<div class="floatleft">(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v632/lori103/Anime/2a074092-a892-475b-8605-0190f82a965c.jpg)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Danae<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Everyone in the Shaman House<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Healing Hut<br/><strong>When: </strong>Early Morning<br/><hr/><br/>Danae stared into Seni's eyes for a few moments before she felt the heat rise to her cheeks in a light blush. The way he looked at her made her feel a bit uneasy. It was a piercing gaze he had, and it seemed he only saved it for her. She knew there were other females in the pack that certainly fawned over him, seeking his attention, but he never seemed to reciprocate the feelings. Deep down, Danae knew he wanted her, but she always talked herself out of it.<em>'He's just a friend,'</em>she would think to herself, reassuring herself that what they had was merely a friendship and nothing more. She was glad when Eira walked in, her distraction welcome to Danae's wandering thoughts.<br/><br/>Moving her gaze to the woman, Danae smiled warmly. "Thank you Eira, I'm sure the girls will appreciate a meal as good as yours." She always tried to be nice to Eira, even though the woman seemed to want none of it. She was stubborn, and Danae could tell she didn't like the wolves' presence.<em> 'Not everyone adjusts easily, though,'</em>she reminded herself as she watched Eira for a moment, then looked back at Seni as he spoke again.<br/><br/><br/>"Yes, Kon doesn't seem to enjoy my company as much as some," she said with a chuckle, her eyes moving down his strong torso to look at his wound. She bent over a little, placing her fingers around the cut delicately. I would scar, that was sure, but it wouldn't need stitches like Kon's wounds. She grabbed a cloth and dipped it in the warm water, cleaning the wound thoroughly before applying some salve. "This will keep it from getting an infection, and should help keep it sealed shut as long as you don't do anything that would rip it back open," she said, offering him a warning glare. Going back to the cut, she covered it with a square bandage, using another herb mixture as glue to keep the bandage in place. "That should hold, but if the bandage comes off, come see me again." She gave him a smile and then straightened back up, looking up at him. "Would you like to stay for some food?," she offered, taking her bowls back to a basin for cleaning later, making room on her table for them to sit.