Liam remained in his position, alternating smoking with meditation to ease his core back to health.
The frailty caused by the Primal Urge couldn't heal on the spot, but Liam eventually regained enough strength to cross his legs and delve for longer stretches of time in the circulation technique.
By the time the second hour passed, Liam felt strong enough to interrupt his hastened recovery. He was still exhausted and weak, but that was no safe place, so he had to deal with other pressing issues now that he could.
The auditory hallucination had just waned, and Liam's hands had finally stopped shaking. So, he began to address his body, differentiating between the broken and merely wounded parts, taking care of each differently.
Liam buddy-taped his injured fingers where possible and splinted the others with some of the sturdier wood around him. Luckily, his left shoulder and legs didn't seem to have suffered anything serious. They only hurt, but his right elbow was different.
