Thats what I was thinking ABM, by the way long time no see, It was odd that neither the inside or outside of the cape showed any sign what so ever of an injury, when I found the arrow, thats the first thing I checked, was the outside, then the inside of the cape. I am amazed that only a shot piece of an arrow was there, I thought that it could break fluch with the skin and heal, but this piece of arrow did not even stick into the back stap meat, it was flush with the small bones that stick straight off the spine, the ones that run along the center of the back on eash side of the back straps.

I figured they heal pretty quick, a human can break a leg and the bone will fuse back together enough to walk on it freely after 6 to 8 weeks.