The Bird and the Worm | Shards of Orn

Here, There, and everywhere!
Hip, Hip, so hip to be a square!
Here, There, and everywhere!
Hip, Hip,
proceed Tregard Maynard as he enters the healer's den. He scans the room for a feather being and founds her stooped over a wounded gnome. "Healer Rhadama, I presume?"as he bows formally before her. " May the Sun's face keep you warm and push back the Night." The bard then chirps, whistles, and flaps his cloak in what he believes to be the Ixifar Formal Greeting

The Ixifar healer regards the bard curiously. "Yes? Can I help you? Perhaps you've been out in the sun too long my friend."
She gestures to a seat at the nearby table. "If you take a seat here I'll fetch you some water and a cool cloth."

"Not the right greeting, eh?" Tregard takes the offered seat. "My apologizes, somone told me that was the proper way to greet an Ixifar. I, nay, we need your help."

Rhadama smiles kindly, "Oh, that was a greeting. Well I can't say I've every been greeted like that before. But I'm happy to help. What do you need me to do."

"Tis a matter of discretion." Tregard whispers and the two move to a corner of the den. "It's about our canine problem. We are planning an exorcism and need your healing powers."

"Oh dear," Rhadama blanches and her voice trembles a bit. "I'm not a very powerful healer, you know. I was hoping to uncover a cure or something among the notes here. I'm not sure what I can do."
She straightens and moves across the room to claim her weapon and shield. "But I'm ready to do what I can."

"Perhaps we should some research first. My associate is convincing another to join us and it may take a away. Preparation is key. Measure twice, cut once." Tregard gives the healer a charming smile."So what do you know about possession."

Before the healer can reply, howling reverbs through the den. "Frack, don't tell me they started without us" Tregard exclaims and rushes the entrance of the den.

Rhadama also rushes to the doorway of the Healer's Den and peers outside.

The healers look and listen for signs of trouble in the town.