The Village – Group A
Sister Agnes ducked behind Mevlus, half grateful he was there and half thinking that he was completely nuts. Then again looking around at the group that was defending the village from the attack she concluded they had to at least all be somewhat out of their minds. Looking up before glancing over to him she nodded. “Thank you,” she said quickly and then proceeded to move out of the way and back towards the entrance of the apothecary so she could watch without becoming a target and another victim they would need to defend.
Then she heard Hanzo call out for her; gathering the folds of her habit she moved as quickly as the old woman could over to him. He had managed to take out several of the assailants but they had done their own damage on the monk. Running over to him she took a quick look at his injuries before she reached out as her hands began to glow with a soft white light. Moving them over his body slowly, not wanting to rush the process now that body after body was dropping to the ground, the few that were there taking the upper hand in the battle finally. Hanzos injuries began to close and the bleeding stopped after a few moments, the flesh reknitting itself and healing. There would be some small scars but there was nothing major left once she pulled her hands away and he would be able to function normally once again. Fatigue and blood loss she couldn’t help, she knew of a few spells that would but she did not possess them.
Turning as she heard more of the battle ensue from behind her towards the southern end of the village Sister Agnes perked a brow at the new comer. She had not seen him before; he wasn’t one of the ones that had come into the shop earlier in the day and she couldn’t help but wonder why he was there. Seeing him fight off the evils that were attacking the village she had to say a quick thanks to the Light for sending another person to battle these maniacs. Turning back to Hanzo she smiled. “You need to get to the side and rest, it looks like things are being taken care of,” she said in a kind voice before moving away from him and heading towards the new comer.
“Thank you,” she said to the man that was holding his shoulder as she approached him carefully. “Don’t worry, I won’t try to hurt you,” she said softly. Sister Agnes was your everyday looking woman of the cloth and looked far too old to be in the middle of a battle rushing around healing the younger folk but it was all she could do for them. Stepping over corpses as the fog faded away she came close to him. “Seems you need a bit of healing,” she added as she held her hand out, it glowing faintly with a holy light. If he were to detect her alignment he would find that she was a lawful and good soul that carried no malice in her heart even if she was fatigued from healing body after body this day.
Resting an old and weathered hand atop of his that held his shoulder she said a soft prayer and warmth would fill his form, starting at the wound and slowly spreading out from there to fill his body. It would cause the wounds to close and the flesh to reknit itself as she healed him, the bleeding would cease but sadly the woozy feelings and light headedness would remain. All she could do was heal them from any more blood loss, the rest would require water, food and rest. As she finished she glanced around, wondering if this was it for the day or if there would be more than needed protecting. There was still a smell in the air that would not leave coming from the bodies of those that attacked the town. Whatever the source had been was not there before them and it made her worry that this day was far from over with. She only could hope and pray that the rest of the group would be back soon from their little side quest.
”Sister Agnes! Sister Agnes!”, she heard cry out but she could not see where it was coming from as she stepped away from the new comer and began to go towards the sound of the voice that called to her from seemingly nowhere. Then she saw it, a faint outline of a face seemed to be floating in the air and wobbling with each step.
“I see you,” she called out as she ran over to him and reached out carefully, trying to find his body with her hands since he was still under the effects of the invisibility potion. Finding one shoulder and then the other she opted to heal him as best she could instead of focusing on a single point. She did not know how injured so she did not want to risk not healing him enough. Lowering her head as her stood there she began to glow softly and the light fell from her, enveloping Tobias as she prayed; the light outlining his form as she healed him. It took longer than she would have liked but she was not going to risk not going enough for the thief.
As she finished she took a step back and sat down, breathing heavily on the edge of the walkway of wood that lined the shops of the small village. She had been used to healing people over the years but not having to heal this much so quickly in the middle of a battle. It was something she was unused to and it was beginning to take its toll on the old soul. Resting back against a post she took a few long breaths to regain her composure. She hoped the battle would be over with soon.