Help me testdrive

[svensk]

Help me testdrive

Rasmus old World of Darkness ota

Ragnar old World of Darkness ota

Elenora old World of Darkness ota

Lung Dragonrider ota

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[moonflight]

"No." He was too surprised by the question to add any apologies to it initially, confused by the very notion of teaching abilities to another species. Knowledge, perhaps, though it often tied closely into abilities. But healing? "It is in our fire."

I shoulda tossed you Greg, lol

[witch_child]

"Healing fire?" she asked, sounding little kid fascinated as she finished closing the distance, her summer sky eyes blue and wide. "I'd love to learn that!"

She was bouncing on the balls of her feet now that she was otherwise still.

well

[moonflight]

"It's not a thing that can be learned."

Not to his knowledge, anyway - how would someone learn a thing based on physiology and one's very nature?

Well?

[witch_child]

"Well, can you show me anyway? Maybe I can figure it out?" she asked, little kid fascinated.

[moonflight]

"Hold out your arm."

He will move his head over to nudge her arm if she lets him.

[witch_child]

She nodded and held out her arm for him, bouncing a bit excited. The cloak vanished showing a small summer dress for a little kid. her arm was bruises all up and down from wrist to where the sleeve covered it above the elbow. The only rope burn was at the wrist though, the rest looked like marks from being grabbed. She didn't seem to notice how bad her arm looked, her attention was on what she could learn.

[moonflight]

He doesn't like what he sees, at all, but nonetheless blows blue fire on her arm. It feels pleasant on the skin, tickling faintly.

"...Why were you hurt like that?"

[witch_child]

She giggled a bit at the feel of it, watching her arm intently, to see the healing, and completely failing to acknowledge the question.