Panacea
With a nod of her head, Panacea presses on up the hill. She loves being able to help in any way that she can. She would not mind spending more time with this particular therapist, especially if she is a fellow bookworm. She is impressed by Elizabeth's bravery and willingness to push herself. Not enough people live like that, herself included. Yes, her home does move randomly, and she does not always know where she will wake up in the morning, but it is still paradise.
"That is very admirable. I applaud your courage, I don't think most people would sign up for something like that. I appreciate your desire to have a home that comes with a strong bond with your community. I know they say it takes a village to raise a child, but I think the same can be said to raise an adult." As the two crested the hill, the entirety of the port could be seen below them. Panacea loved to come up here to watch the people bustle around below. To see how the water comes and goes, and the rolling hills that create the inland. The breeze picks up and pulls at her hair and she closes her eyes, and smiles up at the sun. Taking a deep breath she says "I am going to go down the other side to the shrine to leave my offerings. I usually sit just there." Panacea points to the side of the hill that slopes towards the water, away from the trail. "I usually walk down far enough from the trail to not be seen, but I am still able to see and hear everything around me. I'll be right
Panacea starts to make her way down the hill to the dock, where the shrine stands. She does not come this way very often, and usually does not show her appreciation through offerings, she usually just says her thanks. She approaches the shrine and reaches into her bag. She grabs the toys and places them at the feet of the shrine. She looks up at the statue in front of her and smiles. "Thank you." she whispers, showing gratitude for the safe journeys she had, and the ones in her future. She turns away and starts to make her way back up the hill towards her new friend.
[FIN]
"That is very admirable. I applaud your courage, I don't think most people would sign up for something like that. I appreciate your desire to have a home that comes with a strong bond with your community. I know they say it takes a village to raise a child, but I think the same can be said to raise an adult." As the two crested the hill, the entirety of the port could be seen below them. Panacea loved to come up here to watch the people bustle around below. To see how the water comes and goes, and the rolling hills that create the inland. The breeze picks up and pulls at her hair and she closes her eyes, and smiles up at the sun. Taking a deep breath she says "I am going to go down the other side to the shrine to leave my offerings. I usually sit just there." Panacea points to the side of the hill that slopes towards the water, away from the trail. "I usually walk down far enough from the trail to not be seen, but I am still able to see and hear everything around me. I'll be right
Panacea starts to make her way down the hill to the dock, where the shrine stands. She does not come this way very often, and usually does not show her appreciation through offerings, she usually just says her thanks. She approaches the shrine and reaches into her bag. She grabs the toys and places them at the feet of the shrine. She looks up at the statue in front of her and smiles. "Thank you." she whispers, showing gratitude for the safe journeys she had, and the ones in her future. She turns away and starts to make her way back up the hill towards her new friend.
[FIN]
// He who has health, has hope. He who has hope, has everything. //
// Take a breath and let the rest come easy //
// Take a breath and let the rest come easy //
