"Why does it hurt more?" Watt Bennet asked with a serious expression.
"I don't know, it just hurts, everywhere." Summer Sutton didn't know how to give a reason, so she began to make things up.
Watt, "..."
Watt didn't actually know her exact condition now; she said it hurt, so it must hurt everywhere!
Worried about Summer Sutton's injuries, Watt didn't ask further, and carried her on his back as he continued walking toward the village.
He hadn't really come to the mountains a lot, just a couple of times, all because of Summer Sutton.
The mountain road wasn't easy to walk on, and after the rain, it was even more muddy.
The way back to the village was somewhat difficult for the two of them.
After returning, Watt brought Summer Sutton to the room, sat next to her, and started treating her wounds.
The visible injuries on Summer Sutton were scratches on her arms and legs, likely caused by tree branches; besides those, there were no other injuries.
