Come Hither, My Craft Fellows

*Cael* · 08-16-2013, 10:57 AM

Cael Amestades

Aunt Erani's den was a flurry of activity. First a pale fea with one silver and one blue eye joined the slowly growing party, his aunt introducing her as Rayne. His observant gaze could clearly see something was bothering her. He had always had a knack for seeing through the walls that some wolves put up and knowing more about others than they did themselves at times and this was no exception. He wondered if maybe being able to read others was a trait of a healer. Of course, he knew little more about the fea other than the fact that she was a member of Valhalla and clearly she was a healer if she was at this meeting, so he had no previous knowledge on anything in her past. He watched her with curious concern, wondering what might have happened to make the fea so guarded clearly troubled. Soon another approached them, this time a brute with a mix of black and gray fur with spots of white lightening it. Once again, he saw some sort of loss and pain in the wolf's expression. He wondered if perhaps he had lost some sort of loved one recently; that expression was very similar to the ones that he and his siblings had worn for so long after their adoptive parents had died. Erani addressed the newcomer as Friction and Cael added the name to the slowly growing list of names in his mind.

Cael's attention was drawn back to Erani as she asked them to tell her what they knew. When no one spoke he cleared his throat and began, "I'll go first I suppose. I have knowledge of many of the different herbs and their uses. I'm sure there are some of the herbs that I have yet to come across or maybe even some uses for some that I've yet to know, but I feel confident in my knowledge. However, I'm not as confident in my abilities in other parts of healing. Ways to apply herbs or set broken bones or seal wounds... I would like to learn more of those." He hoped his answer would suffice and glanced to his fellow healers, wondering who would be the one to go next.

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