by Amunet on April 6th, 2016, 3:00 am
During her return she had pushed herself in her work again. The events surrounding earlier spring and then the caves had rendered her into a bit of broody silence. It was this day that she was called out to the Training grounds, the War Storm. Early injuries that morning had occurred with some of the training. This was not uncommon. The girl shouldered her pack that held supplies as she walked through. She was perhaps more covered than the average Drykas on a warm day.
The men by and large had no shirts on as the women wore barely a breast band in the heat. She had underthings that peaked out from under a faded red shirt that was perhaps a bit worse for the wear. It was belted as it was oversized and went down past her hips. One shoulder of the garment always seemed to dip down off of the seemingly slight shoulders. She wore leather pants and boots. There seemed to always be a water skin, coin bag and pouch for small things on the belt. Her eye caught one strange man kissing the ground it seemed. There was a brief curious expression of what insanity it was, but she had to tend to the injury.
“Bartak. “ Her voice raised calling one of the ground’s overseers.
“What!!” He yelled back over his shoulder “Oh. You. “ He pointed towards the young man.
Amunet just nodded despite the rudeness of the way he went about it, but it was hot. People get grumpy in the heat. She moved towards the young man as he was bleeding pretty good over his left brow. The boy was still standing. “I need you to sit down so I can look at that. “
The young man lifted his chin. “What is someone like you telling me what to do. Pavilionless nothing of a scamp. What are you to the Drykas?”
The young lady just looked at him. “Your Healer. “ She answered simply as she tried to not show the sting his words held. She lifted her chin and looked at a barrel that was about the right size. Amunet tipped it to one side to test its weight. It felt about half full. It might be around fifty pounds, give or take. She took a deep breath and exhaled as she bent down got her fingers under neath and shouldered the barrel part. Once she got both hands underneath she bent at the knees. The woman was closer to the ground than most people but her scrawny little self slowly lifted up with the barrel. The red head took her time as she exhaled evenly and slowly while balancing the barrel on her shoulder. She then walked it to more the open and slowly bent her knees down to the ground and tilted it a bit forward to set it down. It allowed her to get her hands out from under the edge. Amunet took another deep breath in and exhaled out as she dusted her hands off.
There was silence and some men looking at her as if she had grown another eye. How did that little scrawny healer pick that up? The little lady pointed at the upstart. “You. Sit. Now.”
The young man being speechless sat down on the barrel. The Healer asked for a large bowl full of clean water as she opened her pack. She cleaned the wound with the water first to get a good look at it. Someone clipped him good or rather multiple times. It was hard to tell which hit actually opened it up. The amount of bruising in this area of the face and head was evident of repeated blunt damage. Why must men do this to themselves? She shook her head as she reached for the wintergreen astringent that she got from the River Flower and continued cleaning the wound. There was a hiss from her patient, but then she didn’t warn him it was going to sting. He kind of irritated her.
It was what it had to be; however, as now the knowledge of the wound flowed to her senses as her hand went over the wound and the right side of her face shimmered and blazed briefly extending to the wound and bruising. Those watching the wound would see it slowly disappear to a scratch and the bruising was all but gone.
“There you go. It shouldn’t give you any trouble. “ She started to pack up.
“Wait. Shouldn’t there be a scar. “ The dumb male said as he seemed aghast there wasn’t stitches.
“No. There will be no scars. “ She smiled a bit as he was being a prick really. She looked at Bartak. “He is ready to go at it some more.”
The man smiled as he motioned for the boy to get up. He glowered at the Healer. Diamond clans were so arrogant. They did produce the most warriors, but by the god’s where they not easy to deal with. She huffed a sigh for a moment as she picked her pack up and looked towards the one with hardly any clothing on still kissing the ground. Maybe she should check on him. The Healer started moving towards the strange man. Strange was a good word as he wasn’t Drykas and his coloration was odd. Was that Blue? Was he breathing alright? Blue was most certainly not a healthy color. Having never seen a Isur before she was not prepared.
Her pack dropped to the ground as she went to one knee. “Are you feeling well?” It was at first in Pavi but she repeated it in common. Her voice was gentle, smooth and kind. Close up she would have light sky blue eyes with gold star burst that shimmered every so often. The skin would be flawless and lightly sun kissed if not pale in unexposed places. She put a hand on his sweated shoulder in concern as he went up and down. “Please, I can help you.” She said in earnest in common. The red hair was perhaps the most telling thing about this girl. It ranged from blood red to different shades of fire that caught the sun and seemed to set ablaze on its own as if her own banner. It went all the way down to her hips that was lush , curled and waved about her. The girl searched for the man’s eyes for any distress.