"Me neither," Vai agreed softly with Jigano. He didn't need to finish his sentence about Isla, not really. In truth the huntress had barely met the doctor, but hard work recognised hard work, and the reason the infirmary was in such a good state was down to Isla. Hopefully, between them they could at least get it back up to scratch, and work from there. She smirked and arched an eyebrow at Isuma as she skittered across the floor, nodding to Jigano and moving to continue stripping off the beds.
"I don't believe I've met that curious creature of yours," she remarked. "It seems happy enough, though. Perhaps it can chase those dust bunnies all the way out of the infirmary?" Vai gathered all of the sheets and added them to the washing pile (which now took up one of the beds) and moved to open some of the windows. She glanced over her shoulder as the bard spoke of Edy, smiling faintly.
"I think this will be the responsibility she needs to start finding her feet in the world. And I'll hardly be far - of course I'll be checking in," she murmured. "...As for how she is, I couldn't tell you. Hurt, scared, confused maybe... and hiding it behind filthy language."
"I don't believe I've met that curious creature of yours," she remarked. "It seems happy enough, though. Perhaps it can chase those dust bunnies all the way out of the infirmary?" Vai gathered all of the sheets and added them to the washing pile (which now took up one of the beds) and moved to open some of the windows. She glanced over her shoulder as the bard spoke of Edy, smiling faintly.
"I think this will be the responsibility she needs to start finding her feet in the world. And I'll hardly be far - of course I'll be checking in," she murmured. "...As for how she is, I couldn't tell you. Hurt, scared, confused maybe... and hiding it behind filthy language."
