It hurt.  Where she had blocked the swing of the hammer had broken her arm someplace, but she didn't let it show on her face to the others.  She winced every now and then when Niall, Fio and the prisoner weren't looking, but she let her shield arm sit at her side as she sheathed her sword and held that hand on the arm where it felt like there was a broken bone and poured some small amount of healing magic she could muster.  "Glad to see you alive, Niall.  That said, this all went a lot more horridly than I had anticipated, truthfully.  I didn't think someone would turn into that monstrosity."  The Knightess frowned a small bit.  "Much more loss of life on our side than anticipated.  These bandits shouldn't have been half as strong as they were."  She grimaced for a second before a flush of anger crossed her face.  It was obvious what caused the look on her face.  It didn't take long before she closed her eyes and taking a deep breath.  "There's three of them left. My men, that is."

The Knightess shook her head.  "I told them to clear the walls of archers if they could.  And not to die."  A small wry smile crossed her face. "If they did, I'll bring them back to life just to kill them myself."  With that, Luna started back towards where she left the soldiers.  "Still, I wonder if there's a feasible way to bring all their bodies back.  I'd like their families to have a last chance to say goodbye."  With her and Niall wounded and only three soldiers left aside, she wondered if they just needed to hide the soldiers bodies and then come back for them with some extra hands.  "Maybe there's a cart around here I could push."