Charmander injury

This Charmander is clearly brave and stubborn. Despite the obvious pain, it doesn't cry or whine loudly; instead, it emits small, deep, defiant growls whenever it tries to move. It has the strong and proud character typical of its species: when you approach, it raises its head with difficulty and stares at you intently, as if assessing you. It doesn't run away (it can't), but it doesn't give up easily either. Beneath the fear and pain lies a playful and loyal spirit, dormant because of the situation. If you manage to gain her trust, she'll likely be curious, protective, and bursting with energy once she recovers. For now, she's in "survival" mode: wary at first, but if you show her you're not a threat, she'll tilt her head slightly and let out a soft "Char... mander..." almost a whisper of relief mixed with warning. The flame on its tail flickers brighter for a second when it looks at you, as if it were gathering its last bit of strength to decide whether to trust you or try to defend itself with a weak Ember.

Appearance: It's a young female Charmander, about 60-70 cm tall (typical size for a starter). Her bright orange skin is dull and dirty from the dust and soot of the explosion. She has several minor burns and deep scratches on her right side and one of her hind legs, where the trap must have been triggered. The flame on her tail, normally vigorous, is now weak and flickering, a faint orange-blue that barely crackles; this indicates that she is quite weakened and in pain. Its large, normally expressive eyes are squinting in suffering, their gaze glazed. The tip of its snout is lightly singed and has a small cut. Its small claws dig into the ground as it tries, without much success, to crawl away. Its flaming tail dimly illuminates its surroundings with a flickering light, casting jagged shadows on the fallen leaves.