[Clinic of Gerard]"The Pulse of Life"(Healing Training, Alicia)

[Mother Chaos]

oocSorry for the wait. It's been abit hectic

As Gerard led his now blushingly proud young patient and his father away, Alicia was left standing in the immaculate hallway. There were several doors along the wall, leading assumingly, to patient rooms. Most of the door lay open, revealing simple sleeping quarters empty of any invalid. A spare few were shut for various reasons that didnt bother questioning at the moment. In the direction she had been previously led before running into Gerard was a door with a window cut into it, peeps of greenery barely seen from her vantage point.

As the clinic founder's steps faded away back towards the entrance, Alicia could hear the reverent silence of most sick wards fill around her, a full silence of lives inwardly healing or fighting to live, all of it offering a still moment. And then softly, picked up under the tone that filled all places of healing, there was the sound of sobbing in the other direction from whence Alicia had come.

[Alicia Elsdragon]

ooc I'm so sorry - I've been very flakey and will continue to be for a few more weeks /maybe a month or two yet. But I am here - please don't give up on me!

Alicia stood in the hallway and waited for the busy people who worked here to be able to talk to her about what it was that she would need to do, what it was that she would be able to volunteer and quite how everything worked, and then she heard a noise.

Was that.... crying? She strained her ears and came to the conclusion that it was indeed. She glanced back at where Gerard's footsteps had last echoed and then she looked back at where the crying was. In a moment, the decision was made for the young elven woman and she moved towards where she heard the sound. She made her way towards where there was a person who needed help and she hoped that she did not get into trouble for it. She could not bring herself to ignore someone in pain or upset, though, and so the young elven woman made her way towards the sound and hoped that she could help.