The guard looked relieved at the news. Kosuke gave him a smile then wandered back into the room to watch for any changes. It looked as if Mr. Jorman was awake.<br/><br/>"He's awake now," Kosuke called gently. There was a loud thumping of footsteps as Corporal Crowley rushed in.<br/><br/>"Oh, sir! We were so worried!" He called, barely containing his tears at his boss's recovery.<br/><br/>"Shush, not so loud," Kosuke scolded him. "The drug he was given was very specially designed. It lulls one into a deep, inescapable sleep for at least a full day, depending on the dosage. In that state, they feel nothing, but the drug causes pain as it dissipates. He'll be aching all over and he probably has a nasty head ache. Unfortunately, while dispersing the drug wakes the person up faster and helps the pain to relieve itself faster, it can't get rid of it. He'll feel awful for a good hour at least. On top of that, in this state, pain killers would put him back to sleep. So please, no shouting."<br/><br/>The corporal shut his mouth and Kosuke went over to the Ranger's bedside. "Good afternoon Mr. Jorman," he said gently. "Try not to move too much or get too excited, it'll only cause you pain. I'll explain to you what I can. First of all," he said with a smile, "my name is Kosuke Ataru, and I'm a traveling healer. Lord Farwulf was killed last night and I've been helping to keep things under control in your absence. Last night, you were given sleeping drugs and we found you in your cabin still sleeping just a while ago. I've woken you up, but I'm afraid you'll have a lingering pain for a while. Tell me, do you remember anyone in your house last night? Anything unusual?"