Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
"Wake up, you, sleeping beauty!"
Siala opened her eyes with difficulty. She hadn’t slept so hard for a long time. Looking around, she saw an empty tent and Marana hanging over her. Through the exit from the tent bright sunlight could be seen. The girl struggled to get herself on her feet, and wiping her eyes, she asked:
"Is it day already?"
"Well, not quite, but you already missed breakfast. Our departure is soon. The distribution of rations has already begun."
"Thank you for waking me."
"You are welcome" the girl smiled. "You slept so sweetly that I didn’t wake you in the morning."
Leaving the tent, the elfs went to the point of rations distributing. After receiving the packages, they waited for news about the wagons. Settled on the crossbeams on dry the carpets, they basked in the bright autumn sun and occasionally talked about different topics.
At last the wagons arrived. The girls sat down in one of them, finding out in their with surprise the blond pal with his friends.
"That's lucky," hissed Marana.
Siala giggled gently. The pals cheerfully chatted about their own things, not paying attention on others. Mostly in the wagon were young humans and elves. Most talked about bullshit, someone dozed off, and someone discussed what might be next. Now their way lays in the suburbs of the town of Mainstat. There were camps in which they trained new recruits and prepared for war. Soon, on their shoulders, they will be responsible for this war, for the lives of common folk.
Marana began a lecture on the use of healing magic. The fact that to represent healing and everything turned out, you need to know the structure of body. About the fact that it is often difficult even for her, if it is a fracture or a hole in the body. But simple cut wounds, she heals quickly, so she can easily show Siala how it's done. As magical energy is directed through the hands, it's simply a sight to direct magic more difficult. It is necessary in detail to imagine in what order the healing should take place, and then slowly transfer its energy into the body of another person. After all, if you do it harshly, a person can feel pain, and this pain can be very painful. Marana described how once too quickly she began pouring energy into a boy's broken finger and he fainted from the pain. It was very scary that she caused such pain to a child.
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