Ian had scrambled to throw his crossbow on his back and grab his shields from the ground after Fanilly's sudden take off. He sprinted after her, she was capable of handling herself of course and handle the crossbowmen she was after, but that didn't mean he wasn't going to fight by her side. though he had gotten there to late, or perhaps to early, as a large flaming tree came down and he wasn't able to get out of the way.
He'd leapt back to try and avoid being crushed but it was the instinctive raising of a shield that did him in. When the tree landed on the shield it slammed to the ground, taking him with it, pinning him and crushing his arm. He cried out as it happened, his other arm almost getting wrenched as his other shield caught on the ground as he fell. He whimpered and coughed for a moment as he got his breath back, almost panicking when he realized how close to the flames he was, and tried to wriggle his arm out from under the shield.
When he got himself free he dragged himself back to lean against some not-burning pieces of what the bandits were formerly using as fortifications. He took the crossbow off his back and threw it down next to him, he then started to feel his arm and cried out again when he shifted it wrong and realized that at least one bone had fractured. He broken bones before, it would heal, for now though he set to make a quick makeshift sling for his arm.
Before he could finish a bandit had set upon him, Ian barely got his arm up in time to stop a dagger from entering his chest. The bandit had started to press down making it a contest of Ian's strength against the bandit's weight. Somewhere along Ian's hood shook off and his ears exposed, which were targeted by the bandit who attempted to bite them. He barely managed to flick his ear out of the way and the bandit's lunge created an opening for him pull his arm back and throw a bunch, stunning the bandit long enough for Ian to kick him off and pick up his crossbow. Taking quick aim he fired a bolt right into the bandit's eye but he had a friend charging right behind him. Dropping the bow, Ian grabbed his axe and kicked out for the bandit's ankle, causing her to trip and her neck to land right on Ian's blade.
Shoving the corpse off him he rose his axe again to defend himself but friendlier forces were moving into this part of the camp by now and he was safe for the moment. He dropped the axe and went back to his arm, tucking the limp appendage safely across his chest and lashing it there with a little difficulty due to using one hand. Once it was in place he was finally able to look around and appraising the situation. The tree had separated Fanilly from the rest of her forces with what must have been the bandit king, already some knights where making their way over the flames to help her and some where remaining to finish off the fleeing bandits.
He pushed himself up and looked over the flamming tree, without his shields he wouldn't have been to much help in that fight anyway, yet, so he set to help against the bandits. Picking up his crossbow he walked, with a slight limp, toward the group of soldiers being led by Marianne and Tiral. While the two knights led a charge Ian found a spot and rested his crossbow on the ruins of a tent and his hip, pulling back the string with his good arm and then putting a bolt in the catch, taking aim for a bandit close to Knight Marianne and firing. He repeated the process and kept aiming for targets close to the two knights at the front.