Scratching her head nervously Kel smiled. "No more than the average person. I've only really dabbled in a little bit of everything, not really having the time to devote to one thing before now. My mother was a healer, you see, so I helped her with anything she needed. Out of any of the classes, that's probably the one I have the most experience in. That being said, I've seen what goes into all of that and I'm not sure that I want to devote myself to being a healer. It's nice to hear that even though your sister is clumsy, she still wants to be a dancer. It's kind of inspiring that someone is pushing through their own personal challenges to do what they love." Playing with the end of her braid, her eyes flicked back up at him, the sour face he had lasted for only a moment before he was chuckling again. Yaholo was really fun to be around. He seemed to make things seem so carefree.
Posted: Tue Jul 30, 2013 3:15 pm
No more than the average person? Yaholo had no idea that there was music that the average person enjoyed more than any other. In fact, what was an average person? He knew he wasn't anywhere near average, but... If he wasn't it, then what was?
"My step mother is a healer, I can relate!" He laughed. "She always has to heal someone or something, it's a really hands on occupation. But it's good that you know what might be too difficult for you to handle, too. Don't go running into something shiny, it could just be the sun shining off of the side of a cliff!" He smiled and rolled his eyes as she spoke about Pahana. "Yeah, she's has challenges alright! When she was a Youngling, she twirled herself out of the house and fell on top of a flying Kinfa! Thank goodness for that Kinfa, we would have lost her if it hadn't caught her!"
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"I'm sure being a healer is a very rewarding class, knowing that you've saved these people. But I definitely think that there are just those certain people that can do that and I'm not one of them." Kelina laughed at his wise words. He would make a great teacher, he seemed to have lots of intelligent things to say and always made them sound funny. When he started talking about his sister again, Kel couldn't help but smile. Lucky indeed! "Sounds like she's lucky to have a brother like you looking out for her then, huh? Also lucky for that Kinfa! She'll learn as she gets older as we all have."
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 12:36 pm
Yaholo nodded, healing was a very important profession. His injuries had all been tended to by healers and he was more than grateful to them for their help. Come to think of it, if it weren't for healers, he probably wouldn't have survived his first battle with the Shifters who had stolen his sister. He smiled, he'd have to thank his step-mother more often, her job was integral to the survival of all of Tendaji's inhabitants. She was a very important person indeed.
"The Kinfa lost a few feathers and couldn't fly for a little while, but at least it didn't try to attack her afterwards!" He laughed. "And I sure hope she learns to be more careful soon, I may not always be in Tale to protect her. I want to spend more time with my mother here in Jauhar, which would mean less family time in Tale. My fear is that she'll follow me here again and get caught by Menzuri when I'm not around." He sighed at the thought, that had already happened ONCE. He did not want it to happen AGAIN.
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A smile lingered on her face as she tried to imagine what he was saying. The girl was lucky indeed that she didn't get attacked afterwards. Kelina thought it was so sweet that he looked after his family and she knew now, that whatever profession she chose, she'd make sure she could protect her family. "You can't really blame her though, with an awesome brother like you I'm sure she'll want to be everywhere with you. I had just found my sister and we like to go everywhere together. One way you could keep her from following you, is set a time when you'll go back to visit so she'll know how long she'll have to wait to see you. I know when my father would leave, he'd never tell us when he'd be back and so I always went looking for him." She knew she had no place to be offering him advice, but she just knew it would have been nice to know when Gituku would be coming back. It would have saved her a lot of trouble, but then again, she might not have found Lasarra! Speaking of whom, Kel though she heard a voice in the distance that sounded like her sister's. She stood up straight, face lighting up. "I think that's my sister calling. It was really nice meeting you, Yaholo. I live here in Ast so if you're ever in the area, you should drop by!" She flirted a little before making her way towards where she heard the voice. "I'm really sorry to end this so abruptly..I really am." Kelina apologized with a smile before taking off. He was so interesting, and notably cute, she couldn't wait to tell her sister about him!
Posted: Thu Aug 29, 2013 12:37 pm
Yaholo couldn't help but blush. Was he really an awesome brother? He was just doing his job! All brothers should want to keep their little sisters out of danger, it was just what he thought he was supposed to do. He smiled, nodded, and waved as she stood up to leave.
"Alright, thank you for the advice!" He chirped, turning towards the direction he had been heading in before. "Have fun with your sister, Kelina! I hope to see you again!"
And with that he wandered down the path, pondering if her advice might just work. It may work on Tahigwa, but Pahana... That was a completely different territory.
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