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Daniel lead Jilirean to his home. He stopped outside and smiled at it fondly before recalling that there was a pressing matter and he pulled out keys from his pocket and made his way to the door. He unlocked it and swung the door open, reaching in to turn on the light before stepping back and allowing Jilirean to go through the door first, "welcome home Jil," he said with a smile.

"Thank you," said Daniel happily, "but you don't have to call me master, Daniel, Danny, or even Dan is fine. You could even call me D if you want," he waited but realized she was probably not going to go in without him going in first so he walked inside and held the door for her before shutting it behind her, "follow me please," he said and lead her to the office part of his home. He indicated for her to sit in a chair there as he went to get some supplies.

Daniel came back with several items and put them on the desk near where Jilirean sat and he carefully took her arm and inspected it. He hummed then looked at Jilirean and said, "i have to set the bone, it's going to hurt, would you like something to bite down on while I do it?"

Daniel listened and looked around and then he walked over to various canes that he had for patients with leg injuries. He searched through them and picked up a black cane, ebony, about the densest wood in the world other than mythical wood. He nodded then put it on the ground and strained to break it to a reasonable size. When it finally gave under his foot he was breathing a little heavily. He walked over and held the stick out for her to bite down on, "here," he said to her smiling a bit.

Daniel nodded and took the arm again. He started with her fingers, snapping the protrusion back in place and letting the skin fold over it. He carefully worked the other fingers back into their proper place, and then finally set the bone in her arm. Immediately he picked up the vial of holy water that Angeles had left and he healed the compound fracture, and then healed the skin around it. However, because the other bones had not been exposed, they would have to heal normally. He sprinted then cast her arm and fingers, leaving her entire arm practically bound and useless to her for a few weeks.

After it was done he sighed and looked over her, then looked at her muzzle. It was cracked, he could tell, but there was not much he could do for it except let it heal. If it became too much of a problem, he would operate it and heal it with the holy water. he may have to ask Angeles for more.

"Does anything else hurt?" he asked Jilirean.

"Alright," said Daniel smiling, "that's good," he moved to his supplies and he began to put them away, 'at the end of every week, I will check to see how it is healing. If it's not doing well, i may have to use magic, are you alright with that?"

Daniel tilted his head with curiosity but smiled instead and got back to putting the supplies away, "a lot of clients don't like magic being used to heal their injuries, preferring the traditional method even if it is slower and more painful."

He closed the cabinet and reached for her collar and began to undo it, "you don't need this,' he said softly.