[Rezo is helping the innkeeper adjust the position of a bedridden patient when Zelgadis arrives. At the sound of the door opening, he hurriedly tilts his head up and beams one of his priestly smiles. You can practically feel the heavenly sunbeams shining down upon him, despite the fact they're indoors.]
Thank you, all of you. I hope you're good with your hands.
[Rezo's already discussed this part with the innkeeper, but the remark might seem cryptic to Zelgadis and the coachmen, so he quickly elaborates.]
We'll be building temporary water tanks and blessing them so that the contents will be safe to drink. I'll be filling them initially but if the architecture in the village is suitable then we may want to set it up so they'll be capable of harvesting rainwater as well. Mrs. Saeldor has kindly told me where we will find the necessary materials.
[The coachmen look confused; can't Rezo just lift whatever curse is on the spring and be done with it? But neither of them dare to speak up since he is a Great Sage and presumably knows what he's doing.]
hopefully not forever! but i do have a few other pots on the boil so i may be slow sometimes
Thank you, all of you. I hope you're good with your hands.
[Rezo's already discussed this part with the innkeeper, but the remark might seem cryptic to Zelgadis and the coachmen, so he quickly elaborates.]
We'll be building temporary water tanks and blessing them so that the contents will be safe to drink. I'll be filling them initially but if the architecture in the village is suitable then we may want to set it up so they'll be capable of harvesting rainwater as well. Mrs. Saeldor has kindly told me where we will find the necessary materials.
[The coachmen look confused; can't Rezo just lift whatever curse is on the spring and be done with it? But neither of them dare to speak up since he is a Great Sage and presumably knows what he's doing.]