>"I suppose you all could stay at my place. It'd do no good to let the wounded be outside like this. It'll be cramped... and, um, I don't think I have enough blankets or pillows to go around...But it's the best place for us right now. I think the unwounded should be numerous enough to transport the wounded, if you would be so kind as to pass that along to your respective followers?"
> Cirno and Kaguya nod, and leave to organise the fairies and rabbits into something resembling a mobile group, the former co-opting New Kid and the latter Reisen. There is nobody who is not injured, but everyone is willing to help now that the message about shelter is going across. A little bit of hope goes a long way.
> Ponder the possibility of the Nue being behind this.
> While it would make sense for Gensokyo to have a Nue-related youkai, but you've never met one.
> "Actually... I may be able to request some of the villagers help take in some of the wounded. I'm certain at least a few people would be willing to take in a rabbit or fairy or two. The village certainly has enough kind people in it that not all the rabbits and fairies would be cramped into my home."
> Just to be certain, it's canon that Eientei has often sold medicine and the like to Human Village, right? If so, then add "You have done us plenty of good with your medicine, let us help you in return" onto the above.
> Your promises improve morale amongst both groups. You can see the energy pouring back into them.
> "I'll be sure to pass along the message to Eirin, she is the one who is in charge of the clinic, after all," says Kaguya.
> Once everyone is gathered, those who cannot walk being placed on stretchers, or carried individually, the mass of fairies and rabbits begins to move. It's a very slow march, requiring a lot of mothering and constant encouragement, but, amongst the efforts of you, Cirno, New Kid, Reisen and Kaguya, you eventually leave the Bamboo Forest.
> Now that you're out of the forest, you can really see the magnitude of the column you're leading. There are about two hundred rabbits and fairies in total, stumbling and shuffling after you. It's going to be a major effort to take care of all of them - your plan to ask more villagers for help seems to be becoming more and more necessary.
> You have reached the outskirts of the Human Village, having taken a short break two hours earlier - despite the group being desperately exhausted, Reisen recommended you don't rest for long, otherwise it will be near-impossible to get them moving again.