OOC: Sorry Dragonjaj, I don't think much of his medic training. Remember your ABC's, Airway, breathing, circulation. His mouth and throat are filled with fluid, and need to be cleared first. I'll assume you included that.<br/><br/>And while it's a cool idea to use a taser as a defibrilator, it won't work. Defibrilator pulses are specially shaped to induce heart action by depolarising heart muscle tissue. Taser pulse frequencies are way too fast, more likely to induce cardiac arrest than restarting it. But it's good of you to try and save him. Unless your future-tech taser can be reconfigured as a batttlefield defibrillator... okay, that would work. If the taser output is DC, it could be shaped by a resonant circuit of the correct design.<br/><br/>IC:<br/><br/>The fox-boy jerked under the electric impulse, but lay still after it finished. Turning him on his side and clearing his mouth caused an impressive flood of thick liquid to splash out. CPR was complicated by the need to make a mouth seal around his muzzle, but doable.<br/><br/>His chest rose and fell as the breath was pushed in and out, and chest compressions drove the oxygenated blood through his heart and into his body and brain. But The heart was still, no beat when Rowko put his ear to the kids chest, and there was no breathing.