I have never feared the storm
It was time to end this. The women attempted a clever maneuver that, with rest and practice, would surely prove effective. As it was, Sah twisted and swept her foot out from under her. Instead of letting her fall flat on her back, the Wild Thunder caught her with an arm around the waist and gently sat her down. She was clearly exhausted.
Sitting down a foot or so away so as not to crowd her personal space, Sah made a flicking motion with his wrist. From his pack over by the edge of the hedges, a waterskin and bag of rations floated out. He presented both to his sparring partner. "Here. You've earned these. And if you're ok with it, may I use my magic to heal you?" Sah didn't want to touch her without her permission, not when he was basically a stranger.
Sitting down a foot or so away so as not to crowd her personal space, Sah made a flicking motion with his wrist. From his pack over by the edge of the hedges, a waterskin and bag of rations floated out. He presented both to his sparring partner. "Here. You've earned these. And if you're ok with it, may I use my magic to heal you?" Sah didn't want to touch her without her permission, not when he was basically a stranger.
Sah
