Everest looked at her worriedly. "Does it hurt? I could carry you on my back if it does." He eyed her paw, and purred slightly in frustration. If any rogues smelled the scent of another cat's blood in his territory, they would try and overthrow Everest, which would end badly.

"Yeah I'm too good at fighting unless it's play fighting. Thats why I'm usually out hunting." Suir commented. He smiled a bit more when Rana said that he was nice, "Your very nice too." He said.

"That's interesting. And thanks." Rana purred loudly, her eyes closing slightly. It was harder and harder to keep her eyes open now that she had a stomach full of bird meat.

Ladri looked up at Everest. "It's bleeding isn't it? So yeah, I think it probably hurts," she growled coolly. She sighed, and turned away. "Sorry for causing this problem in your territory," she murmured quietly. "I should be able to walk though," she added, a note of determination creeping into her voice. On the inside though, she was terrified. What if she couldn't walk for a while yet? How would she hunt? With a jolt Ladri realized that she wouldn't be able to get back to her clan. Would Ophiera take them away? Poor Aera, she wouldn't understand at all.

"Well I guess now I better get going." Suri said with another frown, "I hope I see you again though." He said as he stalked off to go find his snake he had buried.