Rillian could feel the slight relaxation in the man’s body as the healing magic worked its way through his system. She observed the other healer’s technique as best she could while still concentrating on her own attempts to ease the injured man’s pain. While her focus would always be relieving pain, she wanted to learn about Caido’s magic too in the process. That would allow her to be an effective healer again, as she’d once been in her own world.
The other healer’s mention of her beating up people earned a rather displeased look from the golden-haired woman. She resisted the urge to scoff at the mere idea of her using violence again someone. She was a priestess—or had been. It wasn’t in her nature to cause pain to others.
She did clear her throat after the other man finished speaking. His rather ineffectual attempts at dissuading their patient from suicide didn’t match particularly well with the man’s earlier gratitude. She had her own suspicion that he had come into Caido similarly to the way she had. Though perhaps more unfortunately in terms of where the Portal had dropped him.
“You needn’t tell us how you came to fall if you I do not wish to,” Rillian said softly, her expression gentle and compassionate as he rested her hand on the man’s shoulder. “But if you do have questions or are not sure what happened, I’m sure we can talk it through with you.” She at least would be happy to do so to the best of her ability. Rillian couldn’t speak for the strange man who had come to help them.
The other healer’s mention of her beating up people earned a rather displeased look from the golden-haired woman. She resisted the urge to scoff at the mere idea of her using violence again someone. She was a priestess—or had been. It wasn’t in her nature to cause pain to others.
She did clear her throat after the other man finished speaking. His rather ineffectual attempts at dissuading their patient from suicide didn’t match particularly well with the man’s earlier gratitude. She had her own suspicion that he had come into Caido similarly to the way she had. Though perhaps more unfortunately in terms of where the Portal had dropped him.
“You needn’t tell us how you came to fall if you I do not wish to,” Rillian said softly, her expression gentle and compassionate as he rested her hand on the man’s shoulder. “But if you do have questions or are not sure what happened, I’m sure we can talk it through with you.” She at least would be happy to do so to the best of her ability. Rillian couldn’t speak for the strange man who had come to help them.
