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Nodding along with Jigano's explanation, Loren frowned, his brow furrowed slightly in concentration. At the bard's question, the healer sighed and held up his hands, palm up. A small chunk of uncooked meat appeared in one and a small leather cord appeared in the other. "This is about all I can create these days." He held out both materials on the off chance the white-haired man wanted to inspect them.
Astra trotted over to the Launceleyn and rubbed his leg reassuringly. Smiling down at her briefly, he snorted at Jigano's guess and glanced over at the Sage. "I suppose you could say that." Tone amused, Loren lowered his voice to a whisper. "She set an Ursur loose on us. There were bells around its neck and we were instructed to use our weakest magic to retrieve them."
Sighing, the healer set down the items he'd created, wiping the bloody juices from his hands idly, knowing they'd disappear soon enough. "Peter was just about one of the only relatives I ever liked, and that's using the term loosely." Eyes sorrowful, he gave the bard a sympathetic and understanding look. "I'm sorry for your losses too." It came out softly.
Astra trotted over to the Launceleyn and rubbed his leg reassuringly. Smiling down at her briefly, he snorted at Jigano's guess and glanced over at the Sage. "I suppose you could say that." Tone amused, Loren lowered his voice to a whisper. "She set an Ursur loose on us. There were bells around its neck and we were instructed to use our weakest magic to retrieve them."
Sighing, the healer set down the items he'd created, wiping the bloody juices from his hands idly, knowing they'd disappear soon enough. "Peter was just about one of the only relatives I ever liked, and that's using the term loosely." Eyes sorrowful, he gave the bard a sympathetic and understanding look. "I'm sorry for your losses too." It came out softly.
Never judge a book by its cover.
