<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#4682b4">Hikaru patiently ignored her sister. They both had their roles to play. Hikaru was ever the nurturing healer, Tsukiko the restless warrior. There was no point in bickering. She did, however, cluck impatiently as the elf stood, pushing aside her offer of healing, though it became apparent why seconds later as the whistling of arrows filled the cave. <br/>
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<i>I agree. I was never much for violence.</i> She now stood behind her sister and the elf, leaving the two of them to deflect the arrows. <br/>
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Her slim hands came to lightly rest on his shoulders when he asked for help. “You can't keep fighting at half strength like this, she will handle your attackers, now let me heal you.” Her voice was more insistent now. “It will only take a moment.”<br/>
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Closing her eyes she began to lightly hum, it was soothing sound meant to calm, and the tune was alive with magic. Gradually her voice became louder, until it was the only sound that could be heard in the small cave. A blue light seemed to wash over everything, emanating from the gem in her forehead, as the light grew brighter so to would his strength. It was almost blinding in its brightness when she finally stopped, having healed all his injuries, new and old. <br/>
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“You should feel better now.” A bright smile lit her face as she opened her eyes and removed her hands from his shoulders. “And just in time it would seem. Lets go.”<br/>
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Ignoring her sisters advice she made her way to the mouth of the cave, a bout of nausea washing over her as she saw the damage. It was surprising that she wasn't used to this kind of carnage by now, living as long as she had with her sister. It took everything she had not to try and heal them, though at this point they were beyond her ability to fix.<br/>
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