<strong>Catherine Elizabeth – Aislin Haven</strong><br/><br/>Catherine turned to look at Lylia taking in her exotic, though lovely form. She assumed she was the one the woman was addressing and as she got ready to reply she saw Blaze motion her over.<br/>“Hello Lylia, I am Catherine. Hold on for just a minute, I just need to ask Blaze something real quick. Why don’t you come on over, I was hoping there were other healers here.”<br/>She glanced over to the bright golden blaze, aptly named she mused to herself.  As she walked over her languid stride was filled with a natural inner grace. Her eyes never rested in any one place for long unless she took effort to focus on something.  It had been obvious before she had gotten closer that the dragoon was taller than her human form but only by a little more than a foot.  This did not surprise her as most were forms were considerably taller when shifted or partially shifted.  She would have been more surprised if he was taller than she in his human form, if he had one. She had to remind herself that each person here was inherently unique, she included. She would need to learn more about the dragoons so she could care for them.<br/><br/>“Hello Blaze, I am Catherine and this is Lylia” She indicated the woman whom had spoken to her. “We are healers and I wondered if it would be prudent to set up a specific building for the healers so that everyone knows where to go if they seek healing of any sort. Perhaps once we have gathered all the healers we can work out a rotation duty of sorts? No need to worry about me being comfortable, I am comfortable everywhere.”<br/><br/>She waited to see what he would say in reply though she tried to turn herself in such a way as to include Lylia in the conversation, this was something the others healers should have a say in as well. It was already a relief to find she was not the only healer present. Surely there were a few more present and with their knowledge combined they would all become better healers than they were now. She had found that there was always something new to learn.<br/><br/>As her eyes flitted from one thing to another, usually attracted by motion she noticed that not only did the lake hold many of the large carp she had seen before but several schools of smaller fish as well. They seemed to be a bit more adept at hiding themselves among the plant life. Perhaps for the oversized carp, each of which could feed an entire were family, there were not as many predators present so they did not need to hide themselves. There was always a bigger fish out there she reminded herself.<br/><br/>She had not heard anything about Lylia though she had seen some of the were’s avoid her. She was never one to judge based off of someone else’ opinions though. She would give everyone a chance to show who they really were. If this woman could change the types of plants she could only imagine how invaluable that would be, maybe supplying some of the more important rare medicinal herbs. That would be a handy skill indeed. She would have to ask Lylia more about that when she had a chance. For now the goal was to make sure any injuries could be tended to. Where one’s spirit could be tended, as well as the mind. All these things combined made for a healthy person and that was what she did best.<br/>