Carlisle Longinmouth (
tongueamok) wrote2015-04-03 08:13 pm
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Hello, this is Carlisle. I mean, it's not Carlisle as in I'm actually answering you right now, so if you're trying to reply to me at the second, you should probably save your breath because I'm not really here. This is some kind of a recording of my voice, but this is my communicator. I'm going to assume these devices are as common here as they are in other places — not my world, but others, ones more technologically advanced than where I come from— so if you'd like to leave me a message, then you may do so here, or er... Right. Here is fine. So just leave yo— [beep] |
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[Maybe. He straightens his glasses.]
Are you interested in learning?
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Healing is not as easily trained as glyphcrafting. One must already possess some talent for it, and even then, it can be dangerous to someone who does not know how to properly manipulate their energy.
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( come to think of it, it must be pretty weird to be magically healed you'd been convinced that such things weren't real.
and, actually. she's curious. )
There healing glyphs?
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Yes, though if someone unskilled were to activate one, the results could be disastrous for them.
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Howso?
( because having more healing methods would be incredibly useful, but she can see the danger in allowing people free access to these sorts of skills. the damage Confusion's revival did was enough proof of what happens when powers are allowed to run amok. )
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[Don't ask him to teach Shadow or Glacius magic. He's lucky enough that humans from other worlds can learn.]
Not everyone has much of it, and if someone who doesn't were to activate something as taxing as a healing glyph, then that may be the end of them.
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Reet.
( maybe not, then. )
You at least gonna talk about what th' process is like?
( Kate. there are nicer ways to ask that. )
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[The latter idea seems horrifying to him, if the way his nose wrinkles is a sign.]
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( for one thing, she's quite well acquainted with how being supernaturally healed feels like. )
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( that works.
and, after a pause that's almost awkward in its length; ) Thanks.
( that's. the thing you say, right? )