Don't put your happiness in other people's hands
"Alright." He studied the new knot to make sure he knew how it was tied, and before unwrapping, Korbin tried it out a few times for himself. Just so he would remember it. Then he began to roll the bandage back off again, quickly at first but more slowly and carefully as it got closer to actual skin and whatever blood and fluids might have leaked to get stuck in the bandage. Possibly he was a bit impatient, tempted to go with the 'pull quick and get it over with' approach... But Korbin tried to restrain himself, guided again by whatever theatrics the Grand Healer went with this time.
Following the gesture, Korbin noticed the horn. Eyes widening slightly as he recognized it for what it was, he looked up from his work with raised eyebrows. "Where did you get hold of that?" he wondered. Most unicorns he'd come across were companions, like the one the Captain had... and he couldn't imagine anyone would condone chopping off the horns of their pets to give away.
As for the rest, he committed the information to memory. Assumed those would end up on his worktable eventually, if he turned out good enough at the job to be kept around. "Good to know, though... Anything else I would need to know about it?" Not the horn, per se, but healing with magic in general.
Following the gesture, Korbin noticed the horn. Eyes widening slightly as he recognized it for what it was, he looked up from his work with raised eyebrows. "Where did you get hold of that?" he wondered. Most unicorns he'd come across were companions, like the one the Captain had... and he couldn't imagine anyone would condone chopping off the horns of their pets to give away.
As for the rest, he committed the information to memory. Assumed those would end up on his worktable eventually, if he turned out good enough at the job to be kept around. "Good to know, though... Anything else I would need to know about it?" Not the horn, per se, but healing with magic in general.
They'll drop it
KORBIN
