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[RHINESTONE.]

The entire incident had been quite exhausting, especially considering the energy that had gone into shifting forms. However, Rhinestone found herself vaguely invigorated by Mezrith's words, a soft and slightly weak laugh leaving the legate. She shook her head from side to side, muttering as she glanced in the direction of the Coalition's territory, "I'm sure that's exactly what they think that they're doing... however, they underestimated me. They're underestimating the Glades as a whole. Don't worry, Mezrith. We'll get some revenge once I'm a bit better, I promise." She grinned a bit crookedly in the direction of her companion, ignoring the way that her shoulder and neck were throbbing unpleasantly. Even if the wounds had settled slightly, they still stung whenever she shifted, something that made her clench her teeth slightly.

As if on cue, Sorbet arrived on the scene, the legate glancing in his direction with a bit of a forced smile. While she had been hoping to hide her pain, it seemed as though Sorbet had picked up on what was going on, something that wasn't entirely surprising. After all, Sorbet had been learning a bit from Rosemary lately, hadn't he? That was honestly sort of a relief, considering how Vaas had essentially dropped off the face of the earth. The legate had hoped that she wouldn't have to worry about her actual injuries, but the feeling of warm blood against her neck and shoulder motivated her over to where Sorbet was. She muttered, closing her eyes briefly before she spoke, "Ah... hey, Sorbet. Honestly... I'm not sure I'm completely alright. I think that my injuries closed a little bit when I shifted, but. Theyre still bleeding..." She lifted her paw up to press lightly against her own shoulder, recoiling as more warm blood stained her fur. She questioned Sorbet, her head tilting to one side, "Do you think there's anything you could do? I know you've been training with Rosemary..." Honestly, The Typhoon sage continued to be a blessing, even after everything that had happened.

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