Briar Moss (
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[The feed turns on to a fairly sizable room in what's easily recognizable as the deep purples of Caer Scima. The room itself appears to be in certain disarray. The bed's been pulled off its bed posts and tucked in a corner of the room, books line the sides of walls, but most notable is that the young man who inhabits it seems to have collected various plants he could find wilting around the nearby lands. They seem to be surviving just fine now, but the young man's attention is on the shakkan, a miniature tree, and bags and bottles before him.
He raps a tattooed knuckle on the wood of his work place, the flowers beneath the surface of his skin changing colors. If the viewer watches they seem to move and change forms on their own accord, somehow the don't appear painful to the young man who's gray-green eyes slip from the tree to the locket. Suddenly, his lips curl half upwards in an amused smile when he begins to speak.]
Here I thought I'd never meet someone bleatbrained enough to chase after a animal that's practically revered as a god. Are all you little forest critters back to normal or are you still learning your lessons?
There's a lot of talk going on around here and they seem to be the same. I could easily ask if anyone knows a way home, but that's been asked a few hundred times. I don't think it's that easy. Nothin's easy when you involve magic and Bags too greedy for their own good. Has anyone even tried teaching them a lesson on good manners?
[He jabs lightly as serious as he is joking. Briar knew a thing or two about emperors and kings no matter what names they took. If the decided you were their playthings they'd keep you there as long as they could. You couldn't trample headfirst into their gardens without expecting to be noticed.]
Forgive my crankiness, winter isn't my season and I was supposed to be accompanying my sisters back to our country after a harrowing summer of court in Namorn. I was looking forward to returning to my own gardens. As that seems to be out of the picture for now, I'd like to offer services here.
I'm Briar Moss. We'll let the name speak for itself. [His smile turns somewhat mischievous before he continues.] I'm a gardener first and a producer of medicine second. Harvest is just about ended, but I can still encourage your plants to grow fast enough to feed a village if needed. Or if your a Lady with an eye for flowers I can help crossbreed you a flower no one else has a claim to.
For medicine I've been trained by the top Dedicates in Winding Circle Temple for about six years now. I can strengthen any medicine you have if it's a plant-basis so it'll work for years longer than you'd expect it or produce more willowbark than you'll know what to do with. I have a pain-relieving ointment that will make some of the nastiest cuts heal up in a day or so and the bruise will go away in a week.
That's just a little of what I can manage and I'm willing to help anyone so long as you pay. If you buy in bulk I might even be able to discount it, but forgive me as starting out I'll have to rebuild my own supplies. If you need medicine but don't have anything to spare I'll even accept learning about the plants in your homes. I'll be traveling soon, so if you tell me where I'll find a way to bring anything you might yearn for.
If you have any questions or concerns I'd be happy to assist.
He raps a tattooed knuckle on the wood of his work place, the flowers beneath the surface of his skin changing colors. If the viewer watches they seem to move and change forms on their own accord, somehow the don't appear painful to the young man who's gray-green eyes slip from the tree to the locket. Suddenly, his lips curl half upwards in an amused smile when he begins to speak.]
Here I thought I'd never meet someone bleatbrained enough to chase after a animal that's practically revered as a god. Are all you little forest critters back to normal or are you still learning your lessons?
There's a lot of talk going on around here and they seem to be the same. I could easily ask if anyone knows a way home, but that's been asked a few hundred times. I don't think it's that easy. Nothin's easy when you involve magic and Bags too greedy for their own good. Has anyone even tried teaching them a lesson on good manners?
[He jabs lightly as serious as he is joking. Briar knew a thing or two about emperors and kings no matter what names they took. If the decided you were their playthings they'd keep you there as long as they could. You couldn't trample headfirst into their gardens without expecting to be noticed.]
Forgive my crankiness, winter isn't my season and I was supposed to be accompanying my sisters back to our country after a harrowing summer of court in Namorn. I was looking forward to returning to my own gardens. As that seems to be out of the picture for now, I'd like to offer services here.
I'm Briar Moss. We'll let the name speak for itself. [His smile turns somewhat mischievous before he continues.] I'm a gardener first and a producer of medicine second. Harvest is just about ended, but I can still encourage your plants to grow fast enough to feed a village if needed. Or if your a Lady with an eye for flowers I can help crossbreed you a flower no one else has a claim to.
For medicine I've been trained by the top Dedicates in Winding Circle Temple for about six years now. I can strengthen any medicine you have if it's a plant-basis so it'll work for years longer than you'd expect it or produce more willowbark than you'll know what to do with. I have a pain-relieving ointment that will make some of the nastiest cuts heal up in a day or so and the bruise will go away in a week.
That's just a little of what I can manage and I'm willing to help anyone so long as you pay. If you buy in bulk I might even be able to discount it, but forgive me as starting out I'll have to rebuild my own supplies. If you need medicine but don't have anything to spare I'll even accept learning about the plants in your homes. I'll be traveling soon, so if you tell me where I'll find a way to bring anything you might yearn for.
If you have any questions or concerns I'd be happy to assist.