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Cambria’s knowledge did not cease to amaze her. How could someone so young be dotted with such infinite wisdom? Her acquaintance with various healing notions was remarkable, but that’s not what caught the Caregiver’s attention. Behind the vocational path she’d chosen, lay an immeasurable purity of heart. The young girl’s motives were fuelled by her need to nurture loved ones. They were alike, in certain ways; both females contributed to a better world, starting with friends and family. What Cambria aspired to do through healing, Alexey did by caring for children in need. “I’ve never heard of Ginseng,” she admitted, wondering what the plant looked like and how it survived the cold season, unlike the vast majority of plants. "What does it do?"
Starting at the very beginning, where they could focus on acquiring a variety of new ingredients seemed like an adequate plan. As for the part where in depth research was required; Alexey could always grant the younger female access to the library in Wolfville. But she refrained from inviting her over right away, knowing that her home was no longer safe for as long as Haku remained in charge. Endangering Cambria was not an option.
“No, nothing’s wrong with Conor.” Would it be considered lying if she stated that he was fine? Physically, the boy showed no signs of wounding. But his state of mind was nothing short of a wreck. “Well, not really. Things got a little complicated between us,” she admitted, to her own surprise. A tinge of desperation took possession of her voice, causing it to falter every two or three words. Alexey had reached a point where she deemed it necessary to confide in someone, even if said person happened to be considerably younger and the daughter of a long-time friend. Moral or not, her sanity was at stake. “What we feel for each other is... unacceptable.”
Cambria’s knowledge did not cease to amaze her. How could someone so young be dotted with such infinite wisdom? Her acquaintance with various healing notions was remarkable, but that’s not what caught the Caregiver’s attention. Behind the vocational path she’d chosen, lay an immeasurable purity of heart. The young girl’s motives were fuelled by her need to nurture loved ones. They were alike, in certain ways; both females contributed to a better world, starting with friends and family. What Cambria aspired to do through healing, Alexey did by caring for children in need. “I’ve never heard of Ginseng,” she admitted, wondering what the plant looked like and how it survived the cold season, unlike the vast majority of plants. "What does it do?"
Starting at the very beginning, where they could focus on acquiring a variety of new ingredients seemed like an adequate plan. As for the part where in depth research was required; Alexey could always grant the younger female access to the library in Wolfville. But she refrained from inviting her over right away, knowing that her home was no longer safe for as long as Haku remained in charge. Endangering Cambria was not an option.
“No, nothing’s wrong with Conor.” Would it be considered lying if she stated that he was fine? Physically, the boy showed no signs of wounding. But his state of mind was nothing short of a wreck. “Well, not really. Things got a little complicated between us,” she admitted, to her own surprise. A tinge of desperation took possession of her voice, causing it to falter every two or three words. Alexey had reached a point where she deemed it necessary to confide in someone, even if said person happened to be considerably younger and the daughter of a long-time friend. Moral or not, her sanity was at stake. “What we feel for each other is... unacceptable.”