Maya cringed as he wrapped her shoulder, she hadn't noticed how much it hurt at first, the adrenaline had pushed her through the pain to get to safety, but now levels were returning to normal. She had never felt anything like that before. It wasn't like when she was small and had cut herself falling, even though looking at it, it turned red just the same. But this felt deeper, it hurt much worse. She sat up on her knees, her forepaws on the ground, leaning into the non-injured left arm.<br/><br/>She closed her eyes, clenching her teeth tightly as she gently rose off the ground. Moving even the slightest bit seemed to send a jolt through her body. In reality, she was handling it well, but she felt like she was that child again, falling and skinning her knee. She remembered how much she though it had hurt, and how Dr. Guillermo had placed a bandage on it, covering up the red, making it sting a little less. She finally stood up, her left hand embracing her right arm, trying to hold it in place so it didn't pull on it anymore. "What will we do?"