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[darius s.]

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the monsoons were drawer nearer. there was a rumor among several of the shopkeepers that this years storm were to be worse that we have seen before on the islands. the weeks prior to this fateful night zento had been filled with the sounds of shopkeepers moving their wares and securing their shops.

darius had just finished sending off supplies when he heard the grave news. their were screams heard through out the town
wind and crashing of debris was all he heard. "ITS HERE" was the only thing that darius could muttter out. darius remembered hearing plans of the inn being used to house those in need. he quickly gathered the few suppies he could muster together in his pack. struggling through the streets with flying debris all around he moved with caution towards what only moments prior seemed only a short distance away darius proceeded to the inn. as he passed the healers hut he noticed it was no more. the building which once stood as a place of healing was filled with fallen rubble.

upon arrival to the inn he was in shock to see the many injured already housed there. he was approached by hugh who asked him if he knew a thing about sewing. " i am a tailor by trade" darius spoke nervously. hugh told him that there was a woman who needed his assistance. when they arrived in the room they were staying darius was feeling a bit odd because he was unaware of the devastation that awaited him. the woman was laid on the makeshift bedding. the empress was already in the room where the patient was being kept. darius was told that she needed her wounds to be closed. there were two ways to close such a wound. a few moment passed and it was decided to use stitches to close it. the woman had begun to go into shock so we knew we must act fast. darius quickly grabbed a blade from his pack and began to shave the outer edges of the wound. nervously darius searched his pack for a thread and needle. this was new to him he never once had used his skills in the way he was about to do. only minutes later he successfully finished the stiches and tied it off. we soon left the room to allow the patient some rest.