Tyl'ra's eyes widened in shock at the sight of Nisha charging toward her. She gritted her teeth, anger flaring that the sight of her wounded drove the impetuous outlander to attack. Well, she was not so easily defeated. She would teach the little wretch a lesson. Anger shone dangerously on her face but turned to confusion when the Tiefling simply shoved her away. The elf landed lightly but still cried out in pain as the wounds pulled and fresh blood tickled around her hand. Tyl'ra reached for her dropped Carrakals and struggled to her feet only to cringe back as a sudden heat flared up. The great gout of fire left her standing stunned for a long moment before she remembered that Nisha was hurt and the wounded elf jolted forward to see how bad it was.<br/><br/>She knelt beside the smaller woman and frowned. The cuts were not mortal but they were more than scratches. She leaned in, lightly feeling at the wounds and again she frowned.<span style="color: darkorange"> "What were you thinking foolish girl!? Ni-sha, you could have been killed."</span>There was anger in her voice but also a deep concern. She had seen her share of wounds and immediately set to work, gently peeling the ruined remains of the shirt straps away from the wounds (without exposing her) and cleaning them with a small amount of water. She produced a small jar and upon opening it a pungent aroma filled the air. A small amount was smeared into the wounds and almost immediately a relieving numbness replaced the throbbing pain.<br/><br/><span style="color: darkorange">"You will live, silly girl. Never do that again!" </span>the harsh growl had crept back into her voice and Tyl'ra turned away without another word to tend her own wound. Once done, she looked back to the girl while she moved to retrieve the dagger and her carrakals.<span style="color: darkorange"> "Can you walk?" </span>She asked before helping Nisha to her feet with surprising tenderness. The elf stooped to assist the girl with walking and after a long stretch of silence she muttered a soft.<span style="color: darkorange">"Thank you."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>