Ding Song was momentarily dazed before he suddenly felt the agony of his fractured leg.
His eyes shut, and he collapsed on the ground.
Having finished feeding Bai Yun the apple, Mianmian spotted Ding Song fainting and waddled over, hopping to the ground with ease.
She reached out her chubby little hand to feel Ding Song's pulse.
Determining that Ding Song had simply fainted from the tension, she breathed a sigh of relief.
Her timing in throwing the talisman had been perfect; Ding Song hadn't sustained a second injury after falling off the horse.
"The bone is broken. Eat this pill, and after resting for many days, you will recover," she said.
Mianmian placed the medicine pill in Ding Song's mouth.
It was a special medicine pill her mother had made that was very good for bones, but it couldn't heal Ding Song's fracture directly; it could only serve as an aid.
