"O-Oh," Catiel muttered, feeling a little embarrassed. Ugh, now she probably looks ungrateful for him trying to help her, despite the fact he's not in the best shape right now. "Well, I guess since I'm up anyway, I'll try to carry you the rest of the way," she said. "So, get some rest. Alright? I'll take care of everything for you." As if to prove her point, she pushed herself off the ground and dusted herself off. Noting the state of the bandages, she sighed. Sadly, as she lacked actual medical knowledge, she can't really do much more about them then replacing the bloody bandages for clean ones. Even then, it would do nothing about what might have gotten into it.

AND SUDDENLY

Catiel was pushed out of the way, due to a rather inpatient looking dire crab. It begun to snap off Sun's bandages, replacing them with new ones, fitted tight and proper. And then the crab hit Sun on the head, shaking it's claw in annoyance. "Uhhh..." Sun looked at the cab, before laughing.

"About time you got here, jerk!" He laughed, patting Racky's shell. "HeheOWowowow." He grasped, grabbing his side. "Doctor's please." He moaned. Racky walked over to Sun's upper body, grabbing his shirt with it's claw. It snapped at Catiel, motion for her to pick up his legs.

Dire-crab or not, it's obviously been through this song and dance a few times before.

---

"AAAGHH" Sun screamed, bolting up, grasping for breath. "What the, where am?" He asked, frantically look around. "Whoa I'm dizzy now." He complained, grabbing his head to make him stop.

"Morning, Sun." The town's healer, a mature looking woman in a white outfit, with her brown hair up in a bun, her glasses-covered eyes looking over some notes. "Heya!" He smiled, waving.

"Eh?" Catiel blinked when the crab suddenly shoved her out of the way. Staring at the dire crab's work, she couldn't help but wonder how many times Sun's gotten himself into these kinds of situations. She was snapped out of her thoughts when the crab snapped its claw at her, at which point she saw how it was picking up his upper half. Getting the message, she grabbed a hold of his legs and lifted. Figuring the crab probably knew the way to the nearest healer, she let it lead.

---

Sitting in the corner on a chair was Catiel, fidgeting uncomfortably looking kinda timid. "G-Good morning," she stammered. It's nothing the healer did, it's just that she was feeling nervous being in the same room as more then one human. The fact there also happened to be a lot of sharp pointy things, in the form of needles and blades for when the healer actually has to cut something, also wasn't helping her nerves. Aiming a nervous glance at the healer before looking away, she looked less like a fighter and more like a child who is worried that they were in trouble. "H-How are you feeling, a-any better?"

As soon as Sun heard Catiel, his face flashed to life, with a large smile. "I'm doing way better!" He said, getting out of bed, and stretching. "...H-hey! Where's my shirt?" He asked, freaking out. "It was torn up. Racky went and got your spare clothes." The healer said, gesturing to a table. Sun nodded, walking over and changing. "Man, all I needed was a good nap! I feel better than I was before!" Sun told Catiel, facing her and smiling.

"A good nap and about ten bottles of medicine." The healer corrected.

"Only ten bottles this time? See, I was perfectly fine, if that's all I needed!"

The healer sighed, shaking her head. "Anyways, you're free to go. The crab paid me already."

And with that, Sun smiled, grabbing Catiel's hand. "Come on!" He told her, leading her out of the healer's house. They exited right into the middle of the small town, one or two people giving them looks, but most going around their business.

It was a small, beach side town, with little in it. A general store, a healer's house, a bakery and an inn it's main places of note. Not many people visited, and most everybody know everybody else. "Hey, let me show you around town!" He told her, dragging her off.

The first stop being the bakery, getting them both something to eat. "Here!" He reached out his han, offering some fresh bread. "Eat you, you must be hungry."

"T-That's good to hear," Catiel responded, a small relieved smile forming. When Sun acted like ten bottles of medicine isn't a lot, she could feel her eye twitch in irritation. Seriously? Most fatal wounds only take somewhere within the range of 5 or 6 bottles, ten is usually reserved for someone who's half-dead. Sighing in exasperation, she waited until he was dressed, wondering what next. When the healer mentioned the crash, she found herself wondering just how smart that thing is, yet again. However, she was promptly snapped out if her thoughts when Sun grabbed her hand and led her out. Surprise from the sudden movement quickly gave easy to her calming herself down to put on her mask, noticing that a couple people were staring. To her surprise, they just got back to work. No comments? No threats? Nothing? Confused, she didn't make any moves to stop her more energetic friend (a thought that gave her a warm thrill whenever she thoughtof it) in his tour.
When she was handed the bread, she stared at it. She's seen people eating these things, but she never really got to try it, since she never really had the money to buy food, so she had to hunt for it and saved what money she had for clothes. After a few seconds of somewhat awkward silence, she took a bite of it. As she hadn't eaten anything since they went to the cave, she was indeed really hungry. So, it didn't take long for her to finish.