Continuing from here @lightcreators
Assuredly, if inside an previous timeline, there was no harm about showing complete confusion over something or expressing waves of vulnerability … afterwards an certain amount of time travelling with a witch and gaining another one … he emotionally didn’t liked those moments. For his defense, he passed couple of years inside an quiet anguish, wondering how he was even supposed to act normally, to pretending an fragment of brightness, when there was that responsabilities sense over his shoulders to holding his entire universe. Recollection of the previous timeline eaten by Chaos, where his universe had been destroyed in his absence, where he lose even inside circumstances circumstances of his best friend, where darkness was laying around … will never been able to been forgotten. Eventually, he would found an answer about another time ; another ancient timeline where removing Chaos had been inclined goal … Anchored ambition was to not let such circumstances happening again. Where he would have to survive repeat on an quest first — needed time to pondering every future decision to do, needed time emotionally and mentally accepting kind of suffering he would pass though … maybe if he could gain some resistance over traumas, since he was going to living though another big traumatic circumstance, and will mostly have himself for overcome it. Doing an difference inside others worlds, where he hoped not feeling obligated to repeat every place they did inside an previous timelines ( though, he would be inclined to did it again ), would temporary heal his mind and helping him understanding … Testing theories and possibilities with an chessboard was a nice thing, nevertheless, they were abstract potentialities of moves. Finality will remain decision taken during repeat of his chessboard, where that move will not be able to been taken back once done.
It was an associated mental note towards one he already had : not getting too close of fire magic … Not like he was going to experienced lava at some point and otherwise nice feelings, there was still one of his friends associated to that element, having this predestination to create disaster with that element … Hence, an welcoming laugh embraced her remark. On magic, he was still that beginner who was searching not to create damages with his associated element, besides wondering how it was possible for an Hobbit like him to have concrete magic — when though, there was an gentle desire to turning himself a little more magician … It was part of lessons with his best friend he was receiving. Actual training could take longer as he could imagining it could take — in all cases, his return at home would be waiting and pondering during many years for finalizing conquest of his own chessboard for best ending possible … ❝ Terrible mistakes of a beginner not knowing how to react. ❞ He reacted playfully, not desiring too much about that detail. Regardless a symbiosis with the wind … he didn’t know exactly how to make it work, to continually think metaphorically and not just physically: magic with a result perhaps, but also a projected meaning for the observer. Even inside words where magic was daily, he had this habit of taking things as a whole: his best friend could make water appear with snap of a finger, few times he had actually seen his magic had hidden underlines; can be interpreted. It was hard to settle for just physical magic after that, knowing he needed that metaphorical magic, to understand it, to possibly grant a tiny wish from him … He wasn’t even sure if he could learn others magic from another worlds, how far that gift extended to him. Which inscreased an honest and innocent curiousity, and natural admiration over others magicians he was crossing. ❝ Oh. A restorative spell that fixes from inside ? Interesting. ❞ His best friend was an temporal error, so rarely helped about getting hurt when he could cancel possibility on it — Concerning Featherine … whatever the timelines, he didn’t recall having perceiving that witch physically hurt. Emotionally and mentally damaged inside an emotional distance however, yes. Thankfulness smile followed her note. ❝ It must be a birth power …a healing touch. I have a few magician friends, so naturally I have this curiosity about magic. ❞ He was learning in the ground the manual about How to become a witch … where sadly, nothing was simple about it. It wasn’t like the recipes in an old grimoire with very specific steps, it was mostly a dense infinite science. After a small smile, and obedient with amusement, a resplendent happiness appeared. ❝ I can be glad you have been around. ❞ Since it will be complicated to talk about it anyways, he decided gently to share. ❝ One of my friends has nightmares about burnt skin, despite a more or less explosive behavior. I would know in the future that it’s preferable that I stay away from magic fire in general. ❞ Memory about his parents death emerged.
Skylar let out a soft laugh at his retort. “Yes, beginner's mistake.” She agreed with him, teasing and being playful back. Her hands let go of Frodo's arm once she was sure it was going to heal on its own. “Mostly on the inside, though there are surface wounds that are easier to heal.” She told him. “The wounds and such that are harder to heal are when bones are broken. Nothing like hearing a person’s wrist snapping back in place.” She said with a small grimace. “Healing has always just been easier than other magic. I know other spells and am able to produce them, but not as strong as healing. I’ve found it's not easy for others like it is for me as well.” She explained a bit more.
When she knew Frodo’s arm would move around without pulling the newly formed skin, she smiled a little a bit, but she still listened to what he was saying. “When I was in the Circle, I met many that had gotten burned from fire or had accidentally hurt others because of it. Magic is unpredictable sometimes.” She said, “Especially as a child with no real knowledge on how to handle it. I think it's why I’m thankful for the Circle, even if I did miss my family at the time.” She hummed and looked at him. She could tell there was more to what he was saying, the lost moment in his eyes. She didn't want to press it. As she wouldn't want anyone to press her about her past. It was the one thing she was thankful for about her companions. It wasn't their past that effected their bond. “Does the wound feel better?” She asked.