The strange sensation of fluttering came back and Inna placed her hand on her stomach; thinking it odd that it would happen now. She had eaten today; hadn't she? Yes, a sandwich so it could be because of that and her pounding heart; she wasn't sure what to make of it but it only started when Sari moved closer so she must be reacting to the fatigue she saw in the pretty rider's face. She was so tired herself that it only made sense she would be sympathetic to another.<br/><br/>She couldn't explain the strange desire she had to get closer to the other female or why her breathed hitched when warm fingers brushed her ear tucking a strand of hair into place. She couldn't understand why she couldn't seem to look away from eyes gazing at her; beautiful eyes she was becoming quite lost in.<br/><br/>None of it matched any ailment she knew and that confused her. How was she to treat herself if when didn't understand what was wrong? A shout in the distance broke the spell and she blinked up at Sari, startled.<br/><br/>"Its what I do," Inna said, brushing off the compliment and praise but her pleasure at receiving them could be seen in the pink that suddenly tinted her cheeks and the shy smile that curved her lips gently<br/><br/>A glance around showed that the more heavily wounded are resting as comfortable as she could make them and that all others were either being treated or would soon be. "Just let me get my things and I will come," she said and then paused.<br/><br/>"I couldn't have done it without your help and all the others; I had only a small part to play in the lives saved today. It was through the efforts of people like you that I could do what I have trained to do," she said softly, touching the rider's hand with stained fingers as a means of showing her appreciation for the aide she had been given and then began gathering the bags.