Leo nudged Mardi, who grumbled in response. Mardi padded swiftly towards Snake. She drew in a breath and sweet smelling gas escaped her fur. The reverse of her poison gas would counter act the amount in the air and Snake's system ,since the bear was holding him and Mardi was the one who afflicted poison onto the bear.

Snake shuddered. His wound was deep and it was bound to get infected. There was damage to the muscle as well. His front right leg might never be able to moved again.

Mardi's fur glowed brighter as she examined the wound, with a grumble of disgust she opened her mouth and licked the bloody wound clean. She spat out a shard of the bear's claw onto the ground. "There, I'll send Leo to get some mint leaves to cover the wound." she eyed the forest warily and called out to a blue feline."Leo go and get some mint leaves! Quickly!" The blue feline named Leo nodded and bolted into the woods.

Snake was feverish and slightly sick. Sage watched worried for Snake who was obviously in horrible shape.

Moments later Leo burst into the clearing with large sweet smelling leaves. He passed them to Mardi who immediately began bandaging Snake's wound. She muttered something into Sage's ear that was too faint for Snake to hear, "Keep him asleep, some cloud berries would do. He'll need to rest. It'll hurt a ton when he wakes up, but it's better than dying."

Sage went off to get some cloud berries. Snake watched her go but he so badly wanted to close his eyes.

Mardi put a warm, soft paw on Snake's good shoulder. "Sleep." she said gently snatching glances at the forest waiting for Sage's return.

Snake closed his eyes and fell asleep. Sage came back a bit later with Cloud berries. She had several stems with the cloud berries.

Mardi nodded and took one of the stems. She put a paw on the end without berries. Then put the other half way. She slid the paw on the halfway mark all the way to the end, and the berries slid right off. She nudged them onto a nearby leaf and crushed them into pulp. She grasped the leaf in her teeth and carried it over to Snake's inert form. She opened his mouth with a paw and set the leaf in and closed his mouth again.

"Will he live?" Sage asked and looked at him.