End of Therapy|Sensatia

[Kender Bard]

~There.~ Mikasi breathed tiredly into Tevran's mind as he brought him out of trance. ~We've been at it for three months or so. I think I've done everything I can to restore your memories, young man. There are some things that will never be fixed - irretrievably damaged beyond recall or repair. I'm sorry about that. But luckily the amount is minimal compared to what I was able to fix.~

[tuo]

Tevran nodded in thanks. "Thanks Mikasi..I am indebted to you, if there is anything I can do to repay the favor please let me know."

[Kender Bard]

Mikasi laughed his silent laugh. ~I will keep that in mind, though it will not be necessary. I am glad to help people however I can. Where are your family? I'm sure they'll enjoy the news.~

[tuo]

Tevran smiled a little bit and nodded. "I think they should be near or will be soon. I can't wait to tell them."

[Kender Bard]

Arcan was the first to show up, bounding into the room with his usual boundless energy. By this time, Mikasi had gotten used to the quirks of the family and was not startled.

Rather than ask anything, he looked at Tevran with a mixture of hope and anxiety.

[tuo]

Tevran smiles at Arcan and nods. "All better now, or at least as close as I'm gonna get."

[Kender Bard]

Wings flapping a little with growing hope, Arcan approached his brother in an almost crab-like walk - merely the standard stalking movements of those bred in the Morilantan wilds adopted when poised for flight. In this case, it was all an emotional sense made physical, but he moved with instinctive patterns nonetheless.

"Do you remember stuff about us now?" he inquired carefully. "About when we were younger? And father? And home?"

[tuo]

Tevran smiles a little and nods. "Yeah I do..a lot more clearly then before..." Tevran's eyes suddenly widen as he remembers something. "Father! I think I know where he might have gone! I don't know if he is there now but it's a good place to start!" He grins in excitement.

[Kender Bard]

"Where!?" Arcan yelps and leaps at his brother, grabbing him in a tight hug just as Andromeda slips into the room. She overheard the conversation on her way in and looked most hopeful now.

[tuo]

Tevran struggled to keep his breath but hugs back. "Back when we got separated from you two..we heard rumor about some Anarlina ship that was off the coast trying to help whoever they can so we tried to go look for it but..before we found it Nissar got me and...I think dad might have made it to that boat! He has to be in New Anarlina!"

[Kender Bard]

"Where is-"

~I'll find out~ Mikasi intoned, already standing with his eyes shut and his mind seeking out the collective knowledge that is Sensatia. After a few moments he received what he wished to know and projected a map into the minds of the three. ~New Anarlina is just to the north of us. I'd take you but I am tired and do have other people to tend to. If you think you can make the journey on your own, it shouldn't take more than a week to get there.~

"We're gonna see Dad!" Arcan whimpered with excitement, loosening his grip on Tevran but fairly hopping in place in excitement.

[tuo]

Tevran smiled. "Thank you again Mikasi..I think we can get there on our own, we just need a way out of here is all."

[Kender Bard]

~That I can oblige with~ Mikasi 'chuckled' as he held out a hand towards the family. Once all three were touching, he teleported outside of the city gates. ~Good luck, and do try to avoid getting into such a nasty mess again. I would hate to see all my work gone undone.~ He winked and waved farewell.

[tuo]

Tevran waved to Mikasi. "Thank you again for everything. I would like to visit again someday when you aren't tired.."

[Kender Bard]

Mikasi grinned a little wider at that. ~I would appreciate it. Good luck on your search.~ The family watched as the doctor teleported away.

Arcan shivered as a wind kicked out, surprised at how alone it felt to be out of the city and on their own again. Frowning, he reached for Tevran's hand and tugged lightly. "Come on, big brother. Let's race." A little competition always took the worry out of him.