His eyebrows scrunched, as he made out the healer in his head. Ah, Nettie. He had heard of her in passing, but hadn't seen her himself. There were more . . . pressing matters with Kagha.
"I see. In other circumstances, I'd offer my healing, however, if even the druids couldn't
he sounds modest, alyana thinks. but she doesn’t say so. her eyes flicker from his gaze to the cave - like structure around her and the tiefling camp resided there.
at his question, she is reminded of her problem. the tadpole. the —
offer help then I'm afraid Halsin is your only lead."
She seemed too healthy for a druid - as he honed in, his sense caught it. A whiff of something more. Something . . . foreign.
Conversation for another day — " I see. I was on my way to ask about Halsin myself. You can tag