Larch's sides shuddered as she took short, ragged breaths. "I'm... I'm alright... I think." On her shoulder, there was a perfectly circular wound bleeding out into her gray and white fur; it was a bullet wound, bt because of the adrenaline, she hadn't noticed it at all.
Girvan raised his snout to the wind and tried to get any whiff of his pack.
"I lead the hunters away from the pack...but I don't know if they all followed me! I need to get back so I can help them if I can. Would you like to come with me?" He took a hesitant step forward, grimacing as a wave of pain washed over him. He could feel where the bullet had sliced through the base of his neck. He didn't want to know how bad it was. The thought of his packmates in danger dispelled any other thought as he turned to the she-wolf to see if she would come with him. He noticed her wounded shoulder and he felt split in two. He couldn't not help anyone in need, it wasn't his nature.
"Do you think you can walk? I'm sorry...but there are pups!"