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Naavi grinned at the answer, that trouble had been hunted down. Her lips curved, as the woman explained further. “Ah. I see. Hopefully Ludo will be pleased.” She stated, studying the wound. Fingers pressed into the flesh, tsking quietly.
“Torchline, then? Ocean salt.” She held her hand up, fingers covered in blood and crusted salt. “Wished you’d gotten some in a jar for us, it’s useful.” She reached down to her basket, fiddling with vials and pouches until she found a pouch.
”This for the pain,” next came a vial filled with a paste, and thin bark that would act as a bandage, sap to keep it to the skin, proper bandages were back in the village. She carefully covered the wound with the paste, securing the bark bandage in place, brushing her hands off on her dress.
“That’ll do for now. Next time tell me you’re going out, okay? I can send you off with some supplies,” The botanist certainly knew her way around plants, after all. The simplest fixes were often the best ones. "Or I'll come with you." She offered, straightening, basket in her hand.
“Torchline, then? Ocean salt.” She held her hand up, fingers covered in blood and crusted salt. “Wished you’d gotten some in a jar for us, it’s useful.” She reached down to her basket, fiddling with vials and pouches until she found a pouch.
”This for the pain,” next came a vial filled with a paste, and thin bark that would act as a bandage, sap to keep it to the skin, proper bandages were back in the village. She carefully covered the wound with the paste, securing the bark bandage in place, brushing her hands off on her dress.
“That’ll do for now. Next time tell me you’re going out, okay? I can send you off with some supplies,” The botanist certainly knew her way around plants, after all. The simplest fixes were often the best ones. "Or I'll come with you." She offered, straightening, basket in her hand.
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