<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/12/Kon%27_C%27eyiige.png)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Kon<br/><strong>Who:</strong>People of the pack and the new guy<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Sadghan Lake and Forest<br/><strong>When: </strong>8th Day of the Hunger Moon<br/><br/>Kon let a gruff noise and shifted to his normal form, standing slowly as he did. He went to his clothes and pulled them on once more. "Not much to say, we were ambushed, the pack he is from. We took them on and here we are. Wounded and weak." He said to her and then looked away, body racked with a bit of pain as he finished getting dressed again. He started to walk with the rest of them, only slightly noticing as Son'Lahleli slipped off away from them. He sighed and looked toward Ts'itu, a strange feeling welling up in him at being near her. He remembered a detail and decided to share it. "One may have gotten away, I am unsure." He said to her and looked around, he could smell something, blood. He let a soft growl and then looked around for a moment. He found the way it was coming from and went off to look without a word.<br/><br/>Soon he could see Son'Lahleli on the ground, he let a growl and went to her side, he knelt and felt her neck. Her heart still had life. He let a relieved breath as he picked her up gently in his arms, holding her still as he began to carry her to the village slowly. He didn't remove the arrow for fear of hurting her or having her bleed out of the wound, he was thankful that they were close, he didn't have the strength to carry her a great distance but he knew that he could make it back to the village. He had too, he wasn't going to let anyone in his pack die while he was still alive.<br/><br/>He moved slowly, coming nearer the village with every step. He let a sigh of relief and looked at her. "Almost there, hold on, damn you, don't you think of dying." He said in a growl and then looked around as he neared the village more, his eyes searching for someone, anyone. "HELP!" He yelled, his voice booming from him as he went to a knee with the woman in his arms, wating on someone to appear to help her, he no longer could. He laid her on the ground gently and fell to his side, his breathing shallow and his sight hazy. He had skipped any first aid when he smelled the blood.