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To heal a dragon was a grand task, and not one that Saindhav was particularly versed in. He was a master of thaumaturgy, not healing- he couldn't even heal a shroomkin if they asked. Even if that was true, he still knew that he needed to help in any way that he knew how. ...

Jaakobah liked to think he was prepared for dreams, that he would be ready to take on anything that he would have to go through during his dream. However, he couldn't help but be caught off guard when his eyes opened to a dark forest. Not too dissimilar to the one he traveled through in order to reach the aiti pool. He picked himself up, shaking his fur a little and looking around. There were small noises of the forest, but nothing that seemed off. He wondered why his dreams chose to make it ...

"Oi, hey! Is someone out there! Kind of need a claw, here!" Saindhav found himself blinking softly as he opened his eyes. He had laid down to dream, and he was already in it, no doubt. But he had no idea why was the voice so distressed- and why did it sound familiar? Saindhav completely forgot everything about dreaming once he recognized some of the small details of the voice. "Shroomkin to surface! Kind of in a situation! Somebody? Anybody? Anyone at all, I'm not picky!" Yes, S...

When you partake in fire as your magic of choice, you often have to learn a lot about flames in all their mannerisms and forms. Bog fires were complex, and though there was fuel in specific spots that Jaakobah could pull from should he have the need, he still needed to be careful. If push came to shove he could use the tops of some of the bog grass to fuel some of his magic, but he honestly preferred the least possible amount of damage to the surrounding area- and to Ulpukka, of course. This ...

They had decided to work together for their last bit of time before they had to return with their moonflowers. Saindhav's little boarlet had gotten tired a bit early and had been escorted back to their father, leaving the two aiti with the boarlet that Jaakobah had originally been taking care of. It seemed like it would be an easy go of things again, Jaakobah now aware that his boarlet was at least smart enough to not run into brambles, unlike the boarlet that Saindhav had described. Every ...

Saindhav's boarlet definitely was a wanderer, not that he minded. Keeping the boarlet on track and out of danger ended up being a bit of a task of creativity- not in the sense that he was using his magic in many different ways, but in the sense that he had to think of a lot of different things to knot together in order to make a very rough kind of barrier for the boarlet to knock into instead of just blazing forwards into something bad. Loose roots were a big on...

Jaakobah was not a babysitter, at least not usually. That was always more of Sain's thing. He could take care of a creature that he was forced to take care of, but that didn't mean that he'd enjoy it. However this was different enough. He was watching the boarlet like a hawk, making sure that the little child didn't wander off into danger or get attacked by some wild animal while they walked. Every flower that they found, the more on edge Jaakobah got. It was go...

They had been walking for a good while, wading through shallow waters, walking around lakes, climbing up strange steps covered by vegetation, and admiring the ruins scattered around the Jungle. Saindhav had pointed out plenty of things on the way, not allowing an animal to go by without identifying it and marking it down by scratching into a log. Some of them were dangerous, of course they were when you were in a jungle, but no animals were unreasonable. However, Aren wasn't exactly as conf...

Saindhav wouldn't admit it, but many of his friends would consider him somewhat of a creature expert, he knew that Jaakobah would certainly call him that- but then again his beloved partner wasn't exactly the smartest when it came to nature. That being considered, it wasn't at all surprising to see the sonoaiti smiling wide as he looked upon all of the creatures enjoying the celebrations. He had been happy to meet with his partner of course, living so far away can be hard sometimes, but he ...

Jaakobah just stared at the creature in front of him, he believed it might have been staring back, but he wasn't entirely sure. He had expected to see everyone else, he had even spent a good while with his beloved partner, but they had decided to wander around and talk to some of the others without being attached to the hip- and now here he was in front of this... thing. Now, he wasn't an animal expert, far from it- Saind was usually the one to tell him things as simple as what the differen...

The day had been calm thusfar, everything was beautiful and the air was quiet- that was, until Saindhav heard the unmistakable sound of an elkh in distress, a short scream that had caused the aitielkh to jolt out of his appreciation of nature around him, not just any kind of elkh either, a fawn. Saindhav had seen a fawn approaching one of the small rivers that came from the shore, but hadn't thought much of it except to stay around just in case of any emergencies. He could definitely tell t...