His Elvish heritage had bestowed many powers of grace, and one especially was to "bless and mend" as he liked to call it.
Torn claws, fractured wings, foot rot and painful mouths; rheumatism, kennel cough, weeping eye, seeping wounds - all of these he could cure, in the name of the Father of the All.
A feast was then laid out afterwards - mainly consisting of nuts and grains. A soft rain drizzled, beading their furs and scales. Mary was well sheltered by the arms of her tree, which was now worked smooth at its base by her leaning.
- Gabriel Brunsdon, AZLANDER: NEVER ENDINGS: Second Chances
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