
1st of Ashan
Levinia was feeling quite guilty but at the same time justified. So she had given Qaerris a bit more painkiller than he needed. It wouldn’t harm him, not a man his size but it would definitely knock him out and leave him groggy. Not to mention that whatever knots or tension he may have had in his muscle tissue would be gone for good due to the relaxing effect of the poppy. “Don’t look at me like that, Biscuit.” She had frowned at the white cat, who seemed to be judging her. It was not, of course, but her guilty conscious was tearing at her. “I’m going to go check on him right now for your information.” The cat responded with its usual ‘meow’ and began to clean its paws as it sunned itself by the window. It was a particularly sunny day, so sunny that even the darkest of alleys were lit up.
The little healer picked up a clay jar of water that she had mixed with a bit of salt and flavoring that would hydrate Qaerris. It would also help with any lingering affects from the poppy medication. She also grabbed a satchel of a few more bottles of other things she may need, including more ointment in case the man still had some lingering pain. “I think I’ve got it all.” She told herself and her cat who, again, was too busy grooming to really care. What humans did was none of his concern unless it affected him, and in this case it did not.
Levinia shook her head at her cat, “Take care of the place.” She asked and then left, locking up her door tightly. The walk to Qaerris home looked differently in the sunshine and by the time she arrived her arms were tired from holding the jug of water. She placed it down, adjusted her clothing and knocked on the door. Hopefully he was awake and most importantly, alone.