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"It really was very sharp. I mean, obviously I knew that, but I didn't expect it to cut so deep." He needs to stop sounding so fascinated about it, really. "But it's okay, really, I'm rather used to accidents. And this doesn't hurt too badly. And it's only my left hand, so it's not like I use it for anything important."
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The broom lightly swats at a student trying to get a better look, and the raven hops around. "Pay more attention! Caw! You're going to get us in trouble with administration!" She pecks sharply at Fai's uninjured hand.
Ms. Carver casually backhands the bird away as she shuffles up to the table, but... that's not the first-aid kit she has. She has two unlabeled jars, one full of a semi-opaque jelly-like greenish substance, and the other with round, bumpy dark brown things about the size of a marble. The lady opens the first jar, and it smells something like lilies.
"How out your hand, now."
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And now observe the boy giving those jars the skeptical look of any science-inclined youth faced with something that doesn't look very modern, but at the same time the curiosity of someone who really wants to know what that is for. And she's a teacher, right? Surely she wouldn't do anything unhygienic to his hand that would risk hurting it. So where's the harm? And so he gingerly holds out his hand toward her.
"Ah, what is that, exactly?"
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"Oh, it's just a little home remedy. The people I give it to have found it quite effective over the few decades." Decades? Other people?
The raven indignantly flutters to perch on her head as the teacher wipes excess blood away with the rag, then slathers a glop of the 'medicine' in the wound. It burned rather than stung. The old lady started unscrewing the cap of the second jar, and would be jamming one of odd, lumpy things in the student's month the instant he started to speak. This time, it smelled a lot like beached kelp.