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I pin my ears back, sitting down. I was leaning a bit to the side, holding myself up with only my front legs. My legs were shakeing, scared. For i didn't know if this dog was here to help, or had smelled the blood, and saw a easy target. I figured either way, it would be easier than what i was going through right now. I whine, dragging myself closer as i put my head down.

Hearing shuffles and a quiet whine, Major paused, wondering if the dog would lash at him in defense. "You alright?" He barked towards the stranger, deciding to stay a good distance back. His eyes had finally adjusted to the dim light and saw the broken shape of a pale colored dog, making his hackles rise.

I see the dog, almost instantly dragging myself back. I heard the voice, and saw the dogs rising hackles, making me almost fall back as i try to push myself back more. I didn't respond, for i didn't want to get in more trouble. After only getting about a foot back, i start panting, putting my head low. I sit, leaning on one side as if i was about to lay on my side.

Bambi's audits pushed forward, though her hearing wasnt as great as an older canine's would be, she could still make out a bark, possibly Major's. She took a step back and barley missed being trampled on by a human by again leapimg back. She looked after the stranger and showed her frustration by letting loose a low growl. The human merely laughed at the young Australian Shepherd's attemp at being intimidating and stamped its feet at her. She leaped back some more, keeping her eyes on the two legged creature, snapping her jaws warningly
The human gave up and started to walk away as if they hadn't even met. However her growl was still emitting from her throat as he strolled about, soon disappearing from her vision.

A small twitch of his maw showed his slight discontent at the situation and empty response but he remained in the open position to help the injured canine. Major scanned his eyes over the wounded dog, considering whether to help her or not. "Where are the dogs that did this," he asked sharply, when he noticed the scents of the other dogs were close.

i pin my ears back, looking where the dogs had went. It was left of me, outside of the alley way. I hoped that this would get the dogs attention off of me, and onto the other dogs. As for i didn't want to be injured worse. I just wait, putting my head down as i hope he well go that way.

Major looked in the direction the dog implied, but did not move towards that area. He instead walked closer towards the injured canine, deciding he could trust her though he was still hesitant. "Looks like they chewed you out pretty good," he grunted at the literal pun. Despite being doubtful about being able to help the dog recover, Major gave a glance back out to where he had left Bambi hoping she knew some tricks in patching up wounds.

Bambi walked a bit closer to where Major disappeared off to and barked, hoping he heard. "What's wrong... everything alright?" She wasnt sure how far he had gone, she just sat back on her haunches and pushed her audits forward, bowing her head downwards a bit to pick up the slightest answer.

I put my head down, not looking at the dog as I shot up, my back leg still never touching the ground. I didn't want to die, but I'm also awkward around strangers. My eyes glance behind him, then back behind me before i turn my head back to the ground. I saw no one, nothing. I just whined, and looked around, trying not to be awkward around the stranger, but that was no use. I just get up, and put my head low as I look at the dog, nodding as i pin my flopped ears to my head again.

Hearing Bambi's voice, Major looked back once more. "In a way. Are you good with curing?" His ears flicked back towards the unknown dog as he heard movement and turned to face her, "You shouldn't stand. I'm not going to bite." Major lowered his hackles as he noticed she looked uncomfortable with the situation, more so than he was. "My name's Major," he added, hoping this would add a layer of familiarity.

She thought a bit. "I know a bit, not much." She took a few cautious steps forward. "Whats wrong? What happened?" She was already tucking her banner between her hind legs, peeking in the opening. She didn't hear an attack, but anything was possible. She whinned a bit at the thought.

I sit back down, looking at the two dogs. All this time I hadn't spoke, but just done as they said.
I was a pretty large dog, so it seemed like my voice would be deep, and intimidating. I just look at the two, then back at the ground before saying "I'm Mossberg". My voice was quiet, and calm. My voice seemed like it would be more for, a pomeranian. Though my voice could be loud and deep, it was only that way if i was running from something. I look at the Australian Shepherd, wondering where she had come from.

Bambi couldn't really see but heard the reply of another dog and tilted her head. What was going on? She tried to make herself seem a bit bigger, a bit more intimidating nonetheless. She kept a rigid posture, her head bowed downa a bit.

"Not quite sure, our friend Mossberg hasn't said much," Major kept his eyes on Mossberg as he spoke, studying the deep cuts hidden behind fur. Noticing Bambi hung back, he flicked an ear, giving the signal that it was alright to come closer.

The canine walked forward cautiously, narrowing her eyes a bit. She wasn't sure what she was expecting, but she wasn't expecting the sight she had saw laid out before her. There was a large dog, bigger than her, that was for sure, and she looked to be injured. She narrowed her eyes a bit more, trying to put the puzzle together.

I look at the two, calming down as my body grows relaxed. I flop down to my side, bending my head as close as i can to my legs as possible. I keep my eyes on the two, letting my fluffy, curled tail thump on the ground. I tried to welcome them, though i didn't trust others will, i was pretty trust-worthy. I just keep wagging my tail, it thumping the ground as my eyes look at the two, wondering what they would do next.

"Should..." she had trouble gathering her words as she turned to Major. "Should we help her up? Or..." she trailed of, unsure what Major wanted to do. She felt a bit awkward in a situation like this. She remembers being a pup, before the owners she had just left, playing with herbs when her siblings got sick and they always seemed to work.

I stop wagging my tail, rolling up into a ball as i put my head all the way back so i could see them. I looked back and forth from the Australian Shepherd, then the German Shepherd. My body was clearly relaxed, as if welcoming them closer. I let my body fall limp, hopeing it would let them trust me.

Now frowning, Major didn't know how to start the process of getting the dog back on her feet. "I guess we should stop the bleeding first. I don't know how though, I was hoping you would," his words came out in a low voice as the canines that did this were still near.

She nodded, noticing Majord lowered voice. "Ill find something." She took off back towards where they came from, sniffing around for maybe some cobweb. She found some hiding in a corner of another alley and scooped it up in her paws, a big chuck of it. She placed it gently in her maw and trotted back to the two, looking at Mossberg as if asking for permission. If applied right, the cobwebs would apply a sort of pressure that will stop the bleeding and help the wounds close.

I stay calm, my body still relaxed, as for i kind of had to trust them. I look away from them, trying to show i didn't care if they came over. I paw at my face a bit, covering the black ink spot over my eye. I stretch my long legs out the most i can. I look back over at them, one of my paws still over my eye as i welcome them over.

Bambi found the gesture odd, but cautiously walked closer. "It may sting a bit." She sat back on her haunched and placed the cobwebs on her paw. She managed to stretch it out over the wounds and placed a gentle paw on it to hold it. She smiled as she finished and backed up.

The pain hadn't bothered me much, compared to the pain of my wounds. I just put m paw back on the ground, trying to get up. I had managed to get my front long legs straight, but half of my body was still on its side, on the ground. The upper half of my body was as if i was standing, the lower half was as if i was laying on my side. I keep trying. trying to throw the lower half of my body to the side, hopeing it would let me go into a sitting position.

"The cobwebs wont be able to stick if you move around to much." Bambi's voice was low, barely above a whisper. "Take it easy." She was planning on saying we'll help you, but didn't want to speak for Major, and Bambi herself couldn't do much more to help.