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<blockquote data-quote="Nzld" data-source="post: 2646162" data-attributes="member: 37407">Enter Old MagdOld Magd approaches Titus and the prone redcap, having taking great pains to climb down from the back of the cart upon which she rode. She can be heard mumbling to herself as she approaches... &quot;Oh, my aching back... damn these knees of mine.... likely to rain this week, if you ask me...&quot; Old Magd is suitably named, for she is old even by the standards of the elderly. Some feared it was foolish to allow her to leave Fengheld and make this journey, but few would dare voice such opinions in her presense. She was insistent upon coming. The northern climate would do her good, so she said; though few could see how the climate here was all that different from the climate near Fengheld. No one voiced a strong opposition, as more than one magus could recall having received a soul-wrenching scolding from crossing her in the past, and had little desire to earn another... for Old Magd had no fear of man nor magus.Titus might hear the creaking and popping of her bones as the old woman nears.&quot;Lie still, girl, and let Old Magd have a looks at you,&quot; she says, grasping her walking staff with both hands as she struggles to lower herself to her knees. &quot;My, my, what a pretty lass you are. You must have all the young men chasing you.&quot; The withered crone chuckles to herself as she begins to puruse the woman's wounds.&quot;You there!&quot; she snaps, eyeing Titus. &quot;Master magus... I need owl's egg and fox's urine to treat these wounds.&quot; She begins to look back upon the woman, then quickly looks up to Titus again. &quot;If owl's egg cannot be found, then any fowl will do, but the urine must be that of the fox, and fresh.&quot; With a wrinkled hand, she becons toward the cart in which she rode. &quot;In my chester I have twigs of hawthorne and alder. These, too, will I need. Seep them in boiling water, and fetch clean cloth that we may bandage these wounds.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nzld, post: 2646162, member: 37407"] [b]Enter Old Magd[/b] Old Magd approaches Titus and the prone redcap, having taking great pains to climb down from the back of the cart upon which she rode. She can be heard mumbling to herself as she approaches... [COLOR=PaleGreen]"Oh, my aching back... damn these knees of mine.... likely to rain this week, if you ask me..." [/COLOR] Old Magd is suitably named, for she is old even by the standards of the elderly. Some feared it was foolish to allow her to leave Fengheld and make this journey, but few would dare voice such opinions in her presense. She was insistent upon coming. The northern climate would do her good, so she said; though few could see how the climate here was all that different from the climate near Fengheld. No one voiced a strong opposition, as more than one magus could recall having received a soul-wrenching scolding from crossing her in the past, and had little desire to earn another... for Old Magd had no fear of man nor magus. Titus might hear the creaking and popping of her bones as the old woman nears. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"Lie still, girl, and let Old Magd have a looks at you,"[/COLOR] she says, grasping her walking staff with both hands as she struggles to lower herself to her knees. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"My, my, what a pretty lass you are. You must have all the young men chasing you." [/COLOR] The withered crone chuckles to herself as she begins to puruse the woman's wounds. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"You there!"[/COLOR] she snaps, eyeing Titus. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"Master magus... I need owl's egg and fox's urine to treat these wounds."[/COLOR] She begins to look back upon the woman, then quickly looks up to Titus again. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"If owl's egg cannot be found, then any fowl will do, but the urine must be that of the fox, and fresh."[/COLOR] With a wrinkled hand, she becons toward the cart in which she rode. [COLOR=PaleGreen]"In my chester I have twigs of hawthorne and alder. These, too, will I need. Seep them in boiling water, and fetch clean cloth that we may bandage these wounds."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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