Bearclaw Valley through difficulties to the stars!

@Scarlett Maybe I could use this for both healer and counselor? Hope you don't mind I started the thread.

Raziel was healing rapidly thanks to Scarlett's care and the herbs that were available in the pack, there was no healer in the pack and he seemed to be the only one who had knowledge with herbs. He was already going for the counselor trade, why not go for the healer too? After all, healing was just as important as fighting, if not even more and the pack would benefit greatly from a healer. There were warriors in the pack, Kove, Adlartok, himself, and he could and would still fight for the pack even if he did not hold all the physical trades (warden, warrior).

But the fates willed him to pursue a path of helping others instead of mere destruction and to be honest, the Roman was more than willing to obey. He had seen enough bloodshed and destruction for a lifetime, having literally been born in a battlefield. Devoting his life to helping others, healing others instead of inflicting wounds and taking lives was a much better option in his opinion.

The moment he had left the den, Raziel had gone to collect cobwebs and various herbs, marigold, yarrow, alder bark, goldenrod. Then he had gone to find a suitable den, with luck, he spotted small earth cave in the valley wall, it was rather large, a tunnel led to another smaller room, too small for a wolf to live in so he began digging. The small room in the back was for him to sleep in if there were patients in the den, the front room had a large corner, left of the entrance where the patients would sleep. After a morning of digging, it was large enough to fit three wolves in. It was exhausting work and his whole body ached, fatigue consumed him, though he was healing, he was still not fully healed. Finding a cache, Raziel ate a rabbit and a squirrel, drank water from a puddle just outside the den and rested beside the river.

Then he began herb hunting once more.