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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 6262561" data-attributes="member: 4441">&quot;Or perhaps we should recite what is important to us.&nbsp; Reciting with conviction may be better.&nbsp; Herr Borne felt strongly about his work, Jan about his singing, that strength of will might be more telling than any particular words.&quot;Ullara rubs the healed wounds across her shoulders, and can still feel a faint pain across her back, though that is more the mind's mischief than anything else.&nbsp; Her flesh, and Bran's is whole again.&nbsp; Part of her feels a resentment to Jan for using his magic so extravagantly, even if it was the magic of another he was just borrowing.&nbsp; She had always prided herself on her healing skill, but her talents had more lain in the realm of the slow path, herbs and technique and time.&nbsp; She salved the blows to her ego by reminding herself that Jan undoubtedly could not diagnose snow fever or make willow bark tea, and time here was more precious than in the slower-paced villages where she usually worked.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 6262561, member: 4441"] "Or perhaps we should recite what is important to us. Reciting with conviction may be better. Herr Borne felt strongly about his work, Jan about his singing, that strength of will might be more telling than any particular words." Ullara rubs the healed wounds across her shoulders, and can still feel a faint pain across her back, though that is more the mind's mischief than anything else. Her flesh, and Bran's is whole again. Part of her feels a resentment to Jan for using his magic so extravagantly, even if it was the magic of another he was just borrowing. She had always prided herself on her healing skill, but her talents had more lain in the realm of the slow path, herbs and technique and time. She salved the blows to her ego by reminding herself that Jan undoubtedly could not diagnose snow fever or make willow bark tea, and time here was more precious than in the slower-paced villages where she usually worked. [/QUOTE]

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