I am not much of a healer, but I will take these notes so I may remember more clearly what has gone on here.
Currently it is fourteen days since the incident and Edward’s Broadstreet. The rest of those that survived are mostly healed from the worst of their injuries without the need of intervention and are returning to normal.
Bridget has not.
Whatever it is that her Sire did, which I still do not understand but am thankful I was not there to see up close before the end, there are places where it seems muscle was nearly ripped from the bone where others it was as if she’d been cut down by some large sword. She was incapacitated for two nights, not including the night of the incident, and her mobility is diminished as we wait for the greater damage to heal. This impacts her right side more than her left, which is logical given how she had to approach.
At this time I no longer fear she will succumb to the Final Death, though it concerns me how delayed her recovery has become. Whether it is a case of mental anguish over the events or some other issue, it is a weakness now that Edward is aware of and more than happy to use to his advantage. Had he not lost two of his Childe’s enforcers in the night, I am sure I would have seen him laugh. Once the incident resolved, both the injured and incapacitated were transported to his haven, and in the night that followed, what remained of Lorelai was secured and taken elsewhere.
I can see that this would have been a good time to bind her to him, and so has he. We did discuss this before she came back to herself. Whether it is hubris or idealism that has kept him from doing so, I do not care. Perhaps I underestimate them both and it is fear that she would drain him out of rage?
Regardless, it is good that he has not. Now she is healing and we are patient.
your OC’s doctor/healer talking about their injuries
I am not much of a healer, but I will take these notes so I may remember more clearly what has gone on here.
Currently it is fourteen days since the incident and Edward’s Broadstreet. The rest of those that survived are mostly healed from the worst of their injuries without the need of intervention and are returning to normal.
Bridget has not.
Whatever it is that her Sire did, which I still do not understand but am thankful I was not there to see up close before the end, there are places where it seems muscle was nearly ripped from the bone where others it was as if she’d been cut down by some large sword. She was incapacitated for two nights, not including the night of the incident, and her mobility is diminished as we wait for the greater damage to heal. This impacts her right side more than her left, which is logical given how she had to approach.
At this time I no longer fear she will succumb to the Final Death, though it concerns me how delayed her recovery has become. Whether it is a case of mental anguish over the events or some other issue, it is a weakness now that Edward is aware of and more than happy to use to his advantage. Had he not lost two of his Childe’s enforcers in the night, I am sure I would have seen him laugh. Once the incident resolved, both the injured and incapacitated were transported to his haven, and in the night that followed, what remained of Lorelai was secured and taken elsewhere.
I can see that this would have been a good time to bind her to him, and so has he. We did discuss this before she came back to herself. Whether it is hubris or idealism that has kept him from doing so, I do not care. Perhaps I underestimate them both and it is fear that she would drain him out of rage?
Regardless, it is good that he has not. Now she is healing and we are patient.