[open] we all live and breathe
WHO: Sina and yyyooooouuuu
WHAT: Miscellaneous early spring interactions!
WHEN: Drakonis-ish
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: get er while she's still kickin
WHAT: Miscellaneous early spring interactions!
WHEN: Drakonis-ish
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: get er while she's still kickin
The Healing Tents
Now that the weather is warming ever so slightly, and Sina is feeling ever so slightly better, she's throwing herself back into assisting the Inquisition's healers. Though she uses magic sometimes, for the most part she's helping out by providing poultices, herbal remedies, and a soothing bedside manner to the ailing patients, keeping herself busy and no longer focused on the anchor in her chest.
This is how she spends the majority of her afternoons, with the occasional break to rest. She's not in perfect health herself, and it's showing more than ever.
Though in most cases she just seats herself off to one side until her strength rebuilds, there have been one or two incidents in which she has very nearly collapsed and required assistance.
If this upsets her, she shows no sign of it, at least not in the moment.
The Garden
Sina's early mornings to lunchtime are spent planting, trimming, and checking the progress of her various charges. They're starting to bud, which concerns her somewhat since frost is still very much a problem, but some coaxing (and perhaps the tiniest use of Keeper magic) keeps things moving along in a healthy and otherwise undisturbed manner.
She can be found here in the evenings as well, sitting outside her tent, sometimes with Nahariel, wrapped in a blanket and enjoying a cup of tea. She's come to think of the garden as home, it being the greenest place in Skyhold.
Elsewhere
There are times Sina can be encountered with her basket of herbs, making deliveries to the various offices and people requesting medicinal teas, or just in transit from one place to another. It's actually quite rare to find her inside the Keep itself, as the stone enclosures make her nervous, but she does have to pass through every so often.
Hippie.

Garden
And that was how he happened to notice an elf maid caring for the plants. Curious, he went over to have a look at what she was doing, glancing over her shoulder. Not a difficult task given his height.
"Ah, what is it you do there? Are you one of the caretakers of these plants?"
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It is quite easy for Iskandar to look over her not only because he's very tall, but because Sina is exceedingly small, even for an elf. That and she's on her knees, marking some of the bulbs she's been planting, when he speaks to her.
Sitting back on her heels, she turns around and is... somewhat startled to see the human towering over her, though really no one she's met is so imposing as Korrin, so she's able to offer a little uncertain smile instead of just fleeing.
"I am," she confirms, "are you looking for something?" People will often help themselves to certain herbs.
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Sitting down on the ground near her so that way he wouldn't tower over her quite so much, he offered her a warm smile as if to say she had nothing to worry about with him. Settling his hands on his knees, he nodded to the plant she had been looking at when he'd interrupted.
"What is this one? I am still familiarizing myself with the plants of this world so I am not so familiar with what all of them look like."
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the healing tents;
Alan settles a short distance from where she's seated, hands folded quietly in his lap. He's been an irregular presence — even more so of late — but helpful enough when he ambles through. Usually he waits until Anders is on shift, hasn't seen Sina in more than passing before.
"It tires you out," A small comment, neutral; a glance to the side. Alan passes over a cup of water. "Doing all this."
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She's leaning against a post, breathing measuredly through her nose and trying to focus on anything but the pain, when Alan speaks to her. She turns to look at him wearily, and gives a small, grateful nod as she accepts the water. Sometimes it hurts to speak; having a magical artifact hanging out right over your lungs can have that effect.
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"Do you know the story of the fox and the badger?"
His head tips to the side slightly in question, an indication she needn't speak herself. It's what his aunt used to do when he was really ill: Tell stories, give him something else to think of. He doesn't know Sina's particular trouble, but the shard's position is unusual — as good a guess as any for the way she's in.
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garden; waves hands vaguely about time shh
She can count on one hand the number of friendly Dalish that she's ever spoken to. Even then, friendly would be rather stretching matters — but they're all over the damn Inquisition, particularly wrapped up in its research. If she wants a view of that, she can't afford to alienate them entirely.
Besides. She liked the girl.
She waits a polite distance back from the tent, lifting her voice slightly to call:
"Siuona," A greeting, a step forward into view. "It's Wren."
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She tilts her head at the sound of her name, and angles it back behind her to see who's calling. Then she smiles and lifts her mug in greeting. "I can make more tea," she offers.
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forgive the weird icon i haven't bothered to renew yet
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The Garden
Thingol spied Sina one morning as he observed some new growths with gentle fingers. He gave her a small smile:
"Well met, lady. You are hard at work, I see."
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"Aneth ara," she greets, "forgive me, hahren, I don't believe I know your name."
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Healing Tents
His reason for visiting the healing tents was not entirely altruistic. It wasn't even for business, though that was a handy enough excuse.
Mostly he was just curious and wanted to poke around.
"Pardon the intrusion," he said, bowing mostly out of habit. "I am looking for a healer."
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helo can i be here too :3
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healing tents
So instead he brings a cup of tea over to her and hands it over. "Here. Hopefully it helps." It's just regular tea, but maybe that's all she really needs. A good cup of tea and a bit more rest.
Re: healing tents
Looking up when she sees Bruce approaching, Sina smiles at him, and gratefully accepts the tea. "Thank you," she says softly, a bit raspily, "are they doing all right without me?" By this she means the other healers, still at it in the tents.
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Garden, evening (open to Nahariel and Araceli)
Such as now. Making her way over to the tent, the Vashoth woman smiles upon spotting Sina and her tea. Perfect. She covers the distance in a few strides, sitting down so that her much shorter friend doesn't have to suffer neck-strain. "Good evening, Sina. What do you think of the latest in Skyhold fashion?" She pats her 'stole' which is really just a yawning Lux curled around her neck.
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(The raven bearing the request was her, whether Sina knows that or not.)
The door is ajar to let in air and light, Morrigan's office not far from the gardens as it stands. Various plants from the Wilds are growing by the windows, her desk is the same organised chaos as ever, and there Morrigan herself sits, seemingly expecting company.
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morrigan can u not with ridiculous prose
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Handwaving Time and that they exchanged names
In fact, he didn't feel like he belonged here and he had no idea why the Inquisition was keeping him around at this point. He had a sympathetic smile as he saw Sina working away. He approached her.
"Hello, Sina, how are you doing today?"
She looked somehow worse than when they had met, but he wasn't about to mention that out loud. At least not yet.
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She personally didn't use much magic in her healing, tending toward herbal remedies instead, although obviously sometimes magic came in handy. At any rate, she was unlikely to make any non-magic-using healers feel too out of place.
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Garden
"Hullo, Sina. How're the plants coming along?"
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"I fear for them a bit, with the frost still coming in the mornings," she answers honestly, but that's just part of having them, I suppose."
She rests back on her heels and smiles up at him. "How is your bag pipe?"
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Garden
Perhaps she should ask the merchants if they can find her a book with floreal patterns (as long as she's in Thedas Rydia wants to decorate with flowers that actually exist in that world) but since there's someone there who's taking care of the garden...
"Lady Sina, may I have a moment of your time?"
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