Her eyes crinkled with amusement, one feathery brow raised, as the two stumbled over each other. She found it mildly entertaining that Master Nobles was so eager to test his young protege. "Very well then! A demonstration for a favor." she said cheerfully, watching Master Nobles ready himself.<br/><br/>Risa didn't flinch when a claw ripped through her arm. She looked more curious then anything, eyes on first Master Nobles, then Amos. When Amos had his first try, one eyebrow quirked up, but she didn't laugh. She wasn't even tempted to. She had gotten laughing at the failures of others out of her system long ago.<br/><br/>When he tried again, a flicker of magic shivered through her- the part of her that was Wretched grabbed at it eagerly, holding to it tightly as he sealed the small wound. Her body was stiff, not from pain, but from that archaic hunger. Once Amos finished, she slowly relaxed. The only person who would notice the tension leaving her body would be Master Nobles, however. Like any warrior, her body was trained not to show tension, as fear could lead to being attacked.<br/><br/>"You taught your pupil well." She said gravely to Master Nobles. Her eyes were actually serious. Then she pressed a kiss to his beak. "There. A Lady's favor for the Master. Now! One for the pupil." She looked at Amos with an amused expression. "Whatever did you think I meant by favor? I could give you a handkerchief, I suppose, but I can't afford to keep throwing them at all the young men who earn my regard." With a laugh, she leaned forward and pressed her lips to Amos'. Then she pulled back.<br/><br/>"You have the makings of a healer, Master Amos." she said seriously, eyes on his. She wasn't even sarcastic in calling him Master. "Yes, you need work. Yes, you had a miscast. And yes, that could cause issues in a raid, but still. The pain from the healing was as nothing. Which is different, as most healers have to make wounds hurt to fix them." Her eyes fixed on Master Nobles. It was almost a questioning look.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>