I get the bullet out and then coat the wounds with sand to make it stop bleeding.
Then I start shooting at the guards again, peering around the dino's right flank.

The sand doesnt do much, but it clogs the bleeding. Some grains get in the wounds, throwing up pain.

The dinosaur roared, being shot. The guards kept firing.

I keep shooting until they're all dead. Can we skip to then? Also can you tell me a list of the wounds we get during the skipped part?

Sure.

You get your wings shot again, and got nicked in the shoulder. The Rex got worst, and now is fallen, breathing softly, weak. You gotta heal it now.

I start binding the rex's wounds, and after that I clean and bind mine, and then I bar the dino door best I can. What's the crowd's reaction to the rex and me killing and immobilizing all the guards? Is their bloodlust sated?

Most are in shock. The rest are booing you for taking out the guards and throwing rocks at you.

The Rex whimpered, its wounds bleeding through the bindings. It leaned forward and nosed its egg closer to you, and whimpered again.

I pick up the egg and nestle it back in my pouch, then I whisper to the dino, asking her if she thinks she will survive her wounds.

She shakes her head, eyes drooping. Its not looking good.

Fleck whimpered, sad. The Dino leaned her head up and nuzzled him, then looked back at you, and flicked her tail at the door she came from, and made a strange rumble. Fleck than ran over to the door and began trying to open it.

The Rex rose weakly and pulled the locks off, then shoved the door open, revealing more animals in cages. By now the crowd and guards realized what was happening, and while the crowd evacuated, gaurd began running around, grabbing weapons and armor.

I kill the dino, to put her out of her misery, then take Fleck and start freeing the other animals.

(.O.

I was gonna make her recover!)

The animals ran out, but a Pheonox flew onto the Rex and began crying. The tears hit the wound and healed them, the bullets flying out. Then the Pheonox closed her eyes and looked at you with an expression of mystery. You couldnt tell if it was mad at you or sad. Then it flew off.