With Angela in charge of search and rescue Sharifa joined the teams heading out to look for any wounded. However, while Sharifa would help carry anyone if needed she was there more as a guard than anything else, she had no healing capacity herself. What she was a fighter and that’s what she stuck with.

At the moment Sharifa was flying over the heads of a small group of people who were tending to some wounded they had found. The cries from below did bother the Wasp woman, but she was no stranger to war so she didn’t allow those cries to phase her. Truthfully she wanted to be out in the Marsh on Onnen and make sure that her homeland was faring well. But she had to stay here until told otherwise, besides there were Gods over in Onnen now as well, that new angel Goddess being one of them.

Sharifa had her full compliment of weapons hanging off of her; tonfas, swords, daggers, shield, her armour around her upper torso. At the moment she had her ethereal bow in her upper hands, lower hands at the ready with her stinger rapiers, and loosed an arrow a plaguer that she had spotted and skewered it with the arrow. It still burst but it was far enough away from the group of healers and wounded that it didn’t matter. A few more plaguers came into her view and the Wasp shot them dead where they stood, one after the other. A few chompers were out there as well trying to make their way in, they must have found a hole in the front lines and gotten past to this area.

Sharifa was also keeping a very watchful eye on the people who were wounded. More than a few times she had seen too late that one was one of the beasts again, usually a chomper but sometimes an infested. She took them out as soon as she saw them, but the Wasp was getting more paranoid each time that happened. At this point if anyone acted strange she was apt to put an arrow through their skull or fry them with lightning just as a precaution.

The buzz of Sharifa’s wings, she knew, was giving some of the healers some extra comfort, knowing that she was up just above their heads giving them much needed cover.