Haruna had been walking around, exploring the festival and things. There seemed to be so much to do, and everyone had been enjoying themselves a lot. She was happy to see all of the pleased expressions and such, as it reminded her of when she was back in her old town, putting smiles on people's faces as she sang for them. Happy faces were always good, and as she had walked around, she had seen a not so happy one. There seemed to be a small injured animal that had come limping out of the bushes, letting out sounds of distress. The brown-haired girl had felt sorry for the poor thing, so she had carefully approached the creature, sticking her hand out for it to sniff it. There had been a color on the small animal, the owner's name scratched out, only the pet's name remaining. The girl had found this a bit suspicious, but then again, she kind of didn't want to bother with it. Could it have been the owner who had done this to the small animal? Was it attacked? There had been so many thoughts rushing through her mind as she was trying to figure out what to do with the animal. "It's alright, I'm not going to hurt you. All I want to do is help," she said pointing to the blood covered foot. She wanted to get the small creature to a doctor before it became an infection and there would be nothing she could do to help, so she gently picked the red-furred creature up saying, "It's okay, please don't bite me!"

She had still been a bit new in town, as she had arrived just before the festival started. She had no idea where most things were, and the way she looked around seemed like she was an insane person who needed medical help. That probably wasn't her absolute best look, but the girl was genuinely concerned about the creature's health. It seemed it had been in pain for quite a while now, and really she didn't know how much longer he was going to last. She ripped a piece of cloth off of her clothing and tied it around his paw, trying to stop the bleeding that had been going on. The small animal had whined as she had tightly wrapped the piece of cloth around it's paw, but she was doing what she felt she needed to do for it to survive, so she wasn't going to stop. It tried biting her, but she had just pet it's head to calm it down. "It's okay, it's okay, just stay calm," she said as she tied the knot, finishing up tending to the wound. That was all she could possibly do for now, and until she could find a hospital, there would be no way of helping the little guy. She held him delicately and said, "curse whoever did this to you..." She didn't want this poor thing to suffer anymore, and she would have to find a hospital fast if she wanted to help it. She looked around for another moment before spotting someone she would be able to ask. She ran over to them and said, "Do you have any idea where the hospital would be located?"

She had just watched the woman for a moment as she fed the small animal a strange ball of food. She had also offered to take them to the hospital, and Zhu had simply nodded. She felt a little less stressed now that she knew that there was someone who would be able to help her out and she would be able to get the little guy some help, and it seemed she had wanted to get the poor thing some help as much as much as she did herself. She couldn't stand to see an animal in such pain, so she had held it with gentle arms and made sure to keep the wound away from anything that could hit it, now saying to the woman, "Thank you, I greatly appreciate your help. I'm Haruna, and it's nice to meet you, Ianthe. Lead the way and I shall follow, but we don't really have time to waste." She had said this with a hint of anxiousness in her voice, as she really didn't know how much longer the little guy would last. She hadn't known how long he'd been out there all alone, and the longer she would wait, the less time she would have to save him. "What are those little balls of food you were eating?" she asked out of pure curiosity. They were strange looking, and she really did want to know what they were.

The girl had thought about the description of the food for a moment, just imagining what it would taste like. She had already seen and smelled it, so just imagining what it would taste like was the least she could do. She wouldn't have time to try one, so for now all she could do was imagine the sweet taste of food as they walked. It was a pretty much silent walk, as there really wasn't much to say. She said all that was needed before they started walking, and any other details just wouldn't be necessary.

They had made it to the hospital just in time, as it had seemed that the animal had started to fade away. She ran up to the counter and started asking where she could get help for the animal, and the woman had just stared at her and asked her to sit down. Ianthe had told her that she had to go, and the girl replied with, "Oh alright then. Thank you so much for your help, and I do hope to see you again soon." And with that the woman walked out, leaving the two of them there. She had wondered how long she would have to wait there for help, and until then she would think about what she would do after she helped the small animal.