As the crowd surged forward, Calun'hai kept himself between Morigan and as many of the people as he could, but he could not guard both sides of her, and with the palace guards coming down and trying to push everyone back, the wolf-like man focussed himself on protecting her and getting the horse away from the city. Once they were out of the city, and far enough from the walls that any of the angry crowd could not hit them with arrows, Calun'hai placed a hand on the Princess' waist. "Are you alright, your Highness? I had feared that this would happen, if word got out before you left." He pulled his robe off, feeling no further need to keep it on, as he had within the city. "Princess?" he asks quietly, moving his hand to her shoulder. and then noticing the soft scent of blood. "Princess, you've been hurt." he says with a good deal of concern. Ignoring any behaviour she may see as improper, he peeled her cloak off first, and was about to move her shirt when he spotted the remnants of the arrow sticking out of her shoulder. "Princess, I need to get you off the horse so we can get this arrow out of your shoulder. When were you hit? As we left? Before?"<br/><br/>Pulling her from the horse, suprisingly gentle considering his size and his physical strength, he lay her on her stomach, on his cloak in the shade of a tree. "Princess, I must cut your shirt to properly tend this wound. I will do nothing beyond cut the back so that I can let it rest at the side of your body, with it still protecting your modesty. I will touch no where I genuinely do not need to, and once this is done, you will wear my cloak to ensure none else sees you in a state they should not." Ignoring any protest, he set about doing as he had said he would, squatting at her side and carefully working the arrow free. It took him several minutes, but as soon as it was out, he sat it on the grass next to him, he then turned so he could not see her. "I have turned, if you wish to sit and put my cloak on, instead of your damaged shirt." he says respectfully to her, "Let me know when it is 'safe' to turn around again."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>