The air was filled with the sharp, metallic scent of blood. Here and there blood dripped off of a leaf or a bloody handprint was spread onto the trunk of a tree, making a trail towards a dark figure that staggered and tripped as it moved. It was a large, massive black wolf, it's brown eyes with flecks of gold and red in them was glazed over with intense pain. On its side was a large gash where a Hunter had slashed his side with a silver bladed sword. Having found calming the Hunter useless the massive beast had fled instead of fighting back. Gideon only ever fought when protecting another life.
The large beast stopped, its great sides heaving as it bent onto its front knees. With a shudder the form of the wolf slid back and wavered until a young man of twenty years of age was in its place, on his knees. His handsome face was twisted with pain and his eyes were squinted shut in pain. He gripped his side with a moan before slowly, painfully slipping off his torn and ruined shirt and reaching for the bag he'd been carrying. For a few moments Gideon dug through it, cursing in his native French as the warm wind of spring danced about him and animals skirted about, spooked by the presence of a predator.
Finally Gideon brought out some creams and a needle with some surgical string, used for stitching. Usually a werewolf would have no needs for such a thing, but the silver slowed down his healing, and Gideon didn't exactly feel like stumbling any further with the gash in his side, for fear of catching some kind of disease. After a few hours and a couple gasps he'd finally stitched up his side with a professional hand and applied some antibiotics. Finding himself unwilling to go further he dragged himself up besides the trunk of a large pine and rested on his uninjured side. Laying his bag not far off he slid back into the skin of his wolf, knowing that in this form he'd heal a lot more faster. The smell of the flowers filled his nostrils and dusk slowly approached as he fell into a half dreaming state, his heart yearning for his home and his heart raced when nightmares of the day he'd been bitten took over the dreams of his homeland.
The large beast stopped, its great sides heaving as it bent onto its front knees. With a shudder the form of the wolf slid back and wavered until a young man of twenty years of age was in its place, on his knees. His handsome face was twisted with pain and his eyes were squinted shut in pain. He gripped his side with a moan before slowly, painfully slipping off his torn and ruined shirt and reaching for the bag he'd been carrying. For a few moments Gideon dug through it, cursing in his native French as the warm wind of spring danced about him and animals skirted about, spooked by the presence of a predator.
Finally Gideon brought out some creams and a needle with some surgical string, used for stitching. Usually a werewolf would have no needs for such a thing, but the silver slowed down his healing, and Gideon didn't exactly feel like stumbling any further with the gash in his side, for fear of catching some kind of disease. After a few hours and a couple gasps he'd finally stitched up his side with a professional hand and applied some antibiotics. Finding himself unwilling to go further he dragged himself up besides the trunk of a large pine and rested on his uninjured side. Laying his bag not far off he slid back into the skin of his wolf, knowing that in this form he'd heal a lot more faster. The smell of the flowers filled his nostrils and dusk slowly approached as he fell into a half dreaming state, his heart yearning for his home and his heart raced when nightmares of the day he'd been bitten took over the dreams of his homeland.