"You are welcome. Fis-Handara was the scholar ..." Wisco says, indicating the body with a nod of his head. "I may be able to help ... " Wisco adds carefully [1].
Wisco takes the offered green rock and weighs it in one hand for a moment. He tosses it to Echo.
"I think you, with your natural curiosity, are most likely to find the best use for this. Why don't you keep it.
"We should bury the body."
[sblock=OOC]Not sure how the memory tree works, but if there is a possibility of being able to rebuild/reinforce/renovate some of the duracha memories, even just the general day to day stuff to help him reintegrate, Wisco will offer to try. If it is an option:
[roll0] Effort 2. INT Points (5 - 2 Edge) 3. Trained Numenera or Wilderness Lore if applicable.
Currently Wisco is at -4 INT pool. But that was from the Auger village, several days ago I think.[/sblock]
"I would... be grateful for... help," the
duracha says.
Wisco leans down to touch the
duracha's temples, guided by a prompting flashing across his mind's eye from a memory not his own, and the little tree growing from his spine between his shoulder blades leans down too. A little seed grows from the tip of one of the branches, and drops onto the
duracha's head. There it stays, tiny rootlets emerging to fasten itself securely. The
duracha sighs and relaxes, touching the seed gingerly.
"Thank you. It makes things easier."
The group can bury the body of the Augur with an hour's work.
Above you looms the braided river, and in Father's Seren's hands, lie the rod you were given to traverse the way-shortening that lies between them...
[sblock=OOC]Yar, the village was a couple of days ago, so assuming you made any recovering rolls over the past few days, you're back up to full. The growing of the seed pulls 3 Int points from your pool, subtracted by your Edge, because you're an intellectual badass, so 1 Int damage.[/sblock]