- Dec 18, 2022
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──ᨒ↟↟ᨒ↟ᨒ↟↟ᨒ── //this is a thread for those who are sick and at the badger set! kittens will not be here; they are staying in the meddie den :)
Wolfsong hopes that WindClan is better prepared this time for yellowcough. He knows what to expect, after all, and he began moving cats to quarantine much sooner given his experience, but it is still so very contagious. It has swept through their camp like the fires that ravaged it so few moons ago, though unlike the walls of flame, at least he can treat an illness. He is not completely helpless, even if he is still frustrated that the outbreak has progressed this far (and that he must face it with a completely new apprentice, appointed in the absence of a dear friend).
Celandinepaw must rise to the occasion. He will as well. He heads to the badger set with purpose, his stride brisk and without quarter, carrying a bundle of lungwort and moss with Celandinepaw in tow. It is a hollow of sickness. He catches, quite briefly, a flash of dark striped fur, there and gone in the blink of his eye. A memory more than ghost, though he would not be surprised if Weaselclaw did find a way to haunt this place.
Wolfsong steps inside, setting down his herbs. Later, he will bring strengthening remedies, but for now, the lungwort is most crucial. He inspects his clanmates with a frown, searching for those among them who are still mostly lucid, or, at the very least, awake.
Wolfsong hopes that WindClan is better prepared this time for yellowcough. He knows what to expect, after all, and he began moving cats to quarantine much sooner given his experience, but it is still so very contagious. It has swept through their camp like the fires that ravaged it so few moons ago, though unlike the walls of flame, at least he can treat an illness. He is not completely helpless, even if he is still frustrated that the outbreak has progressed this far (and that he must face it with a completely new apprentice, appointed in the absence of a dear friend).
Celandinepaw must rise to the occasion. He will as well. He heads to the badger set with purpose, his stride brisk and without quarter, carrying a bundle of lungwort and moss with Celandinepaw in tow. It is a hollow of sickness. He catches, quite briefly, a flash of dark striped fur, there and gone in the blink of his eye. A memory more than ghost, though he would not be surprised if Weaselclaw did find a way to haunt this place.
Wolfsong steps inside, setting down his herbs. Later, he will bring strengthening remedies, but for now, the lungwort is most crucial. He inspects his clanmates with a frown, searching for those among them who are still mostly lucid, or, at the very least, awake.
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— ★★★☆☆ WOUNDS: You're (mostly) in safe paws. You'll know if he's less experienced if he asks for your permission to try a treatment. No wound can scare him away from knowledge.
— ★★★☆☆ INFECTION: He can prevent most infections. If you feel feverish, let him know; he'll hum thoughtfully over herbs and sniff your wound before saying, "With your blessing..." -
— ★☆☆☆☆ ACHES & PAINS: If you complain to him of pain, he'll ask where. If it's a headache, you'll likely feel a bit better. For anything else, "Try this, if you'd like, and tell me how you feel."
— ★☆☆☆☆ BROKEN BONES: At best. he can ask you to remain lying down in the den. He may try to distract you with conversation while he considers what herb to feed you. -
— ★★★★★ TRAVELING HERBS: Going somewhere? No worries; Wolfsong knows just what you need to stay hale and healthy during your journey. The rest is up to you.
— ★★★☆☆ KITTING: Thanks to Starlingheart and his own pregnancy, he's better prepared for the arrival of kits, but any complications will need a little faith and a lot of luck. -
— ★☆☆☆☆ POISONS: It's best if you avoid eating anything unfamiliar to you— it's probably just as unfamiliar to Wolfsong. The best he can do is offer you yarrow and sit with you.
— ★★★☆☆ ILLNESS: If it's white or greencough, you'll likely recover. Otherwise, prepare for odd concoctions and the usual request that you consent to a little trial-and-error.