｢ BUT NOW THESE DAYS ARE GONE, I'M NOT SO SELF ASSURED ｣

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BIOGRAPHY —–—

TOYHOUSE —–-—

SOOTHSAYER –-—

TYPHOON —–-—

Six months. It had nearly very nearly been exactly since months since Roan had been promoted to his current position of soothsayer, and he couldn't say that he wasn't proud. After all, he was glad that had had managed to get to his current position, and glad that he had managed to keep it, as well. However, that didn't mean that things had been all sunshines and rainbows during his time as a medic. His paws had been stained with the blood of his loved ones for a long time, the siamese having to frequently patch up those that he cared about the most. It seemed that the pressure weighed heavily on his shoulders, although he liked to think that he carried it well. Still, he had done so more easily when he had his sages working alongside him, Lawkit and Rosemary. Unfortunately, Lawkit had disappeared a long time ago, and Rosemary had decided to step down, which meant that he was once again left all alone. It wasn't a good position to be in, especially considering there were still threats that loomed over all of their heads. Thankfully, his mama seemed to realize this, as she had approved of him holding yet another round of sage tryouts.

Not only was he holding a new round of tryouts, but it seemed as though he wouldn't be doing so alone this time, either. He knew full well why Goldie had volunteered to help out – it was a bit hard not to know, with his slowly swelling stomach occasionally making it difficult for him to navigate the temple. Still, no matter the reason, he was glad to have an assistant to help him out, gently encouraging Goldie as she helped him to drag various batches of herbs out of the temple, and out onto a table. It was odd to think of the other as his assistant, considering it hadn't been so long since she was the captain of the whole Typhoon, but he didn't mind it. He was glad to have her around, and she certainly wasn't a bad choice to help him out. In fact, he had half a mind to just make her his sage, and teach her everything he knew. It was an idea that had crossed his mind more than once, but... well, they would just have to see how this went.

After about an hour of setup, Roan had a large table set up in front of the temple, with various stacks of herbs spread all across it, along with a few notes, for himself. He knew that Goldie stood at the ready nearby, and he was sure to flash her a small, slightly tired smile before he turned to call out, "Hey! If any of you are interested in becoming a sage or even a soothsayer, come over here for some tryouts!" Sitting back on his haunches, the soothsayer then took a deep breath inwards, ignoring the way that his stomach seemed to occasionally churn as he moved. For the most part he could ignore his coming children, but trying to do so was getting harder and harder as the days passed. Shaking his head briefly, Roan then continued, "We'll... we'll mainly be going over the basics. Broken bones, infections, maybe a bit on concussions..." That last one certainly seemed appropriate, considering who was helping him out.[/td][/tr][/table]

He was still learning how everything was run here, having been blown in by the storm and too scared to leave on his own, the kid was left with his curiosity about the funny people who ran the place, smelling like the ocean. He attended the recent meeting and pieced together that the pretty woman that offered him food in the tavern was calling the shots, which he thought was pretty cool. There was a whole place full of fish, like, in the water. His surprise and adventure continued on with this new thing, having seen the medic from earlier as well carry out plants he didn't remember ever seeing with someone who he'd never seen before either.

Danny slowly inched forward towards the table set up before the temple, stopping a few times in his tracks nervously. He was still very shy, but he also really wanted to see the herbs on the table. He put his front paws on the table, realizing he was much too short to stand easily to look over the table. He struggled for a bit, successfully getting a stray leaf in his nose. And of course, that took a minute or so of pacing in a circle before sneezing it out opposite the Soothsayer and his golden companion. "What's a sage, or uh...a, um..." Danny frowned, batting his now itchy nose with one of the paws that were formerly clinging pathetically to the table top. "Sooth-say-er." His tail wagged aggressively as he scrunched his little face up, having to pronounce the word first, not wanting to mess it up. Then they'd think he was stupid, and he wasn't stupid.

｢ BUT NOW THESE DAYS ARE GONE, I'M NOT SO SELF ASSURED ｣

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BIOGRAPHY —–—

TOYHOUSE —–-—

SOOTHSAYER –-—

TYPHOON —–-—

Even before he held this particular little tryout, Roan already had a couple of people in mind for who he'd like to see on his team. However, he'd have to test their knowledge beforehand, and he knew that well. He nodded in Goldie's direction as she spoke up, the soothsayer's tail flicking as he muttered, "Ah... yes, thank you Goldie. Wanna make sure I'm not shoving anybody into a role that they don't want." He then took in everyone else that was present, with Seabound seemingly the only one actually interested in a sage or soothsayer role. He nodded in Sea's direction, glad that the other had explained to Danny what they were doing here so that he wouldn't have to push the lesson off any longer. Unfortunately, just as the feline was about to start off with his first question, Inferno soon arrived, asking about poisons. Roan's ears immediately pinned back at that, and he grumbled in her direction, "What? Are you stupid? Of course not. The only thing I'd be teaching in a lesson like this is how to treat poisons, not poison other people. If you want something like that, then go bother someone else." He just shook his head at that, finding the entire idea of poisoning someone ridiculous and barbaric in the first place.

After briefly rubbing at his temple to stop the throbbing pain that had already begun there, the medic then turned towards the rest of those that were present. He finally began on the actual lesson, taking in a deep breath before he questioned, "Alright, do any of you know the answer to what to do if someone has an open wound? For example... a large open cut on their leg. What are some of the first actions would you take in order to treat it?" He then paused, glancing towards Danny and Pyrrhic in particular before he added on, "...And don't worry if you don't know the answer. I'll review the correct answer with everyone once I know what kind of baseline I'm working with here..." He knew fully well that Goldie knew the answer to his question, but he was also interested to see how much Seabound knew. Maybe Goldie had taught him some of the things that she had learned?[/td][/tr][/table]