Naomi woke early, to tend her morning prayers and prepare spells for the day. The healer's room was sparsely furnished. A little bed rested against one wall with a small table beside it, a holy symbol hung above the bed on the wall, and a small chest contained her personal belongings. She had a bowl of water and a cloth beside her bed. Fishing through the chest she dug out some soap and then slipped out of the night shirt she'd worn to sleep.<br/><br/>The cold water gave her goosebumps as she cleaned herself with that cloth. She hummed a little while she did so and eventually put the soap back in the wooden container she kept it in, hung the cloth over the side of the bed, and dried herself with a small towel before slipping into her robes again. The white robes hid her form fairly well. She combed her hair briefly and suddenly remembered that she had dreamt the night before. The comb was soon abandoned in the chest again and Naomi slipped on her sandals and headed out to the main chamber of the church.<br/><br/>The priests were still busy from the recent attack on her church. She found the room mostly empty and took a seat in a pew to pray before the altar of Pelor. This was where O'walu found her. When Naomi realized he was thirsty she chuckled and went to get him a mug of water. She returned the main chamber with him, knowing this was where the others would come when they came to the church. As she sat there she smiled and curled some of her hair about her finger.<br/><br/>As the hours passed and a more normal time approached Naomi breached the topic of sleep with O'walu. "I hope you slept well," the healer said, and then a little softer, "I don't suppose you had any dreams in your sleep?" She'd not told O'walu she read dreams, but was curious if maybe he'd been sent a vision from the gods, maybe something to help them or to warn them.<br/><br/><br/>Naomi didn't seem to hear to Tasaril enter the church. An fairly young acolyte was cleaning the large chamber he'd entered into and smiled brightly at him. "Can I help you, Sir?" the boy asked.