Welcome to Gaia! ::

Enzo awaited his next pupil quietly. He sat at his desk and went over her files with a thoughtful hum passing his lips before he got up and began to straighten things up. Unlike the first time he had gotten to his classroom on time and was slightly better prepared, but not by much. The young ex-priest smiled to himself as he moved to sit upon the corner of his desk to continue waiting after having straightened up to his standard of perfection he waited.

He stood up once more as Adhara came walking in. Enzo tilted his head as he moved forward to receive her, "Ah, yes. I am indeed Enzo, your teacher for today. Come in, make yourself comfortable." The ex-priest said happily, "When you are ready I suppose we can begin your lessons, yes? Mind telling me what you have done with your last teacher?" The records had showed that she had a prior class and this didn't really surprise Enzo, he had gotten started a little late in the game, so to speak.

He nodded as he looked her over quietly. He had noted her pregnancy as she pointed it out and looked momentarily concerned, "Ah, that is perfectly alright, learning how to harness the power of the spirit can often leave you drained unless you know how to properly direct it." Enzo said with a small nod. "It seems you are in good shape today, so let us begin hmm? What spells and things have you learned from Master Maziel?"

Enzo listened thoughtfully, his arms crossing over his chest and he nodded simply, "Interesting, mayhap you can also lend some healing to plants in need? Come along, I happen to have a few plants in desperate need of help and attention." He said simply as he moved forward and offered Adhara an arm to hold on to, "Allow me to guide you." He said simply, it was a movement of respect and not suggesting that she was an invalid because she was pregnant.

Enzo shrugged idly as he lead her out of the classroom, a slender hand idly patted her across the top of her own hand that was draped over his arm as they walked together, "It depends on the plant," he admitted with a small sigh. "This one always gives me issues, but most cacti do. I tend to smother them with care when they least need it. I forget that they can tend to themselves much of the time."

"Tips would be helpful indeed," The ex-priest said thoughtfully as they walked together, "but then if I didn't have a sick plant I wouldn't have a lesson or a spell for you to pick up, Adhara, and I'd have to think something new," He grinned playfully as they approached their destination.

Enzo chuckled at her retort and nodded with a small sheepish grin, "Yeah that would be a shame indeed." He watched as she and tentacle interacted with the sickly cactus in question and seemed thoughtful for a moment or two on how to word this spell in a manner that she could easily understand and didn't make him look completely insane.

"Adhara, I want you to put your hands in to the soil and concentrate as best as you can. I want you to lend but a small part of your energy into the plant and imagine it becoming healthy again. Doing this will put your positive, healthy energy into the plant and shove the negative unhealthy energy out of the plant. Of course I wouldn't recommend you doing this with a larger plant right now...This spell is only for smaller plants like cacti and small bunches of flowers. You'll put yourself in danger if you tried this on a tree." Enzo explained patiently.