delphine
Delphine offered a soft smile, as he explained. "I... think the only way, really, is to sleep and see how you feel after sleeping." Even then, that may not cure hallucinations. Especially not ones caused by grief, by the mind trying to fix what was missing.
When he asked where it was from, she studied the herbs. "Well... I'm not certain where it's from, and Loren doesn't like me. But it's magnolia bark, lavender, valerian, chamomile. It was brought in from the palace, I think?" She explained.
Claiming the kettle from the table, she poured the herbs into it, and moved back towards the fire. "It should help you sleep for a while, though. But... I'm not quite sure you can sleep in the rafters, if you take this." She chuckled at the thought, adding, "I might end up healing broken bones, if you do that."
She's next to him again, adding more wood to the fire, before she sets the kettle overtop of the grate, so that the tea can warm. She's brought a cup, and as she reclaimed her position on the other side of the hearth, she sat the cup between the two of them.
When he asked where it was from, she studied the herbs. "Well... I'm not certain where it's from, and Loren doesn't like me. But it's magnolia bark, lavender, valerian, chamomile. It was brought in from the palace, I think?" She explained.
Claiming the kettle from the table, she poured the herbs into it, and moved back towards the fire. "It should help you sleep for a while, though. But... I'm not quite sure you can sleep in the rafters, if you take this." She chuckled at the thought, adding, "I might end up healing broken bones, if you do that."
She's next to him again, adding more wood to the fire, before she sets the kettle overtop of the grate, so that the tea can warm. She's brought a cup, and as she reclaimed her position on the other side of the hearth, she sat the cup between the two of them.
