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Shanra's face fell, looking over to Alandis. "Awww, babe, don't be hatin'...."
Xarik'n raised an eyebrow, very much amused. "Lady problems much, Shanra?"
"Yeah, for like the first time!" He pffted and blew his bangs out of his eyes. "How am I supposed to choose between two beautiful ladies???"
Xarik'n rolled his eyes.
"Well you'd better make a choice. Alandis looks mad. Either stay here and tough it out, or get healed and try for Fewen. Or, let ME heal you and that way you'll start off at block one with both."
He nodded a bit. "Hmn..."

Shanra drank the herbs and sat up, pleased. "Why, thank you..." Stepping out of bed, he quickly moved over to Alandis, leaning in to whisper in her ear.
"Don't be mad at me beautiful, if it means that much to you, I'll get hurt again simply so I can see you everyday." He smirked a bit, and walked out of the room.
"HEY SALLIA! I HAVE TO HAVE A WORD WITH YOU, DEAR SISTER!!!"
A loud "MEEP!" echoed into the Healing Wing, followed by Shanra's chuckling.

Alandis reached up to grab her ear once Shanra walked away. Suddenly she could feel heat rise to her face, mostly around to where he had been so close. She tried to cover up it until the woman pushed down the feeling.
Blood rising to the face to gather into a blush, just a reaction when one gets nervous.
On second thought, the Healer found herself flattered by the words he spoke that it took her a second to recover, but only after she heard a lone voice speak up from a couple of cots down.

"Ummm...Rogue in agony over here, hopefully not forgotten," came Talli's voice, meak and pained.

"All right what shall it be."Fewen said tossing her healing rob on the floor to show a tight corset style dress on in the deepest shade of emerald green. "shall we go."

well this guy isnt so bad but i wished his friend would have seen me." all right what are you going to eat um.....um....what is your name ? i'm sorry im new around here." Fewen said with a blush.

I wonder what is going on in this guy's mind. Fewen said to herself but oh well "can i call you Xar as not to soil my lip's with your name?" she said in her most sultry voice. "shall we dine apone those chocolates now?"

Alandis, too deep in thought, sadly did not hear Shanra. Instead she was bent over one of the last few soldiers who came in before the deranged group. The arrow wound had caught him in the shoulder, and she simply worked to remove it and wrap the cut.
Indeed, that was all it was. The man was lucky that it did not pierce anything seriously and not manage to lodge within his muscle.
With a steady gaze and busy hands, she completed her task and finished up with a tonic that would relieve the mortal of the pain he was feeling.
Standing up straight, the woman wiped her hands clean with a basin as she let the warrior rest momentarily, the task having been tedious and wearing him out. She felt a little tired herself, but instead rotated her head to get rid of the stiffness in her neck.
With clean hands the Healer reached into her robes and with a few clinking, managed to unlatch the belt and sword that had been tied to her waist. Now free of extra weight, she felt lighter and ready to deal with another patient.


Sario sat up straight, having taken a few minutes to gather up her strength. Indeed, the longer she clutched the necklace, the stronger she became. Swinging her legs over on the edge of the cot, the Maia stood up and edged her way over to Talli, who by now was being treated by a handful of Healers.
Seeing the woman, the rogue forced a smile through a grimace.
"Hey there," he called, "guess you got lucky."
She saw the pain he was in and for a moment she considered pushing aside the elves that were working and heal the rogue herself.