[ He inclines his head, and whether he infers this from a like-experience or the wisdom of ages, he offers an alternative observation: ]
Hear me, Healer. [ His tone, again, isn’t judgmental. Rather, it’s made not as sharp, as if this is the closest thing he can soften its edges to have it sound empathetic.
no subject
Hear me, Healer. [ His tone, again, isn’t judgmental. Rather, it’s made not as sharp, as if this is the closest thing he can soften its edges to have it sound empathetic.
He looks at her. ]
You are protecting yourself.