there's light at the edge of the darkness
Overall, the common theme to the feedback that Loren had been getting was that people in Halo weren't quite sure what anyone up in the Palace was doing on a regular basis. So he woke up earlier than usual, well before dawn. Gathering up a large bag full of medicines, he slung it on his back.
Collecting Astra as well, he started walking towards the market in Snowcloak. Other vendors were already setting up, and he stopped to ask a friendly looking older man if there were any empty spaces he could use for the day. The merchant, after giving the healer a suspicious look, had pointed at a spot across the street, where a slightly derelict storefront awaited.
Thanking the other man, the Launceleyn made his way over. Not minding the slightly damaged building, he began setting out his medicines. That done, he hung a sign that simply said: "Medicines, Healing, and Cures."
It was cold, obviously, but the inside was slightly more tolerable. As time passed, he realized the spot was less than ideal: the sun was shining in his eyes, and he was tucked away a bit from the road, hard to find. However, he wouldn't complain. Instead, he just played idly with Astra while he waited to see which customers, if any, showed up.
Collecting Astra as well, he started walking towards the market in Snowcloak. Other vendors were already setting up, and he stopped to ask a friendly looking older man if there were any empty spaces he could use for the day. The merchant, after giving the healer a suspicious look, had pointed at a spot across the street, where a slightly derelict storefront awaited.
Thanking the other man, the Launceleyn made his way over. Not minding the slightly damaged building, he began setting out his medicines. That done, he hung a sign that simply said: "Medicines, Healing, and Cures."
It was cold, obviously, but the inside was slightly more tolerable. As time passed, he realized the spot was less than ideal: the sun was shining in his eyes, and he was tucked away a bit from the road, hard to find. However, he wouldn't complain. Instead, he just played idly with Astra while he waited to see which customers, if any, showed up.
loren
