SCAWWY 😱 karlach

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Generally, gladioli represent strength of character, faithfulness, moral integrity, and remembrance. They are called the sword lily, and are a sign of strength and protection. Legend has it, the spikiness of the flower was meant to pierce the heart of its recipient with love. Medicinally, it sees use as a cure for various diseases like headaches, epilepsy, schizophrenia, and mood disorders.

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[ablazement]

[she's got a sling i think, because daan scolded her into it, but she doesn't think it'd hurt to have another doctor looking at it. she likes her fingers. she wants to keep them, even if it's a. longshot.]

Thanks. [she mumbles at the first part. she has heard it a lot, but it doesn't hurt.]

I didn't know him that long. Just a week. [but. she shrugs a shoulder at where her hand is settled, nestled above her heart.] You can look if you want.

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A week can be a lot, with the right people.

[ says the guy that agreed instantly to help seven strangers with their problems, no questions asked. he knows not everyone is like him - but maybe karlach gets it.

he nods when he sees the sling, carefully scooping her hand up into both of his to check where the digits once were. he can definitely apply some of his salve for her, so that it at least doesn't hurt. ]

[ablazement]

[as someone who also just picked up five other people and was like you're mine now, she does in fact get it.

the digits are actually there! they are... sewn on, and it's a pretty decent job. unfortunately it's a long shot on whether they work properly again or not, because they get crazy severed. at least they're not infected.

she'll take a salve.]

We had a lot in common.

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[ he purses his lips briefly, before dipping two fingers of his own into the salve jar. very, very carefully, he spreads it around where daan has sewn them back on. an astringent, anti-bacterial, and pain relief all in one, it should at least help keep the digits from getting infected. ]

You're both good folk. [ you'd have to be blind, to have not seen that. ] And we're gonna remember him for that, not for what this place did to him.

[ablazement]

[god, the pain relief will be nice. she watches him do this with a sort of glazed look, out of it.]

... I try. [she says, honestly.] This didn't... it didn't feel good.