"Not as surprising as you'd think. You remember when you were injured, and I took over healing you? I'm one of the stronger healers alive, and it still nearly disabled both of us for the duration. Being a healer means being willing to take on others' pain yourself, and there's not many people who will do that, selflessly, and on a large scale. Couple in with the fact that it's a risky proposition, especially battlefield healing, and the fact the enemy is significantly more likely to try to kill or capture a healer than almost anyone else, and you can see why it's not the most popular career, and those that do tend to stay in one secure location more often than not."<br/><br/>The rain would be gone by nightfall, and Aurelia insisted that she was mobile in the morning, though she still seemed to be favoring the damaged leg, a bit. Outside, the valley almost seems peaceful; the living spells slither and writhe over the valley's floor, but it otherwise looks almost idyllic, in a twisted sort of way.