Lucky shot

"Yeah, you're telling me," Vai muttered as she caught the hawk's golden gaze, smirking and shaking her head. "I have no idea what happened or how I did it, Remi, but it's why you're not hurting any more. Hurting as much, anyway. I don't want to risk doing it again though, given you were dragged out of the air and thrown to the ground." No, she'd prefer to leave Remi's assessment to the infirmary once they got back to the Sanctuary. In the meantime, though, she thought nothing of ruffling gentle fingers through the soft fluff on his chest, scrunching her nose and hiding a grin - she couldn't help it. It was like carrying a little hawk baby. Luckily, as they continued to walk through the mist, the surroundings caught her attention. "I know a story about a city that was always misty," she said, offhand. "Need I ask if you'd like to hear it while we get you back to the Sanctuary? vervain where the wild things are