"Deimar is the younger brother of the two. If Haiva does not remember much of falling ill himself, Deimar likely will not remember much at all. But Haiva has implied his brother is concerned for him. It would suggest that his brother has paid attention recently, at least. Perhaps if nothing else, Deimar will more readily share details of the illness in the hopes of a cure, whereas Haiva seems to have almost accepted the sickness as his lot in life."
Anduin knows, of course, what it is like to live with a chronic condition. Chronic pain that even the best of healers could not resolve completely. But if there is a chance that they might be able to help the man... Their situation here in Alem is dire enough, without such an illness on top of it.
He breathes out a sigh, running a hand through his hair -- regretting it once it's done, he really needs to wash up, but the frustration is building. "The least I can do is try."
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"Deimar is the younger brother of the two. If Haiva does not remember much of falling ill himself, Deimar likely will not remember much at all. But Haiva has implied his brother is concerned for him. It would suggest that his brother has paid attention recently, at least. Perhaps if nothing else, Deimar will more readily share details of the illness in the hopes of a cure, whereas Haiva seems to have almost accepted the sickness as his lot in life."
Anduin knows, of course, what it is like to live with a chronic condition. Chronic pain that even the best of healers could not resolve completely. But if there is a chance that they might be able to help the man... Their situation here in Alem is dire enough, without such an illness on top of it.
He breathes out a sigh, running a hand through his hair -- regretting it once it's done, he really needs to wash up, but the frustration is building. "The least I can do is try."