doin some healin

Though Legion was a small group, she knew getting to know her packmates was something she needed to work on. It wasn't that she was shy - no, far from it - but she was inherently an independent creature and small talk had never really been her thing. Either way, she found herself relieved when she saw someone out of the corner of her eye and they approached her first before waiting for an invitation. Likewise, she seemed to skip ahead through any possible formalities or greetings to start asking about what herb she was studying, which Asvor appreciated. She knew her name - Delaney - and that she was a packmate, and that was good enough for her.

She proceeded in pulling one of the plants from the ground before answering Delaney, gingerly sitting it down next to her. The stalk wasn't necessary, but she had no way to transport the petals on their own and traveling with the entire flower was a far easier method. She studied the single plant she'd harvested for a long moment before tilting her head toward Delaney. "Most people think feverfew is used only to help curb fevers, but it's also good for helping migraines too," she explained briefly, trying to remember if the plant had any other uses.

When Delaney found another stray plant nearby she offered it to her, and Asvor nodded, smiling faintly in appreciation. "Thanks," she replied slowly. The other female's slightly upbeat demeanor was unusual for her to interact with, and a far cry from her own, but Asvor appreciated the company more than she'd expected. Delaney was a fellow healer, so time spent with her would be useful regardless of how she felt about her personally.

Her gaze lifted to follow Delaney as her attention shifted elsewhere. "I've heard a bit about chamomile," she replied easily, finding the words were coming more easily now. "I didn't know it was good for healing wounds, though," she admitted, pulling away from the small pile of flowers she'd collected to sniff at the chamomile. "Most of my experience with herbs lies in.. recreational herbs, rather than medicinal," Asvor explained nonchalantly, as if worried that Delaney might frown upon her lack of knowledge.