Tomb Raiding, Spiders, and Spell Flingers

He teased, so much, but she could handle the teasing. It was the other things that had started to raise their head in her mind, in the corners of hallways left locked for a decade. Had her parents still been alive, she most likely would have been married, with children, her husband and her having taken over her family's business of Dwarven mechanicals, and she wouldn't be sitting there, trying to school her face back into one of calmness as she jumped at the sound of his belt hit the floor.

The gentle flutter of fabric, and then his voice again, shaking her out of the stupor that had her silent as she tried to look anywhere but at the very obvious place he was insinuating she would look. True, she was curious, but not enough so to oggle him outright as he got into the water. There's a difference between seeing something as a healer, and seeing it as a man. Besides they're my tits and the arms are staying. Maybe. She would reconsider once he got situated in the water and not above her so far.

She felt the flush rise to her cheeks as he lifted a leg, she was a Warrior, she looked to movement naturally because that movement could be a hidden knife, or an age coming her way, so movement in general made her look, and she immediately tried to move her eyes anywhere else than the eyeful of thigh she just saw. Ruth, you didn't happen to get hit by anything in the fight did you?

Maybe it was her imagination, or maybe she was just trying to think of an excuse to have another look at that thigh, but she swore there was a large red lump there that wasn't normally any part of male anatomy that she knew of. Not that she knew much about it, the basics, twig and berries, outside instead of in. Stone help her. Only because I didn't mean to get a good look at your leg, but that leg up you just did to come down into the bathing pool, it looks like you have a pretty nasty welt there and far be it for me to take a longer glance, but are you okay? It looks like it would hurt.

Stone swallow her now, she was going to be red for months.