Kash turned as the energy poured out of her locket, expecting to see Trinket shaking himself off and giving a little grunt. Seeing him slumped on the carpet gave him a nasty jolt. Yeah, it felt good to know what he needed to do. It just sucked that he had to do it.
He dropped into a crouch beside Trinket and immediately spoke the cantrip to stabilize him. One eye opened and Kash gave him a pat on the shoulder. "Just hang in there," he murmured, mostly to himself, and did a quick hands-on evaluation. It mattered less with animals, but he still liked to know what he was healing in case it didn't stick.
"What the hell were you fighting?" he asked Vex when he found several singed spots in his wet fur where he'd clearly been hit by lightning. That, on top of the wet and Trinket being pulped said it had been epically nasty.
Of course it had. Vox Machina didn't do anything small.
So Kash didn't either. One more time he pulled out the symbol he generally kept hidden and spoke the incantation of the Heal spell. Without consciously calling on Vesh, he reached out for Life energy and poured more into the bear, to make sure he got everything. The golden light that glowed around his hands battled the peculiar black light at its edges, snapping and crackling with tension, but it was no contest. Life won.
Re: locked to Percy, Vax, eventually Kash
He dropped into a crouch beside Trinket and immediately spoke the cantrip to stabilize him. One eye opened and Kash gave him a pat on the shoulder. "Just hang in there," he murmured, mostly to himself, and did a quick hands-on evaluation. It mattered less with animals, but he still liked to know what he was healing in case it didn't stick.
"What the hell were you fighting?" he asked Vex when he found several singed spots in his wet fur where he'd clearly been hit by lightning. That, on top of the wet and Trinket being pulped said it had been epically nasty.
Of course it had. Vox Machina didn't do anything small.
So Kash didn't either. One more time he pulled out the symbol he generally kept hidden and spoke the incantation of the Heal spell. Without consciously calling on Vesh, he reached out for Life energy and poured more into the bear, to make sure he got everything. The golden light that glowed around his hands battled the peculiar black light at its edges, snapping and crackling with tension, but it was no contest. Life won.