Call for Healers

[Pibemanden]

*Storold walks in and removes his note*

[Honora]

*Corba sends a letter to Clarissa, explaining that she is no longer able to lend assistance*

[Skywatcher]

Toran be praised.  He has looked down on his servant and broken the vile curse placed on her even as she is abandoned by those so called experts in the weave.  Toran's power is once again proven sufficient for all her needs.  To those who were willing to help, you have my thanks but the All Watching has seen fit to bless me and has restored my voice.

Clarissa

[Pibemanden]

You weren't abbandoned, I gave you a choise where we could help you, however you choose to have faith in your diety and it seems that this faith have removed the curse from you. If taking the path I suggested would work I can't tell but highly likely it would.

Storold Doesscha

[LynnJuniper]

Just remember those willing

~Rhynn

[Skywatcher]

Storold,
     If abandoning my beloved Toran is the price for your aid then it is too high a cost.  He proved his faithfulness to me.  I can't say that about your Lady who continues to seem fickle and arbitrary in her application of her gifts.

[Pibemanden]

In that case you might want to ask yourself why Toran didn't cure you of this curse before since obiously he was capable of it. It would have saved you a lot of trouble and so forth, I see your showing the blame over at Lucinda as an attempt to deny the fact that you weren't cured before after you denied leaving Toran over being cured by us.

-Storol Doesscha, Protector of the weave

[Skywatcher]

Toran will do what he will in his time.  He was obviously testing me and teaching me to rely on him alone and not to trust in the unreliable.  Yes he was able to cure me at any point and it was my weakness to not trust in that from the start.  I was not intending on "blaming" anyone as the fault is entirely my own for wavering in my trust in Toran but through this he has shown me that he is faithful even when I waver and my trust in him is stronger now than before.  I have learned that I need not rely on the unreliable moods of the Lady of magic, a lesson I shall not soon forget.