10-10-2018, 08:33 PM
[ stating interest & also assuming it's night time so azu can be here! ]
The wildcat passed by the small group, her ears twitching. Based on what she'd picked up after she crawled out of her den, the "exorcists" were the erudites without the spirit obligations. A shame, as she preferred talking to the dead more than the living; more importantly, the group apparently didn't have anyone holding the rank. At least this gave her an opportunity to get back to her previous position.
She took a seat, her short tail flicking as she listened to the instructions. Certainly a novel way to test for medical knowledge, but she wouldn't complain. She liked keeping conversation to a minimum and letting her work speak for itself. She licked her lips, sizing up the remaining dummies, as she answered the question. "Yarrow to make em vomit. Main danger with vommitting is dehydration, so I'd make em drink water and closely watch em for a few hours." Simple enough, thankfully.
With that done, she turned to her dummy: dummy a. Grabbing a satchel and flask of water, she set to work demonstrating her systematic way of dealing with wounds like this. First, she boiled the water in the metal flask with her fire elemental abilities, sterilizing it. While she waited for it to finish boiling and subsequently cool enough, she focused on making a quick poultice from desert marigold. Once it cooled enough, she poured it over the open "cuts" in the dummy, as a way of simulating cleaning them, and applying the poultice. Lastly, she wrapped them with bandages, to keep out the desert's sand and any other irritants.
Simple enough. This round didn't seem like much of a challenge to her.
The wildcat passed by the small group, her ears twitching. Based on what she'd picked up after she crawled out of her den, the "exorcists" were the erudites without the spirit obligations. A shame, as she preferred talking to the dead more than the living; more importantly, the group apparently didn't have anyone holding the rank. At least this gave her an opportunity to get back to her previous position.
She took a seat, her short tail flicking as she listened to the instructions. Certainly a novel way to test for medical knowledge, but she wouldn't complain. She liked keeping conversation to a minimum and letting her work speak for itself. She licked her lips, sizing up the remaining dummies, as she answered the question. "Yarrow to make em vomit. Main danger with vommitting is dehydration, so I'd make em drink water and closely watch em for a few hours." Simple enough, thankfully.
With that done, she turned to her dummy: dummy a. Grabbing a satchel and flask of water, she set to work demonstrating her systematic way of dealing with wounds like this. First, she boiled the water in the metal flask with her fire elemental abilities, sterilizing it. While she waited for it to finish boiling and subsequently cool enough, she focused on making a quick poultice from desert marigold. Once it cooled enough, she poured it over the open "cuts" in the dummy, as a way of simulating cleaning them, and applying the poultice. Lastly, she wrapped them with bandages, to keep out the desert's sand and any other irritants.
Simple enough. This round didn't seem like much of a challenge to her.