
The white curtain that blinded us during the journey had become heavier and thicker, the winds would turn into small blades of ice that would rip right thru you, removing any warmth and comfort you had. The howls of the winds would shriek and grip you until you were immobile, this teamed with the influx of snow had not only lay bare some of the bosk in a lifeless heap but it struck down, men, women and children. It caused snow blindness, disorientation and so many other casualties that the people began to feel as if none would survive. But we could not give up.
The ancient one, he did not make it. The Haruspex feel the pain of his loss, but we do not dwell on it not because we do not care but because we cannot, there is too much to do. Many of the old ones are being treated by the healers for frostbite. We do what we can, we falter in this weather. Because it is far stronger than we are, nature has a way of smacking you along side the head to look at life and things around you, to make you realize what is important and what is not.
We all have pulled together to help each other take the steps needed to continue on. We all offer a helping hand with the repair on wagons and the repair of injuries. During this time Cana had become injured as well, I watched as Kaeli worked on her, I sat beside her for a while letting my own energy flow thru her to guide her to a place of comfort. I gave to her what was needed to help her. When she was out of danger and Ba'atar was with her. I went to leave, Now he said something that I am not sure was directed at me. at least I hope it was not as I did not answer it figuring it was for one of the healers. and secondly I know that he wouldn't speak to me in that fashion as if I were some thing he could just use that tone with. I think I will take it as his concern for Cana that gave the edge and that the question was directed to those better able to help her now.
I returned to my wagon. And well I think I just got myself in trouble again, just a bit not a lot. But Garyx when he learned of what I did, he absolutely forbid me to leave the wagon for any reason for a few days. He was upset not because of what I did but because it was so close together for what I did for Ba'atar and he knew that I had used more energy than I should and to close together, I knew he was not punishing me but he was forcing me to rest. And I knew by just that simple spoken command that there was no room for argument, even I know when to not go against him. And I did not want to worry or distract him from things he had to do, if he had to worry that I would disobey then he would be injured. So I gave my word I would not leave the wagon for the specified number of days for any reason. He made sure that lily and father knew as well. So they would not worry.
I wanted to leave as I listened to the winds and the weather, I wanted to go out and help but I stayed put. I heard of the larl's and the injuries, I felt their presence and the battle that raged with them. But I knew to stay put. So I remained in my wagon, although it nearly killed me.. I wanted to be out there. And it was driving me insane to not be out and about.
But, I stayed put. And I knew when he returned to the wagon that night that he was aware of it, after he felt I had sufficiently rested he would let me know that I could be out and about, he thinks I missed that sort of smug smile that I did what he said.. Now who would believe that.
The ancient one, he did not make it. The Haruspex feel the pain of his loss, but we do not dwell on it not because we do not care but because we cannot, there is too much to do. Many of the old ones are being treated by the healers for frostbite. We do what we can, we falter in this weather. Because it is far stronger than we are, nature has a way of smacking you along side the head to look at life and things around you, to make you realize what is important and what is not.
We all have pulled together to help each other take the steps needed to continue on. We all offer a helping hand with the repair on wagons and the repair of injuries. During this time Cana had become injured as well, I watched as Kaeli worked on her, I sat beside her for a while letting my own energy flow thru her to guide her to a place of comfort. I gave to her what was needed to help her. When she was out of danger and Ba'atar was with her. I went to leave, Now he said something that I am not sure was directed at me. at least I hope it was not as I did not answer it figuring it was for one of the healers. and secondly I know that he wouldn't speak to me in that fashion as if I were some thing he could just use that tone with. I think I will take it as his concern for Cana that gave the edge and that the question was directed to those better able to help her now.
I returned to my wagon. And well I think I just got myself in trouble again, just a bit not a lot. But Garyx when he learned of what I did, he absolutely forbid me to leave the wagon for any reason for a few days. He was upset not because of what I did but because it was so close together for what I did for Ba'atar and he knew that I had used more energy than I should and to close together, I knew he was not punishing me but he was forcing me to rest. And I knew by just that simple spoken command that there was no room for argument, even I know when to not go against him. And I did not want to worry or distract him from things he had to do, if he had to worry that I would disobey then he would be injured. So I gave my word I would not leave the wagon for the specified number of days for any reason. He made sure that lily and father knew as well. So they would not worry.
I wanted to leave as I listened to the winds and the weather, I wanted to go out and help but I stayed put. I heard of the larl's and the injuries, I felt their presence and the battle that raged with them. But I knew to stay put. So I remained in my wagon, although it nearly killed me.. I wanted to be out there. And it was driving me insane to not be out and about.
But, I stayed put. And I knew when he returned to the wagon that night that he was aware of it, after he felt I had sufficiently rested he would let me know that I could be out and about, he thinks I missed that sort of smug smile that I did what he said.. Now who would believe that.












