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 Teclis was in shock, rarely had he ever seen his sister-in-law visibly agitated in the slightest. Hisana was known throughout Waterdeep as calm and collected, the eye in the storm that was the constant politicking Teclis always tried to avoid. To even show a small outwardly glimpse of anger was unlike her, and truly terrifying.  Equally as terrifying was that Stiria did not seem to care at all, taking a slip from her tea as she looked at the Lady of the House, “Tell me Lady Elthrai, will my charge be ready for her morning lessons tomorrow?”
-By now a Teclis poured Hisana a cup a tea, hoping to break the tension that was quickly reforming. He had fought all manners of beasts both natural and not across three realms, but the aura of these two strong willed women was equal to the fearful presence monsters had upon the common folk. As Hisana accepted the tea  Teclis noticed broken skin upon Hisana’s hands, unusual for the well-kept grace she portrayed.
+By now, Teclis poured Hisana a cup of tea, hoping to break the tension that was quickly reforming. He had fought all manners of beasts both natural and not across three realms, but the aura of these two strong willed women was equal to the fearful presence monsters had upon the common folk. As Hisana accepted the tea  Teclis noticed broken skin upon Hisana’s hands, unusual for the well-kept grace she portrayed.
 Hisana took a small spoon of honey into her tea, slowly stirring while collecting her thoughts, “I am afraid not. The cleric who arrived healed her physical wounds, but said she will need a few days bedrest to fully recover from her fever, burns, and frost burns.” The elder mage gave both Elthrais a condensing stare to match her tone as she stood up, “Very well, I will have six texts for the Princess to memorize by the end of the week. We will continue promptly starting Monday at daybreak. I shall return to my quarters. Do not disturb me, I will send for meals when needed.”