Meirie struggled for a little while longer before her head finally relaxed as the spell overtook her and put her unconscious. It really wasn’t going to work for too long though. Luckily it seemed that Kathlin was rather good at what she did and the draenei’s shoulder was quickly put back into it’s place. The moment that happened, Mei’s rather strong muscles were already back into place, keeping the shoulder secured on it’s place. There was a lot the draenei could do with her muscles alone and she had put quite some effort into mastering her own body. This though was just a thing that happened naturally when one’s muscles were as well developed and sculpted by training like Mei’s were.

 Suddenly as expected Mei’s eyes started to open again. She let out a low groan, feeling a rather nice cooling sensation at her shoulder. She threw a glance at her wounded shoulder that was no feeling so comfortable cool. For her surprise she found was a piece of cloth that letting out cold sensation. Surely the work of magic. The draenei smiled, inwardly sure it was Vashi’s handywork! She liked it and was going to keep it for quite a while longer.

 “Hey… nice work.” Mei then stated as she looked at Kathlin. The draenei realized the human girl had indeed did well in her craft. It wasn’t unusual to meet healers who could do the not magical side of the craft, but it was nice to meet ones who showed such proficiency at it! She had certainly done it better than Mei would have self fix her shoulder. That coupled with Vashi’s ice compress meant the berserker’s shoulder already felt in very working condition.” Still I guess I should use my other arm for a while huh?” She asked, slowly standing up, showing her quick recuperation from the spell effects.

 “If you transmogrify… do so into a human. It will be a lot easier to trick anyone who try to stop you for questioning if you look like a human.” The draenei stated, joining in the conversation.” Also preferably be dressed like commoners… you two should be able to pose as newly weds or something like that on their way to their new home.”