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sniffling, ininia wraps herself up in a blanket. between the shivering, her stuffy red nose, and the aching of her wrists where the silverwood took root, you could say she's not exactly doing well.
she hates being sick more than anything else.
"....do not come near me," ininia insists, though the command comes out much weaker than intended.
...
Things had been.. weird ever since that fateful night of the last Silver Eve. Losing oneâs memories, becoming the apprentice to someone who supposedly was dear to him and surviving the attack of a gigantic rampage leech. Galga was busy practicing his magic, but he couldnât forget about the little girl he had carried through half the city in an attempt to keep her alive, only for her to mysteriously vanish before the whole ordeal was over. He often thought about her, wondered about her fate, wondered if she was still alive or if losing sight of her had been a death warrant.
Thoughts like that tormented him on a daily basis, so it was a surprise when he found the young girl holed up in a shack in the middle of nowhere, clearly suffering symptoms of a very severe cold.
âItâs you..â, he whispered, stepping closer despite her advising him not to do so. He knelt down beside the girl, a mixture of worry and relief on his face. She was alive.. that was all that mattered.
âI have been worried sick about youâ, Galga added, rummaging through his bag before he hesitated. He was a witch, and it was forbidden for witches to know anything about healing craft, so he did not have anything on hand that could help her. Galga reached out a hand to place it atop her forehead, testing her temperature, then he pulled out his water bottle which he lifted to her lips.
âHere, drink. You really shouldnât be out here all by yourself, especially not in your condition. Itâs dangerous.â








