<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/5d/Amara_Nars.jpg)</div><strong>Amara Nars: Cleric of Lathander</strong>(https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2676738)<br/><br/>Amara took the time the first day to make certain that everyone had their wounds tended.   Various magic healed them—including the innate magic of all heroes that allowed rest to heal the worst wounds—but she cared about these people and wanted their wounds to heal clean.  She said that to those she treated, “There.  Combined with a berry and some rest the scars should fade quickly.”<br/><br/>She inclined her head to Rat, “you’re a skilled healer, sir.  I respect that.”<br/><br/>As they made camp, Amara spoke up, “I’d like to sleep on first and second watch, please.  It’s the tradition of my faith the great the dawn with song and prayer and, well, I’m a morning person.”<br/><br/>Amara didn’t have a tent but she did her best to make do.  Sleeping under the stars pleased her—at least when the weather was fair—and she thanked Kathra and Lynara for the fruit pastries.  Amara took time to get to know everyone, but she devoted a little extra effort to Lynara and Rat—both of whom she thought she might be somewhat crushing on—just a little.<br/><br/>Reaching Phandelin two days later, Amara helped Rat unload the wagons.  She found the manager and explained to him what their cargo was and who had ordered it.<br/><br/>When they were done, she gave Rat a smile, “Hey, want to poke around town with me?  Little towns like this have a special charm that’s very different from my home.<br/><br/>Eventually she found a curious building.  “Excuse me and good afternoon.  What is this place, please, and why is it called The Giant’s Rest?”<br/>