Cylus 5 720
The bandage was showing some stain of red at the outer wrappings, but that didn’t necessarily worry the young healer. She stood next to the young knight looked at him and said. “I am going to check on this.” She said firmly to the knight as he stood at gate duty. He looked at her in surprise but shrugged. “We don’t need it to get infected.” The healer said as she slowly started to unwrap the bandage. The Knight looked her up and down as if noticing her for the first time and suddenly seemed uncomfortable. He turned away and there was an uncomfortable silence.
Then he started to speak to the other guard in an effort to break the silences. “Have you heard that Judges fu…., “ Genna felt the glance even as she kept her eyes on carefully unwrapping it. She did it slowly to make sure that she wouldn’t tear any scabbing off. “think we don’t have a chance.” Genna’s expression didn’t change, though her focus shifted to listening.
“Can you blame them?” The other guard scoffed. “The crap war with that Necromancy witch has distracted the main parts of the army.” Genna could hear him prepare to spit and then pause. “And now they are all Celebrating the great victory.”
“Leaving us here to forgotten to guard their backs.” The first guards said even as Genna removed the last layer of the bandage. She took the bandage and carefully rolled it to be cleaned she would need it later. The wound had a nice scab over it. Gennadiya pulled out the cleaning alcohol. “I mean where are the rest of the support. There are lots of more Knights in Rharne. What the ….” He said and Genna applied the alcohol. She then looked into his eyes.
“I will finish cleaning this and then will apply another bandage. Come and get another clean one tomorrow.” She said as she removed the alcohol and applied and clean cloth. “I couldn’t help hearing your conversation.” She said as if she had accidently walked into their conversation. She smiled at both of them, a confident smile. “It is true that this fortress has taken a beating, but you and your fellow Knights haven’t been forgotten.” She finished tightening bandage. She stepped out in front of them still smiling. “I and others have come here to help to support the Knights because we believe in your strength and wanted to support you.”
Genna paused and then touched each man’s check. “Don’t let the dark of Cylus cloud your souls. You are Lightening Knights and with your brothers we all can rebuild standing side by side.” She then slowly released Ray of Light on her hair. Unlike the attack the other day this wasn’t a focused and glowed more like the dawns light. “Remember that darkness will end and glories day will come back. Together we can get through this together and there is peace at the other end.”
The two knights looked at her in in wonder as she smiled and walked away. All she could do was help others to feel appreciated, she couldn’t force it and wouldn’t try. As she walked the light in her hair still glowing and reminding others of light. Gennadiya noticed some of the knights and other volunteers just stopping and enjoying the light as she walked by. The chosen of Ymiden kept running the conversation she had just heard through her head again and again. The leadership wasn’t encouraging there men. Gennadiya didn’t believe they should lie to their men, that was suicide but they should let their men know they believed in them.
Gennadiya got a determined expression on her face and turned to walk up to one of the squires. They seemed more informed about where people were then the knights. The young man paused and looked at her in surprise as Genna politely but crisply said. “Were is Vega?”
“The red haired loudmouth.” The squire blurted to surprise then blushed as Genna raised an eyebrow. He gave her directions.
“Thank you.” She said and patted the boy’s check. She turned and made her way towards Vega. Gennadiya moved with purpose but she still seemed to float across the ground as she moved. It was here that she realized she still had her ability glowing and allowed it to fade before she found Vega. Once she found Vega she approached the red haired woman and spoke politely but to the point.
“Hello Vega.” She said making sure she extended a greeting. “If you’re not busy I was hoping you could help me.” She paused and then continued. “I just overheard a conversation where two Knights expressed concern that their leadership had not faith in them or the coming conflict. I think the generals here need a reminder that they set the moral for their troops. I was hoping you would help me about their obligations?” Genna’s blue eyes flashed and her voice held that layer of steel she didn’t often show.
The bandage was showing some stain of red at the outer wrappings, but that didn’t necessarily worry the young healer. She stood next to the young knight looked at him and said. “I am going to check on this.” She said firmly to the knight as he stood at gate duty. He looked at her in surprise but shrugged. “We don’t need it to get infected.” The healer said as she slowly started to unwrap the bandage. The Knight looked her up and down as if noticing her for the first time and suddenly seemed uncomfortable. He turned away and there was an uncomfortable silence.
Then he started to speak to the other guard in an effort to break the silences. “Have you heard that Judges fu…., “ Genna felt the glance even as she kept her eyes on carefully unwrapping it. She did it slowly to make sure that she wouldn’t tear any scabbing off. “think we don’t have a chance.” Genna’s expression didn’t change, though her focus shifted to listening.
“Can you blame them?” The other guard scoffed. “The crap war with that Necromancy witch has distracted the main parts of the army.” Genna could hear him prepare to spit and then pause. “And now they are all Celebrating the great victory.”
“Leaving us here to forgotten to guard their backs.” The first guards said even as Genna removed the last layer of the bandage. She took the bandage and carefully rolled it to be cleaned she would need it later. The wound had a nice scab over it. Gennadiya pulled out the cleaning alcohol. “I mean where are the rest of the support. There are lots of more Knights in Rharne. What the ….” He said and Genna applied the alcohol. She then looked into his eyes.
“I will finish cleaning this and then will apply another bandage. Come and get another clean one tomorrow.” She said as she removed the alcohol and applied and clean cloth. “I couldn’t help hearing your conversation.” She said as if she had accidently walked into their conversation. She smiled at both of them, a confident smile. “It is true that this fortress has taken a beating, but you and your fellow Knights haven’t been forgotten.” She finished tightening bandage. She stepped out in front of them still smiling. “I and others have come here to help to support the Knights because we believe in your strength and wanted to support you.”
Genna paused and then touched each man’s check. “Don’t let the dark of Cylus cloud your souls. You are Lightening Knights and with your brothers we all can rebuild standing side by side.” She then slowly released Ray of Light on her hair. Unlike the attack the other day this wasn’t a focused and glowed more like the dawns light. “Remember that darkness will end and glories day will come back. Together we can get through this together and there is peace at the other end.”
The two knights looked at her in in wonder as she smiled and walked away. All she could do was help others to feel appreciated, she couldn’t force it and wouldn’t try. As she walked the light in her hair still glowing and reminding others of light. Gennadiya noticed some of the knights and other volunteers just stopping and enjoying the light as she walked by. The chosen of Ymiden kept running the conversation she had just heard through her head again and again. The leadership wasn’t encouraging there men. Gennadiya didn’t believe they should lie to their men, that was suicide but they should let their men know they believed in them.
Gennadiya got a determined expression on her face and turned to walk up to one of the squires. They seemed more informed about where people were then the knights. The young man paused and looked at her in surprise as Genna politely but crisply said. “Were is Vega?”
“The red haired loudmouth.” The squire blurted to surprise then blushed as Genna raised an eyebrow. He gave her directions.
“Thank you.” She said and patted the boy’s check. She turned and made her way towards Vega. Gennadiya moved with purpose but she still seemed to float across the ground as she moved. It was here that she realized she still had her ability glowing and allowed it to fade before she found Vega. Once she found Vega she approached the red haired woman and spoke politely but to the point.
“Hello Vega.” She said making sure she extended a greeting. “If you’re not busy I was hoping you could help me.” She paused and then continued. “I just overheard a conversation where two Knights expressed concern that their leadership had not faith in them or the coming conflict. I think the generals here need a reminder that they set the moral for their troops. I was hoping you would help me about their obligations?” Genna’s blue eyes flashed and her voice held that layer of steel she didn’t often show.