[Open Class] All the healz (Astra)

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INTERMEDIATE LEVEL CLASS:

NAME OF CLASS: Intermediate First Aid (must have passed beginner)
PROFESSOR NAME: Professor Cricket

Prerequisites:
- Must complete beginner first aid successfully
- Must be Y2 or higher!

General information: This goes into using another individuals FEAR to heal them – thus promoting their own system to fix it.

The healing dummies have returned! However, this time it seems like Nurse Cricket has done a little bit worse to them than she did before, some of them being cut into rather deeply, and others bearing strange discolorations. The only explanation she really gives is that she put her ‘touch’ on them.

Which you really don’t want to know much more about.

“There is FEAR in those dummies. What I’d like you to do with them is draw their FEAR to the surface to pull away the injury that has been given them. This is an effective way to heal without tiring yourself out.” From the way Cricket explained it, it sounded like this was what a lot of her job consisted of.

“What you need to do,” she begins to go into more detail on what she expects, “is clean the area of contact. Once you’ve done that, use your FEAR to pull at the FEAR of the dummy. If you’ve ever been healed by me, hold onto that feeling from when I make contact. They feel quite similar and you’ll find your balance from that.”

For those who hadn’t been healed by Cricket before…? WHELP. She wasn’t about to demo any further than that.

Mechanics:

Roll 1d4
This is your accuracy.

Now Roll 1d10 and match your result below - subtract your accuracy roll from your result. If your roll will take you underneath ‘1’, go to 10 and continue down from there.

Match your rolls

1. Perfect! You’ve forced the condition to remove itself!
2. Uh oh! You’ve gone a little bit too far and your ‘patient’ gets really ill!
3. You do OK. It takes a little while longer to fix, but your work is passable.
4. Your work is poor. Cricket won’t pass it.
5. You do OK. It takes a little while longer to fix, but your work is passable.
6. Your work is poor. Cricket won’t pass it.
7. You do OK. It takes a little while longer to fix, but your work is passable.
8. Your work is poor. Cricket won’t pass it.
9. Uh oh! You’ve gone a little bit too far and your ‘patient’ gets really ill!
10. Perfect! You’ve forced the condition to remove itself!

TO PASS: You must either get a ‘Perfect’ or an ‘OK’.


Bonus Mechanics:
None!  

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Astra was only too delighted to hear there was a more advanced healing class, run by crickter herself. It made her giddy knowing just how much she had learn so far inn the healing arts, and not only that, but it meant she could be of more assistance to everyone else! Yes, she would not be a useless little fae!

Fluttering over to the classroom, the fae found that dummies from last time, except now they had much larger injuries and gashes then before. It was.slightly unnerving to see such badly damaged things, even if they weren't real. Or maybe it was the fact that cricket had done this to them.

Whatever the case, it was her job to undo the damage  

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Listening to the professors instructions, Astra realized she had to do what she did before with the ball of string and the minipets. Though instead of straightening the fear out, she had to pull it to the surface. It was very similar idea to before, so she was confident she perform the same task here.

Holding her hands over one of the dummies, the fae concentrated on bringing the FEAR outwards in order to heal the damage. She concentrated very hard, but it didn't seem to get very far. She could see only a little of the damage being repaired.

When Nurse cricket came around and failied her work, her feels drooped sadly. She would need to try harder  

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Not wanting to give up, Astra tried agian on her dummy, her hands moving slowly over the surface as she tried to find the pockets of FEAR within. Dimly she could feel a better response, and this time she was able to draw more of the FEAR out of the dummy, with some of the gashed repairing themselves.

The professor seemed much happier with her work this time, enough that she got a passing mark. It was only a pass, but hey it was better then nothing.

(Pass!)