gogglesyndrome | Twelfth Flame-[Accidental Voice/Action]

Perhaps those that remember are slip-ups. It's reassuring to know they have weaknesses.

There are a few, Luke, his best friend's name is Guy, and... a young man named Asch. I hardly know Asch, but we haven't gotten off to the best start. Guy has lost a lot of my respect in recent weeks due to his actions... I believe the Colonel is here as well, but I've yet to see him... And I don't know his sister very well.

Yeah, it is.

That's a lot of people but not a lot of allies. What happened between you and Asch?

Nothing, really. I think it has a lot to do with our attitudes; we're both soldiers so we're not necessarily the best at idle chatter. I'm... vaguely aware that some horrible things have befallen Asch in his childhood, yet I find myself incapable of fully sympathizing with him. One shouldn't dwell on one's past, one should better themselves because of it.

I guess that makes enough sense.

At least you have Luke though?

Indeed.

I'm glad to hear that.

What have you been doing at the clinic?

Mm, I was asked to help heal a young woman named Stella, and wound up sticking around to help others as well.

That's a good thing though isn't it?

Yes. It's kept me busy, and it's always good to practice so my healing artes don't get rusty.

[so many epic icons~]

You were a healer back in your world then? Or were you learning to be?

[no worries, night~ ♥]

I'm a Hymnist. We make use of the seventh fonon's healing capabilities in the form of a collection of short songs.

So you heal by singing? That's way different than anything I've heard.

Essentially. There are other healing spells, and the Hymns don't all serve to heal.

...How does healing work in your world?

Usually in our world we just have doctors that give us medicine. If something's broken they usually put the limb in a cast so the bones can regrow back together. It's all pretty basic compared to that.

Auldrant seems almost like something from a fantasy book, in comparison... Singing people back to health. Never mind that gels are strange-- even I've noticed that. They're somewhat... ...Candy-like.

...[brb taking the gummy thingy and looking it over] Now what do these do?

That one restores health. They're... tiny candy-flavored medicines, I guess you would call them. That's an apple gel.

[puts it between his thumb and his index finger, squeezing it experimentally but not enough to ruin it] Weird...I wish our medicine was like that, that'd be way easier!

It's sort of supplementary, I suppose. Healers like myself tend to be the primary source of medicinal application in a battle, gels are more in the case a healer has been knocked out in battle or is winded from overuse of their artes... Still aside, we have medical doctors that also provide medical assistance. It's all a bit confusing.

But it's still effective right? [hands Tear the gummy again so he doesn't ruin it]

Apple gels are meant to restore-- in approximation, of course --30% of the user's health lost in battle. Lemon restores sixty, orange and pineapple restore one's ability to use high-level artes more...

Are those the only kinds? [brb being fascinating that it just disappears like that]

There are also melange gels, special gels, lottery gels... Specific and treat are shaped like little bottles.

That's a lot more. And anybody can use them? Just like that?

You have to buy them from shops or steal them from monsters-- some monsters or humanoid enemies drop them, as well. Apple and orange gels are considered safe for children, and while the others aren't unsafe, they are stronger both in flavor and potency. I've heard that children in villages and small towns eat lemon gels to test their courage.

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