[Open Class] Patch Me Up: Inter {LW - PASS}

[Kyrieko]

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!  

[Kyrieko]

She had really enjoyed what she'd learned from the beginner class of First Aide, and really wanted to learn more. So, with a little more confidence then her first time, LW padded into the class and picked a spot to sit while listening to Nurse Cricket. And staring at the dummies they had to use this time.

Uh oh.

Wait.. what did she mean... ?

Her nose wrinkled at the smells, and her face may have paled just a bit at mention of having Cricket heal you before. She wasn't sure if the Nurse had or hadn't. Really, half the time she wound up in the infirmary she couldn't have recalled who had been seeing to her.

Huffing out a breath, LW approached a dummy and picked one, taking it to her space to work.  

[Kyrieko]

She really did not like the smell of some of the dummies, thankfully having gotten lucky to have a less... stinky one. It did have a very deep gash in it, and LW had to wonder just what their Nurse had done to them! Alas, some questions were just better left unanswered though.

The she-wolf grabbed some sterile clothes and began to clean the area around the injury, making sure to do as thorough a job as she could.

Once the area was clean - and yes, she did sniff it don't judge her! - LW lightly placed her hands along the dummy, eyes narrowing as she focused. She let her own Fear reach out (or into, whichever it was) to the dummy until it felt an almost gooey resistance. Focusing on that, LW tried to imagine 'pulling' that goop out.

When she no longer felt a resistance, the she-wolf blinked rapidly and stared down at her dummy, leaning forward to sniff at it again. Then she presented it to Nurse Cricket, grinning hugely when she was told she did a perfect job!

There may have even been a little fist bump into the air at this.