(About fifteen minutes after Kendal leaves)

Ailill tapped her foot impateintly as she sat in the waiting room.  "Kai
Ho, I doubt anyone is going to get to us soon, and I really hate
waiting, so why don't we go to where  the sick dragons  are being kept
and see if we can find someone who can tell you what's going on.  That
way we'll at least be doing something useful." Leaping up, and regreting
the action as her body complained, she headed towards the quarentined
area.  

As they stepped into the courtyard that had been designated for the sick
dragons.  Ailill's eyes widened, she hadn't realized how many dragons
had fallen ill. Someone was going to have to find a solution soon.    It
didn't look like finding anything would be easy.  The courtyard was
amass with people trying to make the dragons comfortable.  Luckly Arri
wasn't hard to find, once they asked the right person.  She was with
Aura, the big queen, and she definately looked like she needed some
sleep. 

"Arri, I'd like to introduce Kai Ho.  He's the wild dragon healer that
the Warrenlady sent Kendal looking for."  Kai Ho and Arii exchanged
pleasentries briefly before settling down to business.  They quickly
lost Ailill in there rapid exchange of confusing terminology.  The only
reason Ailill didn't leave was the promise she had made Kendal to look
after Kai Ho.  Not that a man who had spent the last who knows how many
years wandering around in the waste and taking care of wild dragons
couldn't handle the dangers of a dragon sized hospital ward.

<<Your just being irritable because you spent more time in the saddle
than your rump is used to.>>  Storm's cheerful comments did little to
improve Ailill's mood.

<I'm tired, I'm sore and every time I move my pant leg rubs against that
stupid burn.  All I want to do right now is limp home, take a nice
shower and sleep until time ends!  So if the peanut gallery would keep
there comments to themselves I would be most appritiative.>

<<Well we're snippy this afternoon aren't we.>>

Ailill grumbled something in responce.  She had caught sight of two
women making a bee-line for Arri and Kai Ho.  Ailill recognised one of
them, Diana, and she thought the other woman's name was Lakoda, but she
wasn't certain.  She was really bad with names. 

Ailill edged closer as the two women reached Arri.  She had some slight
hope that this would prove to be an interesting conversation.

NRPG: Just thought it would be nice if the healers converged in a single
spot.

Katherine Heath 
Naoisi@webtv.net 
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