catatonic
Nerdy stoner
Leana had been pleased to hear him say her name, although it seemed a little awkward to start with. Like he wasn't sure if he could say it despite her permission. She smiled lightly as she drank her tea, returning to eating from her full plate without another word. She looked over at him when he seemed surprised by her having medical knowledge, feeling pride swell in her chest and blush rise in her cheeks at his jest. She shifted under his interested gaze, feeling the blush creep further into her cheeks at it. "I will see you don't die any time soon." She muttered softly, unable to meet his eye for the moment as he embarrassed her with his jest. He was putting a lot of faith into what she could do and he hadn't even seen it yet.
She nodded her head when he offered an invite to his bed chambers again, watching him quietly as he left the dining room until she could no longer hear or see him. She sighed softly, looking at the barely touched plate of his before returning to finish her own meal quickly. She wouldn't let him wait any longer to have his wound checked again, and she was eager to see if the royal physician was of any worth. Little did she knew, those stitches would need redone and his wound cleaned again.
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Leana took a deep breath, holding bandages and needle and string under one arm, her other hand knocking on the large oak door. "Arlo, my love, I've come as requested." She called as she poked her head into the room, eyes finding him laying on the bed once more. She slipped into the room once it was safe to do so, wishing she had access to more herbs to help alleviate his pain. She crossed the room after closing the large door, eyeing the bandages with the red stain she could see as she drew near, and the sweat the covered his skin which glistened in the sunlight. She frowned to herself, moving to help him sit before she began removing his bandages, frowning even more as she did happen to see that some of the stitches had in fact come undone and that they had been poorly done to begin with.
"Such an imbecile." She huffed as she gingerly ran a wet rag over his wound to clean the blood away, reaching for the scissors she brought to cut the rest of the stitches off before she would work on redoing them properly. "You'll be needing new stitches and I'll make sure the bandages aren't as tight. These stitches were crudely done and as a physician he should have done much better." She huffed as she settled the strings she pulled from his wound on the rag she used to clean his blood away with, gingerly taking a fresh needle in her hands with string attached to the end of it. "This will hurt. I apologize in advance." She said gently, resting him back on his back with her free hand on his chest, working as quickly and gently as she could to resow his wound.
She was trying to think of something the royal physician might have that would help with his pain that wasn't alcohol, albeit a good thing to use though it wore off quite quickly. "I will call for the royal physician here in a moment for him to bring whatever herbs he has for me to decide what to give you to help with the pain. You must be in agony. Especially after the wound had reopened. Such a man of his caliber should have done better at stitching you up." She grumbled as she worked, tying off the stitches when she was done and going to the door to have one of the nearby guards retrieve the royal physician like she asked for. "I want to call him an imbecile to his face for making you suffer through stitching twice." She huffed, moving across the room once more to eye her handiwork for a moment, pleased with the stitches that seemed to be holding better compared to what he had done before.
She cleaned away her mess and settled it on the nightstand where she could retrieve it before she left his side again, settling on sitting beside him to await the older man she was keen on speaking with. She wanted to know all the herbs they grew in the castle, had even seen some amongst the flowers in the garden, but none of what she had seen would provide any help to what she needed right now. She would have to rely on whatever the royal physician brought with him to make up something to help Arlo with his pain.
She nodded her head when he offered an invite to his bed chambers again, watching him quietly as he left the dining room until she could no longer hear or see him. She sighed softly, looking at the barely touched plate of his before returning to finish her own meal quickly. She wouldn't let him wait any longer to have his wound checked again, and she was eager to see if the royal physician was of any worth. Little did she knew, those stitches would need redone and his wound cleaned again.
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Leana took a deep breath, holding bandages and needle and string under one arm, her other hand knocking on the large oak door. "Arlo, my love, I've come as requested." She called as she poked her head into the room, eyes finding him laying on the bed once more. She slipped into the room once it was safe to do so, wishing she had access to more herbs to help alleviate his pain. She crossed the room after closing the large door, eyeing the bandages with the red stain she could see as she drew near, and the sweat the covered his skin which glistened in the sunlight. She frowned to herself, moving to help him sit before she began removing his bandages, frowning even more as she did happen to see that some of the stitches had in fact come undone and that they had been poorly done to begin with.
"Such an imbecile." She huffed as she gingerly ran a wet rag over his wound to clean the blood away, reaching for the scissors she brought to cut the rest of the stitches off before she would work on redoing them properly. "You'll be needing new stitches and I'll make sure the bandages aren't as tight. These stitches were crudely done and as a physician he should have done much better." She huffed as she settled the strings she pulled from his wound on the rag she used to clean his blood away with, gingerly taking a fresh needle in her hands with string attached to the end of it. "This will hurt. I apologize in advance." She said gently, resting him back on his back with her free hand on his chest, working as quickly and gently as she could to resow his wound.
She was trying to think of something the royal physician might have that would help with his pain that wasn't alcohol, albeit a good thing to use though it wore off quite quickly. "I will call for the royal physician here in a moment for him to bring whatever herbs he has for me to decide what to give you to help with the pain. You must be in agony. Especially after the wound had reopened. Such a man of his caliber should have done better at stitching you up." She grumbled as she worked, tying off the stitches when she was done and going to the door to have one of the nearby guards retrieve the royal physician like she asked for. "I want to call him an imbecile to his face for making you suffer through stitching twice." She huffed, moving across the room once more to eye her handiwork for a moment, pleased with the stitches that seemed to be holding better compared to what he had done before.
She cleaned away her mess and settled it on the nightstand where she could retrieve it before she left his side again, settling on sitting beside him to await the older man she was keen on speaking with. She wanted to know all the herbs they grew in the castle, had even seen some amongst the flowers in the garden, but none of what she had seen would provide any help to what she needed right now. She would have to rely on whatever the royal physician brought with him to make up something to help Arlo with his pain.