Hunted

The Hunted walked into the lands of the lady feeling safe. He quietly walked up to the door setting down the pup that had recieved a snake bite. He walked to the door and scratched once and began to bark like mad. He then sat down quietly next to Achecheta and curled around him to keep the small pup warm while they waited for the lady to come

Akecheta

Akecheta sat beside Hunted. He began to shake. He could feel poison run trough his body. If it wasn't from the snake bite he wonderd what it was. It was sertainly something. He felt dizzy. Dizzy and strange.

Lady

The lady was quick to come to the door. Not knowing either of these wolves, she was a bit hesitant at first, but she trusted they were here for help as most were, and so they wouldn't attack so easily. She stepped outside and knelt down near them, first trying to figure out what was wrong. She noted the pup was shaking and suspected that he was the one needing help. The lady talked softly and stretched out her hands towards the young one, seeing how he would react; and of course how Hunted would act too. She needed to get a close look in order to learn that he was bitten by a snake.

Akecheta

Akecheta Leaned forward to the lady sniffing her hand. He wasn't the friendliest wolf, but he wasn't about to attak. Unless she would to hurt him. The pain began to hurt more. He saw two people, a blur and he freacked. He gentaly growled to warn to stay back.

Hunted

He glanced down at the pup and said softly "Calm down she wont hurt you see watch" he reached up and gently licked the ladys hand his tongue caressing and smooth. She of course would know Aaka and her fighting how she wasnt the friendliest. It was strange how they were related

Lady

Greatly relieved for Hunted's trust, the lady gingerly reached out to take hold of Akecheta. She was wary of the aggression he showed, but being only a pup, she could manage to hold his muzzle if he should bite. And if he did manage to bite her, she knew it would be nothing serious. It was quickly apparent that something was wrong with his leg. Swelling, for one. Since his fur was finer than an adults, it was possible for her to run her finger up the leg, against the hairs, and see through to the skin with some ease.

She quickly spotted a discolored area on the skin where the swelling was the worst. A bad fracture? No... there was a small puncture wound; a snake bite! It was fairly cold for snake to be out at this time, but some days grew warm enough for the serpants to come out and sun themselves. It was obvious that he was bitten by a poisonous snake by not only the swelling and dicoloration, but his actions as well. To her, he seemed a bit dizzy, like he couldn't focus his eyes well... nausia, most likely. There were two species of snake she thought of. Both were pit vipers that lived in this area; the Copperhead and Western Rattlesnake. They would produce these symptoms. Since the rattle snakes would be hybernating with each other still, the lady quickly assumed it was a Copperhead that had bitten the pup.

The bad news was, a single drop of venom from this poisonous serpent would kill a creature at fifty pounds of weight. Being a pup, Akecheta wasn't even at that fifty pounds of weight yet Still, there was some hope for him. In defense, Copperheads rarely deliver over a drop of vemon; but still, considering the pup's age and small size, even half a drop could be enough to do him in. The fact that he was still alive and conscious was a good sign, so the Lady moved quickly to help him.

Hoping Hunted wouldn't become to alarmed with her, the Lady carried Akecheta to the Back Yard.

Akecheta

Akecheta yelped as the lady picked him up. He didn;t turst her. He tryed to bite but only snapped the air he was too dizzy to do anything. Akecheta then slumped over, energy began to drain out of him