The Ji’val accepted the help given by Nat to get to her feet. Turning her head away from the Gaidin, she spit out another mouthful of blood. As adrenaline started to wear off, pain started to blossom in her nose, and ribs. A stubborn part of her wanted to argue she was fine, but the blood coming from her nose was a pretty clear indication she was anything but fine.
“I won’t argue with you there,” Paks replied. Looking at the unconscious forms of each of the goons, she shook her head and looked back to Nat, “How did you manage to take three of the bastards out to my one?!”
‘She’s a Gaidin, and she’s not been slacking in her training the way you tend to do. I mean, you held your own, no doubt, but. . .you want to be like her? You gotta learn to focus, my heart,’ Jesi appeared behind Nat and wore a knowing smirk as she folded her arms.
Paks shot her a flat look before looking back to the Gaidin. Jesi disappeared. . .for now.
Before Nat had a chance to reply, the Ji’val coughed and winced, “The Yellows are going to love me for this. They may never let me back out of the infirmary again.”
“I won’t argue with you there,” Paks replied. Looking at the unconscious forms of each of the goons, she shook her head and looked back to Nat, “How did you manage to take three of the bastards out to my one?!”
‘She’s a Gaidin, and she’s not been slacking in her training the way you tend to do. I mean, you held your own, no doubt, but. . .you want to be like her? You gotta learn to focus, my heart,’ Jesi appeared behind Nat and wore a knowing smirk as she folded her arms.
Paks shot her a flat look before looking back to the Gaidin. Jesi disappeared. . .for now.
Before Nat had a chance to reply, the Ji’val coughed and winced, “The Yellows are going to love me for this. They may never let me back out of the infirmary again.”
