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<blockquote data-quote="Gondsman" data-source="post: 5205034" data-attributes="member: 90057">Also I want to address this caring issue, when Lurik doesn't &quot;care&quot; it refers to the social interactions, the hubris of other characters, that sort of stuff.&nbsp; Lurik does care about life, as that is part of the magical force of the universe, and logically understands the value of being able to knit the wounds of protecting companions.If I had my way, however, the typical &quot;a warmth spreads over your wounds leaving them feeling good and tingly&quot; that you see as the description of healing magic would with Lurik be replaced with &quot;you imagine you can feel the fabric of your body stretching and knitting together, an unpleasant though not particularly painful feeling that ends with your wounds closed and the pain gone&quot; as Lurik has a neutral-cold-logic sort of thing going.Lurik doesn't have to care about the suffering of his companions to care about their ability to function.If it helps, think of Lurik more as a Mechanic for Human Bodies, and less a Nurse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gondsman, post: 5205034, member: 90057"] Also I want to address this caring issue, when Lurik doesn't "care" it refers to the social interactions, the hubris of other characters, that sort of stuff. Lurik does care about life, as that is part of the magical force of the universe, and logically understands the value of being able to knit the wounds of protecting companions. If I had my way, however, the typical "[COLOR=Yellow]a warmth spreads over your wounds leaving them feeling good and tingly[/COLOR]" that you see as the description of healing magic would with Lurik be replaced with "[COLOR=DeepSkyBlue]you imagine you can feel the fabric of your body stretching and knitting together, an unpleasant though not particularly painful feeling that ends with your wounds closed and the pain gone[/COLOR]" as Lurik has a neutral-cold-logic sort of thing going. Lurik doesn't have to care about the suffering of his companions to care about their ability to function. If it helps, think of Lurik more as a Mechanic for Human Bodies, and less a Nurse. [/QUOTE]

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