Artimer was in pain more then he could tell, he was glad that with the fire on the sword at least the wound was cauterized. He knew both Amadahy and Aquarius were more then pissed that she had gotten such a cheap shot on him. Even though they had caused the earthquake and the hole to appear under him and the female human, they did what they could to keep him afloat the water. He was grateful for their support, as he was finding it hard to change his form while falling like this. He finally managed to change into an anthro dragon, his spread wings made the descent easier on him and on his blades. Once he was fully changed and he was sure that his wings had room to fully extend he tried to fly back up to the surface, but the higher he flew the less room he had. He noticed that the ground was closing quickly above him. Letting out a roar of anger and pain he tried to claw at the closing gap. "That little piece of crap... grrraaaah!"<br/>He heard his voice echo in the cavern below him, he was at least grateful that there was a cavern down here, as he would sooner or later be able to find a way out. He did not have to worry about adjusting to much to the darkness of the cavern as his eyes were accustomed to dark caves. He saw a light go off in the distance and recognized the sound of the fighters whispered voice.  Growling in his chest he went as far from her as he could and still have room to fully change into his full dragon form. This would be the fasted he would be able to heal the wound on his hind leg. Once he landed some distance from her he placed his swords in the bag of holding, whispered its incantation to lock and hide it before he fully changed into his dragon form. Finding a comfortable set of rocks he lay on them keeping one of his eyes on the spot of light that was the fighter. Lowering his head he made the rocks start to glow with heat. With that he lay on them letting the healing warmth of the stone help his healing. With this completed he licked his wound a little. With this done he should be completely healed in at least an hour, at most two hours.