Yume did indeed glance up at the man as he was passing, long enough for her emerald eyes to go wide in surprise.<br/><br/>Her hands, though, were already working, doffing the heavy medicine pack and pulling out bandages, herbs, poultices, and acupuncture needles.  “If there's an ounce of humanity left in the men who walk this road, father, I pray you,” she held towards him a rich blue candle, “Light this for me so I may cleanse my needles.  This man is in desperate need of my aid.”<br/><br/>The comely giantess did not look back at the priest immediately, but laid a blanket down on the road and carefully moved her patient on it—she'd already probed his bones to ensure she wouldn't make any breaks worse in doing so.<br/><br/>The redhead worked quickly and deftly.  She began by washing his wounds with tea.  While washing the much abused stranger, she sang soft hymns that were prayers of purification.<br/><br/>Once each wound was clean, she covered it in a poultice, then bandaged it on.  She sang different hymns through this work, prayers to the gods responsible for each plant involved in the healing process.<br/><br/>Finally she looked to see if the priest had stayed, and if the candle was lit so she could begin the next step.<br/><br/>Though there was no obvious light or other sign of the Sun's might, Yume could feel the warmth of His essence as she augmented every action with the power He had given her.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">14 personal motes:  <br/>--Second Medicine Excellency for +2 successes.  <br/>--Wound Mending Care Technique</div></div>