In the tent at the resting area on the east side of the Royal Hunting Ground, the accompanying Imperial Physician Mark Antoine Petti used a wet towel to wipe Queen Mary's face, causing her to quickly regain consciousness.
Joseph hurried over and squatted by the stretcher, softly asking his mother, "How are you feeling?"
Queen Mary weakly squeezed out a smile: "I'm fine, dear, probably just tired from hunting. Oh, could you please get me a glass of water? I feel very thirsty."
The Countess of Debeninac quickly brought a cup of water.
Queen Mary drank three cups in a row and then exhaled deeply: "I feel much better, don't worry."
Doctor Petti leaned over and said: "Your Highness, Her Majesty the Queen is very weak right now. I need to inject glucose for her. You and His Majesty the King should best step aside for now."
