<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;">Helli</span><br/><br/>Well, this was an awkward position.  That other voice I had heard echoing through the ship for a few brief moments turned out to belong to the twin sister of the unconscious young woman on the 'floor' of the ship before me.  And there I was, standing over her, a dark, hooded and cloaked figure who undoubtedly seemed to be trying to shrink away from the bright light.<br/><br/>It's not really my fault, though.  One of the downsides of having such good darkvision in some people is that they occasionally develop light sensitivity...<br/><br/>"I was seeing what I can do to help her, actually,"  I responded, calmly.  "I've already moved her into a more comfortable position than the one I originally found her in, and she seems to be breathing fine and to have a strong pulse, so now I was just waiting for her to wake up."<br/><br/>Admittedly, I'm no healer, but she seemed like she was going to be alright...  Or at least, I certainly hoped she hadn't been sent into a coma, or something.<br/><br/>"The name's Helli, by the way,"  I introduced myself, holding out one hand for a handshake.  "I'm a traveling bard.  My mother should be by soon, along with several of the other passengers, so..."