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Rameses took the bandages to the place where his daughter had instructed him to go. He approached cautiously, watching from a distance and listening to his heart to what Ra told him to do. Finally, he came upon Kesi and lay down on the other side of the warrior, laying the medicine soaked bandages onto the male's burns. The male seemed familiar, though Rameses could not identify him through all the burns and scars.

Rameses nodded and lightly nuzzled his daughter, lovingly. "It is no matter, We will cross that bridge when the time comes. Perhaps there is hope for him. Ra would not give his blessing if this male would harm us." He spoke calmly. He lightly nuzzled his daughter again before turning and going back to their home, knowing she would call to him or Bastett if she needed help.

TIMESKIP

A few days later, Abdul was healing nicely. He'd been out of it for the duration of his stay and had only remembered the blue and white angel that had rescued him and prayed over him. His bright green eyes cracked open as he looked around, sitting up off of his side. He didn't see her anywhere so he looked at his own wounds, which were nasty looking and scabbed over, mostly hiding his moss colored hide.

Abdul snorted in disgust as his own appearance, glad that his sister was not around to see him like this. He heard footsteps around him and looked up and saw the beautiful female that'd been taking care of him. He smiled brightly when he saw her. "My beautiful guardian angel!" He exclaimed happily.

Abdul was silent, his face falling and his gaze going towards the ground as he added up the time since his fight with the flaming beast that had nearly killed him. He had wandered about for several days before finally collapsing, so it must have been at least two weeks since he'd been in the south. He closed his eyes and sighed, thinking of the blue male that had accompanied him. He hoped the young one was okay, but he really didn't know where he could find out. Finally he looked back up so he could answer the beautiful angel's question. "I am called Abdul, my precious angel. I cannot thank you enough for watching over me. My life is yours." He dipped his head in the best bow he could manage, seeing as how he was still unable to stand. "Can I inquire as to your name, Angel? And also perhaps in whose land I am residing now?" He asked with a gracious smile. She really was a beautiful creature, even more beautiful than the image of her that had plagued his restless dreams. He studied her closely before his eyes landed on the serpiente band around her back leg that seemed familiar, almost like his old friend Rameses. Rameses! Perhaps he could find the male when he was better, and ask for help with a raid against the South, or atleast against that firey male that had nearly killed him.

Abdul's mind spun. This was the daughter of his friend, and once travel companion Rameses? No wonder she was so beautiful, the old Pharoah had done himself well. "Wait.. Rameses?" A grin lit upon his face as he struggled to his hooves despite the pain. "Where is that old boy? I know him! He and I used to travel together!" He exclaimed, just as he began to sway from his legs wanting to buckle underneath him. That was when her other words sank into his head, and he dipped it in respect for her. "You have nothing to fear from me, dear Angel. I am a warrior of the King's lands, even if I have no Chosen." He said, looking straight into her eyes. "Your father would be able to attest to that, dear lady."

Abdul sighed and lay back down, finding it extremely difficult to remain in an upright position at the moment. Oh what he wouldn't give to be in his home barn at Aila's with cold rags placed over these scorch marks. But... he was glad to be here. At least he was safe, and he had a guardian angel watching over him, who just happened to be one of the most beautiful creatures he had ever seen.


Bastett had been just about to chomp into a delicately delicious morsel that she had brought out in a bag with her, when she heard her sister's seemingly distressed call. Bastett looked to where the voice had come from, and was about to head that way, before she turned, lapped up the whole apple in her mouth and began chewing, and then began running towards her sister so as to help. "Doff ju ee 'omfin?" She got out over the apple bits in her mouth as she continued to chew.

Bastett swallowed her apple and gave a small nod, rolling her eyes slightly. "I'll be back." She said before running off. It wasnt long before she returned with Rameses, who immediately went to the downed stallion.

Rameses stopped just before Abdul and peered at him curiously. "Well if my eyes never deceive me. It is you, Abdul!"

Abdul grinned up at his old friend. "OF course its me, ye old Egyptian sand bag. Did you really think I would be gone forever?" He chuckled, wincing in pain at the motion.