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the goblins soon found each other and when the female goblin luz woke up she was greeted by the sight of the rescue party coming to see her. The goblin was able to meet up with each other and greet themselves once more for the sake of goblin Luz however they still had one more person to worry about. They were still searching for the other female that went off last night to explore. While they did not have tracks of her footprints to follow they did have something. Once Zats lead to where they last saw Gina they would notice a large number of leaves on the forest floor from when she kept jumping, it created a sort of path for them to follow allowing them to look for her if they moved quickly before the winds picked up to blow the trail away. 

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The lone goblin was soon searching for the orange berries and it wasn't all that hard to find them. He needed only look where he saw red berries as they generally grew close to each other. Once he had them and brought them back to goblin Grandpa he took them and squeezed them until the juice came out on the now grounded herbs and started to mix them together. It didn't take much longer for him to get the herbs and berries to turn into a thick kind of paste. He put the solution into a stone bowl and handed it to him. [color=8dc73f]"Apply it to the young ones wound and make sure they don't walk on the bad leg. They could get back safely, it will sting when it is first applied but after a moment it will dull the pain"[/color] Grandpa explained gesturing for him to go and bring the young one back

Goblin Arch learned [b]Primitive medicine:[/b] The goblin now knows how to make primitive salves and bandages for fresh wounds. He cant make sophisticated medicine but can now craft items that will ease pain and prevent infection.