Light Of A Clear Blue Morning

It was good to hear that Luta was so well supplied. She knew that Meadow had been working hard on her stores as well. It made the scarred woman feel more at ease with two adept healers. Surely they could handle anything that came their way. If they believed that they needed more help, Resin wouldn't mind them plucking one of the other members for training.

Ears perked as Luta spoke of wanting to see the clay process that she'd used prior. The big woman nodded. "Of course. When we're done digging this to your specifications, I can show you. The clay around the hot springs is rather abundant." She'd barely had to move at all to harvest the clay to line the dens. It was a good thing. Having to travel miles and transport clay back would have been a nightmare.

Resin wanted Meadow and Luta to meet anyway, so the Aegis shrugged lightly when asked about split stores. "We could ask her now, if you wish." It would be no trouble to call her sister so that the healers could meet. Resin was curious as to how the pair would get along, but Meadow could get along with damn near anyone, so she wasn't terribly worried about it.