Sohalia
The herb, it seemed, had come from the Hollowed Grounds. Soh paused for a moment as she considered this. She hadn't been back to the Grounds since Auden had died, and she hadn't really intended to go back any time soon. Still, there was plenty of uncharted land she had yet to explore, and plenty of flora and fauna that she could clearly stand to learn about. Perhaps she should go back soon, if only for the sake of her business.
If she could get rid of the ghosts she still carried. That was going to be the tricky part.
"I wonder if I could grow it in Stormbreak?" she murmured, picking up a leaf and twirling it thoughtfully between her fingers. She kept myriad plants in the apartment over her shop: mostly flowering plants, but a few herbs and medicinal ones as well. Maybe she could ask Mateo about it when she returned home. She was sure that he would know of the plant, even if he didn't have any in stock.
Soh did her best not to wrinkle her nose as El began to chew on one of the leaves, concerned with how sanitary such an action was for preventing infection. Still, they must know what they were doing, and Soh watched with interest as they rolled the poultice in their fingers before applying it to the wound. When El held out the bandage, Soh was happy to oblige, and she carefully rolled the bandage around El's arm before tying it off - just tight enough, but not so tight that it would cause a problem for her new friend.
"There we go," Soh said, satisfied. She began to pack up the remnants of the first aid kit. "I think you should be all set. But if it starts to get red or swollen, be sure to see a healer, all right?"
If she could get rid of the ghosts she still carried. That was going to be the tricky part.
"I wonder if I could grow it in Stormbreak?" she murmured, picking up a leaf and twirling it thoughtfully between her fingers. She kept myriad plants in the apartment over her shop: mostly flowering plants, but a few herbs and medicinal ones as well. Maybe she could ask Mateo about it when she returned home. She was sure that he would know of the plant, even if he didn't have any in stock.
Soh did her best not to wrinkle her nose as El began to chew on one of the leaves, concerned with how sanitary such an action was for preventing infection. Still, they must know what they were doing, and Soh watched with interest as they rolled the poultice in their fingers before applying it to the wound. When El held out the bandage, Soh was happy to oblige, and she carefully rolled the bandage around El's arm before tying it off - just tight enough, but not so tight that it would cause a problem for her new friend.
"There we go," Soh said, satisfied. She began to pack up the remnants of the first aid kit. "I think you should be all set. But if it starts to get red or swollen, be sure to see a healer, all right?"
