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Charely Potter · 02-08-2023, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by astrocat

As the Healer turned around, Brandon looked at what he was doing. "Hi, Healer Feirgrund! Are you... freshening the Hospital wing? What spell is that? Wait. I need to save my questions." Was there a limit to how many he could ask? Had he run out already? He shifted from foot to foot anxiously, but relaxed a little when Healer Feirgrund said he could ask his question. Did the healer know how weird it was that he let Brandon ask questions? Brandon had never gotten to ask adults questions before Hogwarts. He took a seat. "Um, I know I was here last week... and the week before that... to ask about being a healer, but then yesterday I remembered that you're the muggle studies professor too. And I wanted to know if you know lots of things about nonmagical healing too, and if you thought it was very useful." He twisted one of the rings on his hand around and around and around, looking guilty. "I promise that I won't take forever like last time. I only have this one question." Some things about him never changed. Like his endless healer questions, and his more-endless apologizing for things that really didn't need apologizing for.

Feirgrund certainly didn't mind the enthusiasm. He nodded confirming the question on cleaning the room, "Well spotted, it is a number of spells, but I can go over at least one of them with you after your questions if you'd like," Since the Hospital Wing involved multiple beds and furniture at once, at least giving him something for his own bed would hopefully be the beginning of a good habit. His smile was brief, not out of annoyance but out of his own comfort, smiling for too long came tiring or presenting as fake in certain situations. "Oh, Non-magical healing? Well, it does give a good foundation, with bandaging and cleaning the infection." As for benefits, he was liking asking for something that wasn't introduced into the magical world, "There's other some interesting concepts such as using stitches to close up deep wounds, wrapping up broken bones in a cast, and even some involving medicine filled into a small capsule to swallow. Have to say magical and non-magical healing have a lot of common, just that the magical healing process is quicker, but even more complex. There's just as much risk but also as much remedies to fix." Hopefully, he didn't complicate the topic even further.

Offering another small smile of his, "Take your time, Master Fox." Though he already assured the young man that the apologies were needless, he wasn't going to add to the guilt by repeating the sentiment. Old habits, took more time to dwindle. "Was there something regarding non-magical healing you were curious about?" Perhaps that was why he was curious on his opinion on them? The questions he was oh so sure were coming, he was ready for.

02-08-2023, 06:08 PM	#5 (permalink)
Charely Potter St. Mungo's Mod WWW Mod Doxy Join Date: May 2003 Location: Blue (EST) Posts: 6,267 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ean Zoilo Feirgrund Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Jansher Leon Grunt Slytherin Fourth Year Ministry Department Head: Firash Zarko Grunt Games & Sports Ministry Department Head: Isaek Fyodore Edelbach International Cooperation x8 x7	• HuffleStud • Knight of The Zodiac • Manly Beard-Grower • Cicatrice de Harry • Quote: Originally Posted by astrocat As the Healer turned around, Brandon looked at what he was doing. "Hi, Healer Feirgrund! Are you... freshening the Hospital wing? What spell is that? Wait. I need to save my questions." Was there a limit to how many he could ask? Had he run out already? He shifted from foot to foot anxiously, but relaxed a little when Healer Feirgrund said he could ask his question. Did the healer know how weird it was that he let Brandon ask questions? Brandon had never gotten to ask adults questions before Hogwarts. He took a seat. "Um, I know I was here last week... and the week before that... to ask about being a healer, but then yesterday I remembered that you're the muggle studies professor too. And I wanted to know if you know lots of things about nonmagical healing too, and if you thought it was very useful." He twisted one of the rings on his hand around and around and around, looking guilty. *"I promise that I won't take forever like last time. I only have this one* question." Some things about him never changed. Like his endless healer questions, and his more-endless apologizing for things that really didn't need apologizing for. Feirgrund certainly didn't mind the enthusiasm. He nodded confirming the question on cleaning the room, "Well spotted, it is a number of spells, but I can go over at least one of them with you after your questions if you'd like," Since the Hospital Wing involved multiple beds and furniture at once, at least giving him something for his own bed would hopefully be the beginning of a good habit. His smile was brief, not out of annoyance but out of his own comfort, smiling for too long came tiring or presenting as fake in certain situations. "Oh, Non-magical healing? Well, it does give a good foundation, with bandaging and cleaning the infection." As for benefits, he was liking asking for something that wasn't introduced into the magical world, "There's other some interesting concepts such as using stitches to close up deep wounds, wrapping up broken bones in a cast, and even some involving medicine filled into a small capsule to swallow. Have to say magical and non-magical healing have a lot of common, just that the magical healing process is quicker, but even more complex. There's just as much risk but also as much remedies to fix." Hopefully, he didn't complicate the topic even further. Offering another small smile of his, "Take your time, Master Fox." Though he already assured the young man that the apologies were needless, he wasn't going to add to the guilt by repeating the sentiment. Old habits, took more time to dwindle. "Was there something regarding non-magical healing you were curious about?**" Perhaps that was why he was curious on his opinion on them? The questions he was oh so sure were coming, he was ready for. __________________