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<blockquote data-quote="Qik" data-source="post: 5761965" data-attributes="member: 6673727">The young man catches the coin, his expression suggesting that he is having difficulty processing Fury's gesture.&nbsp; After a few dumb-founded moments, he manages to get out a surprisingly bashful, &quot;Yeah, sure, thanks...&quot;&nbsp; It's clear that Fury's generosity has made an actual impact on him, likely a rare experience in his life thus far, although whether its something that will remain significant for minutes or years remains to be seen.A single touch of Fury's wand is all it takes to right the bravo's ankle.&nbsp; The young man stands, slowly, testing it gingerly, clearly unused to the miraculous reversal of health brought on by even the most rudimentary of healing magics.&nbsp; A few delicate steps convince him of the magic's effectiveness, however, although he does ask Fury &quot;if this'll last.&quot; Fury assures him it will.With that, the young man stands a moment longer in Fury's presence, suddenly uncertain of the implications of this chance meeting for his future.&nbsp; After a pause, the bravo nods an awkward parting gesture, before turning to leave.&nbsp; Fury watches him walk off - away from the square where they met, in the direction of Gulls - before stowing his wand and heading back to check in on the old man.*&nbsp; &nbsp; *&nbsp; &nbsp; *After a short (and graciously uneventful) walk in the now-darkened byways of the Ranocchio Planks, Fury returns to the small square to find the old man having already bound the still-unconscious victim of Fury's sap.&nbsp; The other bravo has been left lying where he last fell; both have been seemingly stripped of all their equipment with any real value.&nbsp; When Milo catches sight of Fury, he asks worriedly, &quot;Did you catch him?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Qik, post: 5761965, member: 6673727"] The young man catches the coin, his expression suggesting that he is having difficulty processing Fury's gesture. After a few dumb-founded moments, he manages to get out a surprisingly bashful, [COLOR=#98fb98]"Yeah, sure, thanks..."[/COLOR] It's clear that Fury's generosity has made an actual impact on him, likely a rare experience in his life thus far, although whether its something that will remain significant for minutes or years remains to be seen. A single touch of Fury's wand is all it takes to right the bravo's ankle. The young man stands, slowly, testing it gingerly, clearly unused to the miraculous reversal of health brought on by even the most rudimentary of healing magics. A few delicate steps convince him of the magic's effectiveness, however, although he does ask Fury[COLOR=#98fb98] "if this'll last." [/COLOR] Fury assures him it will. With that, the young man stands a moment longer in Fury's presence, suddenly uncertain of the implications of this chance meeting for his future. After a pause, the bravo nods an awkward parting gesture, before turning to leave. Fury watches him walk off - away from the square where they met, in the direction of Gulls - before stowing his wand and heading back to check in on the old man. * * * After a short (and graciously uneventful) walk in the now-darkened byways of the Ranocchio Planks, Fury returns to the small square to find the old man having already bound the still-unconscious victim of Fury's sap. The other bravo has been left lying where he last fell; both have been seemingly stripped of all their equipment with any real value. When Milo catches sight of Fury, he asks worriedly, [COLOR=MediumTurquoise]"Did you catch him?"[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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