Alpine Lake Upon the ground

Bridget would have answered, but a fish chose that moment to flicker by. She snapped out for it but came up wet and empty-jawed. She’d been too eager and missed by quite a bit, and should have waited for one that got closer. Now she’d need to allow the water to settle again.

Too hasty, she said with a good-natured laugh clearly suppressed behind the words. She’d have to miss quite a few times if she was going to get frustrated; especially when the company was good.

And I know Moonglow. Well, I know Moonspear. It’s a beautiful place. She’d definitely be visiting, and had considered settling there a time or two, but was stopped by much of the same reason. She just wondered if she could feel useful amongst so many who clearly knew her trade inside and out.

I understand that. Though, if you want to learn the basics, I wouldn’t let that stop you. You never know when someone may need healing, and when that time comes, they will be grateful to have anyone who wants to help and knows even a little bit. It wasn’t for everyone, but Bridget was so grateful she’d given it a chance. She thought perhaps Ajei would be glad too, if she truly wanted to follow that path.