almost vanish just as quickly. When she was done she threw the last of the arrows away thankful he had not stabbed her for that. “I’m going to call a friend, she might not be a great cook but she is a phenomenal healer. That is if she will even talk to me.” She half muttered the last part under her breath before she added; “I’ll be right back, do not move around a lot whatever you do or those barriers will come down and you will bleed.”<br/><br/>Standing she went as quickly as she could to her room and picked up her phone. For the first time she was not happy with her cell and kind of wish she had a landline. Dialing her friend she went back downstairs stopping dead in her tracks a few feet from him at something her friend said. “I told you if you got sick to not blame me, I told you to cook it all the way through.” She said shaking her head before her eyes went back to the elf. “Right never mind about that I got to go, no you can’t mix those you’ll die. No I am not making that up to punish you. Would you please…oh for the love of…” She said and hung up the phone dialing up someone else.<br/><br/>A few moments of talking and she let out a contented sigh. “I called up my coven, the three best healers will be over shortly.” No sooner had those words come from her mouth did a knock come at her door. “It’s open.” She called out holding the phone in her hand since she had no pockets in those pants. “They are good at what they do, the best apart from that idiot friend of mine.”