The Shaman
First Post
Staying low behind the rocky outcrop, Neumann moves over to Normand. “I gave Fortier my aid kit,” the German says, examining the wound on Normand’s calf. “It’s not bleeding too bad right now. Drink some water.”
Gonzalez looks none the worse for wear to Pyotr’s eyes – his breathing is still short and fast, but the tremor in his hands is gone and his rifle is pointed in the right direction. “Pyotr, do you think they’re gone?” the Spaniard asks, watching the rest of the legionnaires coming up the gully.
As Dinter and Berg pause briefly to readjust their hold on Martinez, Marcel places his fingers over the wounded man’s carotid artery – the pulse is fast and thready but steady. “Is he going to make it?” Dinter asks as they resume the retreat.
Gonzalez looks none the worse for wear to Pyotr’s eyes – his breathing is still short and fast, but the tremor in his hands is gone and his rifle is pointed in the right direction. “Pyotr, do you think they’re gone?” the Spaniard asks, watching the rest of the legionnaires coming up the gully.
As Dinter and Berg pause briefly to readjust their hold on Martinez, Marcel places his fingers over the wounded man’s carotid artery – the pulse is fast and thready but steady. “Is he going to make it?” Dinter asks as they resume the retreat.