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[color=bc8dbf][h3][center]~Charlotte LaChance~[/center][/h3][/color]
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Charlotte gave Cait a critical look as she made a comment. Ugh, always with the flirting and teasing. to quickly silence any sort of other comments she might have, Charlotte pressed a finger hard against Cait's lips. She wasn't putting up with this right now.

[color=bc8dbf]"No, I don't. I've seen much better, so moving on,"[/color] Well, maybe not entirely true but she wasn't here to flirt or make goo-goo eyes at Cait. She wanted to get this over with. Charlotte pressed the other hand gently against the forming bruise. Had she really hit her that hard? Well, the power and effects of these tattoos were real, weren't they? She just needed to get a better reign on them. It didn't look or feel too bad.

[color=bc8dbf]"Deep breaths."[/color] Charlotte continued as her hand started trace along Cait's ribs around the area the bruise was. Didn't feel like anything was broken, at least. That'd be a bit worse, but still manageable. With a grunt, Charlotte removed her hand from Cait's lips, and stood, walking over to her work station.

[color=bc8dbf]"Nothing serious, just a bruise. Maybe a small fracture but nothing too bad."[/color] She didn't have the tools to see if it was anything worse, but she doubted it was serious. [color=bc8dbf]"Something to reduce the swelling,"[/color] Her hands moved over a few glass flasks before setting on one filled with a pale green clear liquid before shaking her head. [color=bc8dbf]"And a bit of nature extract for quick healing, just in case."[/color] Her hand moved over to a flask able to fit in the palm of someone's hand, picking it up before bringing it over to Cait. The liquid inside was a bright green color, and upon removing the covering one would be able to smell the pleasant scent of some wild flowers - which it was hard to pinpoint.

[color=bc8dbf]"Drink."[/color] Charlotte said, shoving it into Cait's hands. Normally she'd ask for payment, but she doubted the native had anything that would be of value to her.