Further and further the clouded leopard climbed down the slop of the fissure. Skills paws moved as quickly as they could, avoiding most of the loose rubble that threatened to cause her to slip and tumble down the rest of the way. Her tail moved accordingly, keeping her balanced in her haste down the fissure. The further she got the stronger her beating heart drummed. The scent of blood was growing thicker by the second and for the second time in her lifespan she was terrified. In her terror something seemed to rush through her, starting from the gem on her tail and slowly creeping up along her smell. An explosion of senses consumed her. Everything became highly defined in her vision. Every smell grew stronger, more prominent and nearly suffocated her with the metallic bitterness of blood. Ears twitched and moved as she suddenly caught the sound of voices. Someone was down there with Cancer.

With this new found ability Amaria sprinted. Racing over the loose rocks with very easy steps as she could now very clearly see where perfect spots to place her paws were. She burst through the opening that gave way to a large pit. Her frantic blue dilated eyes caught the injured form of Cancer first. Almost instantly a cry of horror escaped the leopard and she sprung from her spot, jumping to clear the distance between them instantly. It was in this instance that a sudden light enveloped the black leopard, but she did not care. She didn't stop going to him all the while her eyes shot up towards a lamb that had been close to Cancer. Rounded ears pushed forwards, unsure whether she should be defending Cancer from this strange, glowing creature, or if she was to assume it was assisting cancer.

She slid to a stop, just barely keeping herself from tumbling into Cancer and her eyes dropped to him. She froze to her spot as eyes watched. EVerything was overwhelming. The scent of blood that belonged to Cancer, the smell of burnt flesh and fur. The very site of it nearly made her stomach curl in repulsion. A shrill shriek suddenly rung out, ringing in her ears and disoriented the feline and it was all Amaria could do to keep herself calm. She instantly released her magic, no longer wanting these heightened senses as at the moment they were doing nothing but making her feel ill and causing her ears to hurt. It was only a brief relief before she turned her gaze towards the lamb that was now screaming in such pain. Her heart ached instantly and she could have cried as she wished she could do something to ease her sudden pain. Unsure of what exactly was happening, but as she turned her gaze to cancer her breath hitched in her throat. His wounds were gone and he was raising to his paws, pleading to the lamb to stop what she was doing.

She circled around Cancer, turning her eyes all over him as she watched his wounds heal and seal themselves. It was amazing, but the pain the lamb was screaming in meant that what ever kind of spell she had just used was not something that simply healed wounds. Her gaze slipped towards the lamb, all the while she brushed her side along Cancer's allowing him to know she was here for him. Though, in all the chaos she was feeling from the previous use of heightened senses and the screaming of the lamb, it was only now that she realized there were only two people she saw right now. She had felt three heart beats. Three.

Cautious eyes searched the pit and it did not take long for them to settle upon the form of a massive beast not far from where she stood. Almost instantly fur bristled up, as her lips peeled back to expose her long, sharp fangs. Ears folded back against the top of her head, but she did not move from her spot next to Cancer as he seemed to have lowered himself to the ground. It was no time for her to be consumed by fear. Cancer had been hurt, even as his wounds were now better, Amaria did not want to assume he was capable of fighting something else. Especially not something so large. Of course, she would have no chance against it either. she had never fought a creature ever. She would not falter. She was here to help Cancer, to bring him home, and that was what she was going to do.

She shot her gaze down to Cancer and then swung it right back over to the Lamb. She wanted to leave. To take cancer and urge him back up the fissure that had led her path down into the pit, but how could she leave this lamb as it now writhed with pain. "Cancer..." Her voice nearly shook, was on the verge of being a whimper as she crouched down next to him. She made sure she was ready to move in case it was needed. She would wait to see if Cancer had anything to say, or if this Lamb would be able to soothe itself from the pain it had taken from Cancer. After that, she would urge Cancer it was time to leave.