Jack could appreciate healing magic; it was a lot quicker than his âtraditionalâ method⌠the one where he deals with the injury alone by relying solely on the fact that he was (to a degree) immortal, and that the moon was not done punishing him yet and thus would not let him be bested by a crude wooden pike twig. He had done it before, many a time, and it was never pleasant.
Heâd also had many instances of healing magic, recently. Far to many times heâd had Ostara by his side, helping him clean up his messes. So with those experiences behind him Jack was well aware that healing magic meant 2 things: 1) The body was not supposed to heal at that rate. For that to happen it takes an incredible amount of energy in a very short period of time. So the ordeal was physically taxing, for the healed, and sometimes for the healer too. Already the adrenaline was starting to wear off and he could feel his body going into hibernation. 2) Debt. He would owe someone Sammy for going through the trouble of saving him some trouble because he got into trouble⌠was it too late to just wait this out without magic?
Yep, it was too late. Sammy was already doing this. Nightshade arrived soon after. He scowled half-heartedly at Samâs words to her. âAre you trying to say Iâm a handful?â His attention then shifted to Nightshade, who had poofed by his side, and her witty banter, unable to resist. âIâll say it , that was a good one⌠but itâs hard to look hot when youâre with the coolest cat around~â The frost spirit quipped in return, even daring a wink and that stupid grin of his.
As soon as Nightshade poofed to Jackâs side, she was in her human form - just in time to shoot both finger guns and a wink at him in return for the pun. âAaaaaaaay~â Samhain rolled his eyes. âHope that sense aâhumor means ya donât have a concussion!â Nightshade giggled, lifting up Jackâs sweater to inspect the damage. Samhain was able to stop the bleeding but Jackâs insides still needed some serious patching up if he wanted to be up-and-at-em in the next hour or so. âOof, what happened here Jacky? Ya tripped anâ fell hundred times over?â
âNightie, Iâll leave âim to you while I get us home,â said Samhain, already standing and casting something with his hands. An arcane circle appearing on the ground beneath them and glowing.
âAye aye, capân!â Though it was a serious injury, Nightshade was still her chipper self as she tended to Jack. âOk Jacky, looks like youâve lost a bit aâblood there so Imma need you to stay awake! Stay wimme aight? No sleepy bye-bye just yet!â she warned firmly, casting her spells. Healing magick was swift but not painless. Jack would be able to feel his flesh and tissue stitching themselves together while the earth under them rumbled.
Within two blinks, they were transported from whatever wreckage they were just in to their familiar, warm abode in Sundown. While Samhainâs part of the job was done, Nightshade stayed by Jackâs side and made sure he was healed all the way through.