loren
Before Loren could respond to the unknown woman, Amalia did it for him. Alright then. Apparently there was a whole crowd of them. He just gave the unknown woman a toothy grin, then turned to follow the group as they went right.
Far too soon for his liking, there was a familiar rumbling sound, one that was going to start haunting his dreams, and he tensed. Unfortunately, he wasn’t ready for the rocks, though Amalia blocked it from hitting him. Thanks. I owe you one. Shifting back to human, he approached the unknown woman, who’d been hit.
”I’m Loren. I’m one of the three healers Jigano mentioned, and I can heal you, if you’d like.” Assuming she accepted, he’d briefly place his hands on a shoulder and chase away any damage from the rocks. At the General’s suggestion, the summoner looked over, shaking his head. ”No reason to risk it when we’ve got another path to explore. Plus I've had my fill of moving rocks this season. I vote we take the other fork, see where it leads.” He glanced at the bard, wondering how the Provost would decide.
Far too soon for his liking, there was a familiar rumbling sound, one that was going to start haunting his dreams, and he tensed. Unfortunately, he wasn’t ready for the rocks, though Amalia blocked it from hitting him. Thanks. I owe you one. Shifting back to human, he approached the unknown woman, who’d been hit.
”I’m Loren. I’m one of the three healers Jigano mentioned, and I can heal you, if you’d like.” Assuming she accepted, he’d briefly place his hands on a shoulder and chase away any damage from the rocks. At the General’s suggestion, the summoner looked over, shaking his head. ”No reason to risk it when we’ve got another path to explore. Plus I've had my fill of moving rocks this season. I vote we take the other fork, see where it leads.” He glanced at the bard, wondering how the Provost would decide.
Never judge a book by its cover.
