Elizabeth
Following Panacea around the stall, Elizabeth glances at the crowd they leave behind, spotting another gaggle of kids zipping between grumbling adults. However, there are more good-natured smiles than actual anger, the people knowing to watch their feet enough to enjoy the playful naivety of the children.
She smiles, adjusting her books in her arms as she shrugs. "Perhaps, but I think most adults would rather be more cautious through the market so they can let the kids bask in their youth. Part of our job is giving them the space to learn and make mistakes without coming to serious harm."
Elizabeth doesn't miss the flicker of something in Panacea's eyes when the word 'therapist' is mentioned, wondering what sort of traumas she might have that bring such a reaction. For now, she lets it be, nodding along with the wholistic approach to people. "I completely agree. My mom is an herbalist that would collect different flora from around Caido. I never got her skill for the 'healer' or 'poultice' portion of her job, but I have a collection of teas that I offer patients when they visit." She's always finding new flavors and concoctions at the markets she visits, even having organized a small drink station in her home to display all the options she'd been able to discover.
Trekking up the grassy knoll, Elizabeth has to snag at the windblown piece of hair that escapes from behind her ear. "I live in Halo right now, but I travel a lot for work." Hence her presence in the tropical land rather than the perpetual snow of the northern region. "Where in Torchline do you live?" Based on her reaction to the hustle and bustle of people around them, Elizabeth would guess someone more secluded along the beach, but she doesn't voice her suspicion, giving Panacea a curious smile.
She smiles, adjusting her books in her arms as she shrugs. "Perhaps, but I think most adults would rather be more cautious through the market so they can let the kids bask in their youth. Part of our job is giving them the space to learn and make mistakes without coming to serious harm."
Elizabeth doesn't miss the flicker of something in Panacea's eyes when the word 'therapist' is mentioned, wondering what sort of traumas she might have that bring such a reaction. For now, she lets it be, nodding along with the wholistic approach to people. "I completely agree. My mom is an herbalist that would collect different flora from around Caido. I never got her skill for the 'healer' or 'poultice' portion of her job, but I have a collection of teas that I offer patients when they visit." She's always finding new flavors and concoctions at the markets she visits, even having organized a small drink station in her home to display all the options she'd been able to discover.
Trekking up the grassy knoll, Elizabeth has to snag at the windblown piece of hair that escapes from behind her ear. "I live in Halo right now, but I travel a lot for work." Hence her presence in the tropical land rather than the perpetual snow of the northern region. "Where in Torchline do you live?" Based on her reaction to the hustle and bustle of people around them, Elizabeth would guess someone more secluded along the beach, but she doesn't voice her suspicion, giving Panacea a curious smile.
Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength,
while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
