Letting go of his ankle he thought it a better idea to properly examine the damage so he pulled off his boot. Easier said than done however due to the water causing his clothes to stick to him, shoes and all. Aonghas opted to just take the forceful route rather than trying to gingerly wriggle it off and when he did so felt another jolt of pain fire up his leg. He scrunched up his face and managed to hold in any kind of pained squawk that wanted to come out.
At first he didn’t notice Jiagno appearing at his side at all and was scowling down at his injury, a finger poised to give the area a poke. He looked up when the bard spoke, feeling incredibly small all of a sudden. But he tested out if he could in fact wiggle his toes.
He could. It hurt.
”I can, yes. I don’t think it’s too bad, really. The look on his face said otherwise,with one eye screwed shut as he tried to move his foot more.
”I think may have rolled my ankle in all the excitement.” He nodded to the chute with a strained laugh. ”Just sheer clumsiness, really.”
Immediately he began to think he may have to hobble back to the Infirmary and he had the thought he may have to look for a large stick for balance. When Jigano reached his hand forward, Aonghas instinctively flinched away. However he had thought perhaps the bard had more knowledge, or at least a quick fix that would allow him to get back to the Infirmary with less strain. He nodded his approval for Jigano to proceed. All the while his face flushing red as he sat quietly mortified at the situation.
At first he didn’t notice Jiagno appearing at his side at all and was scowling down at his injury, a finger poised to give the area a poke. He looked up when the bard spoke, feeling incredibly small all of a sudden. But he tested out if he could in fact wiggle his toes.
He could. It hurt.
”I can, yes. I don’t think it’s too bad, really. The look on his face said otherwise,with one eye screwed shut as he tried to move his foot more.
”I think may have rolled my ankle in all the excitement.” He nodded to the chute with a strained laugh. ”Just sheer clumsiness, really.”
Immediately he began to think he may have to hobble back to the Infirmary and he had the thought he may have to look for a large stick for balance. When Jigano reached his hand forward, Aonghas instinctively flinched away. However he had thought perhaps the bard had more knowledge, or at least a quick fix that would allow him to get back to the Infirmary with less strain. He nodded his approval for Jigano to proceed. All the while his face flushing red as he sat quietly mortified at the situation.
