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Sarky
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Jensa:
"Thank you. I will do what I can. Please, if you could supply some basic medical tools and balms, in case more treatment is necessary, I would greatly appreciate your help. But for now, please allow me a few minutes alone with Saria, thank you."
The nurse gone, Jensa appraised the surrounding room. Open window for sunlight, fresh air, plants to soothe the mind, clean bandages and the signs of tender care and compassion for the injured woman were apparent. The bustle and vibrancy of the town was muted, but audible, enabling peaceful contemplation. Candles and some mild incense burning at the foot of the bed. Few outside the Serpents truly understood how Fire and Wood were intrinsically linked; even as Fire consumed Life, neither could one truly live without the flame. The essence of life itself was welcome here, these mortal healers knew their art better than Jensa for certain, but the Serpent's innate feel for the ebb and flow of essence provided insight equal to years of study.
She sat next to Saria, and took her limp left hand in hers, growing accustomed to her warmth, the feel of her skin, the weak pulse of her blood, letting these sensations take priority over the sounds outside, the smell of the plants, everything, until the room faded away to the mere ties of essence between life and life, and there was just Jensa and Saria, hand in hand, at the centre of it all, one heartbeat echoing another. Slowly, she examined every injury with her free hand, starting with the unusual lump in her side. Her touch gentle as a lover's, her eyes focused as if spying on the injury itself, she considered the nature and origin of each ugly tangle in the wider, beautiful, living tapestry of Saria's being.
[Perception+Medicine for diagnosis, 1m peripheral spent on excellency for extra die and +1 non-charm success, 2-point stunt adds 2 dice and 1 success, as well as +1 willpower, which I will spend for +1 success. Jensa's anima is showing faintly, like burning leaves]
[Ouch. 3 successes, none from the roll.]
"Thank you. I will do what I can. Please, if you could supply some basic medical tools and balms, in case more treatment is necessary, I would greatly appreciate your help. But for now, please allow me a few minutes alone with Saria, thank you."
The nurse gone, Jensa appraised the surrounding room. Open window for sunlight, fresh air, plants to soothe the mind, clean bandages and the signs of tender care and compassion for the injured woman were apparent. The bustle and vibrancy of the town was muted, but audible, enabling peaceful contemplation. Candles and some mild incense burning at the foot of the bed. Few outside the Serpents truly understood how Fire and Wood were intrinsically linked; even as Fire consumed Life, neither could one truly live without the flame. The essence of life itself was welcome here, these mortal healers knew their art better than Jensa for certain, but the Serpent's innate feel for the ebb and flow of essence provided insight equal to years of study.
She sat next to Saria, and took her limp left hand in hers, growing accustomed to her warmth, the feel of her skin, the weak pulse of her blood, letting these sensations take priority over the sounds outside, the smell of the plants, everything, until the room faded away to the mere ties of essence between life and life, and there was just Jensa and Saria, hand in hand, at the centre of it all, one heartbeat echoing another. Slowly, she examined every injury with her free hand, starting with the unusual lump in her side. Her touch gentle as a lover's, her eyes focused as if spying on the injury itself, she considered the nature and origin of each ugly tangle in the wider, beautiful, living tapestry of Saria's being.
[Perception+Medicine for diagnosis, 1m peripheral spent on excellency for extra die and +1 non-charm success, 2-point stunt adds 2 dice and 1 success, as well as +1 willpower, which I will spend for +1 success. Jensa's anima is showing faintly, like burning leaves]
[Ouch. 3 successes, none from the roll.]
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