Sabine nodded and rushed to Janius of command, dropping to one knee beside him. He was still breathing and he appeared awake, but his glazed eyes did not even hint at focus. That he didn't transform at Saras' advice only added more weight, even as Meesei kept him awake.

There were a few things that Sabine did in sequence, not one of which included keeping aware of her surroundings. She was wide-eyed and committed. She first gestured for Meesei to lift Janius' head up so he could drink from a small skin she pulled out of her bag. Sabine did not stop to explain what the concoction was, but whatever dribbled out of Janius' mouth did get down his gullet.

Sabine was not done yet. Logical deductions began to spin in her mind about the nature of the poison, leading to a few assumptions. Her next action was to begin unbuckling the armour on Janius' arm and pushing back the fabric so that she could see his wound. All the while, she began chewing on a small leaf. This was apparently without purpose until the wound was exposed, upon which time she lowered her head and spat on the wound itself. When she raised her head, her saliva had turned a sickly red upon contact with the edges of Janius' shallow cut. This was apparently enough information for Sabine to pull out a second potion for Janius to imbibe as well.

"He has to be still for a minute," Sabine explained after swallowing whatever leaf had been used.

The effects in Janius' body was immediately apparent to Meesei. The magic from the second potion seemed to be sweeping through his blood with sch precision and speed that it would cover his body in a tenth of the time it would take for a healer to do so manually. It was very specifically neutralising the poison and doing nothing else.

It was barely ten seconds before Janius began blinking rapidly and regained his focus. He didn't even look at his packmates around him before he grit his teeth and growled in pain. "Have to...get this poison out!" He shouted. Meesei was also noticing him in the earliest stages of transforming. "Have to keep fighting!"

Sabine spoke to Meesei, not being confident of directing Janius when he was so visibly worked up. "The first potion was to slow the poison. It slows the heart. He has to stay still until the antidote finishes."