Prompt 3: Muster
One more page. If she could finish just one more page of research before she called it a night, Mjra would be content. Long nights with her nose shoved in a book was nothing new to her; it had been around forty years already in Limsa Lominsa with the Arcanist’s guild, not to mention her time before that studying under her mentor before she left her jungle home. One more page wouldn’t break her.
A long yawn escaped her, her long ears pinning back and tapping against the back of the chair as her head arched back from it. “If I can get this part finished, then I can stop for the night. This is important…” She shook her head and reread the last sentence she was on. She was no longer researching for her own benefit; she did not have the luxury of stopping whenever she felt like it. Another yawn and she caught herself drifting, staring at the unconscious miqo’te just a few fulms away from her. His breathing was normal, and he was no longer physically wounded thanks to her quick aid. But one look at his aether would show why he laid in that infirmary bed.
It was shattered, splintered apart unlike something she had ever seen. And with him being a monk, a fighter who utilized their aether in far stranger ways by bearing their souls upon their fists, it was even more challenging. “I will figure this out, X’chai. And then I will lecture you on the foolishness of your actions like the child you are.” She pushed the heels of her hands against her eyes and looked back down at her tome. One more page. He deserved one more page from her.

















