Creek
The Forbidden Word
Timore relaxed a little when the woman sheathed her sword and released his shoulder. It had an unfortunate bloodstain now, but there wasn't much he could do about it. Besides, there were bigger things to worry about. Like how he would go about fixing the woman's arm. He really didn't want to have to sew it up, and wasn't really confident in his ability to do so. Learning to sew well wasn't exactly high on his list of priorities. However, he did seem to recall learning how to use a healing Arte recently; maybe he would be able to use that? He hadn't exactly tried it out before, but it probably couldn't go too awry. Or, at least, not as much as stitching up a person's arm could. How had the woman gotten that wound, anyways? Timore doubted that he could have possibly done any serious damage to it while running into her. He thought he remembered that the arm had been bandaged up previous to his bumping into it, though. Maybe he had reopened a wound? Oops.
Timore was just about to inform the woman of this other option when a bell began ringing. It also seemed to have interrupted the bard, who had begun to make a suggestion to the woman. The bell didn't really startle Timore; he had been doing too much of that to be startled again. The shouts that came with it did, however, worry him. Pirates? Like... The type of people who had killed his father? Oh no. Timore had heard many stories from surviving sailors of these ruthless, murderous thieves of the sea. This would probably be bad. He'd have to heal the woman fast, and... she was already leaving. "Wha- shouldn't I heal you first?" He asked, but she didn't seem to care. In fact, she seemed... excited? Timore couldn't help but shiver a little as he caught a glimpse of the smirk on her face. It wasn't worth worrying about now, though. Shakily, he removed his quarterstaff from his back and clutched it close to him. It had been a while since he had last had to use it, and he wasn't very good. His education had been focused on things other than fighting. Watching a scout ship approach, he did his best to calm himself down.
((Pirate attack on MKS Hood inbound))
@Kairikudo, @cokemonster, @Reinhardt
Timore was just about to inform the woman of this other option when a bell began ringing. It also seemed to have interrupted the bard, who had begun to make a suggestion to the woman. The bell didn't really startle Timore; he had been doing too much of that to be startled again. The shouts that came with it did, however, worry him. Pirates? Like... The type of people who had killed his father? Oh no. Timore had heard many stories from surviving sailors of these ruthless, murderous thieves of the sea. This would probably be bad. He'd have to heal the woman fast, and... she was already leaving. "Wha- shouldn't I heal you first?" He asked, but she didn't seem to care. In fact, she seemed... excited? Timore couldn't help but shiver a little as he caught a glimpse of the smirk on her face. It wasn't worth worrying about now, though. Shakily, he removed his quarterstaff from his back and clutched it close to him. It had been a while since he had last had to use it, and he wasn't very good. His education had been focused on things other than fighting. Watching a scout ship approach, he did his best to calm himself down.
((Pirate attack on MKS Hood inbound))
@Kairikudo, @cokemonster, @Reinhardt
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