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Are you dangerous With your measure of proof? Flaunt your slivers of gold Abscond with the truth How does it feel To be your own deceiver? Signals raised Then lost to the aether We're rest assured The dead are true believers Rest assured We are all believers |
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Abandoned ❰Name The Vaidya*, The Doctor ❰Answers▪To Physician, Vaidya* ❰Profession 40s? ❰Age Non-binary* ❰Gender East-Indian; Gujarati ❰Race 5'10" ❰Height |
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♢ Hands: Characterized by long surgeon's fingers, every tendon and knuckle sharp and well-defined. Incredibly steady and self-assured in their movements, the only animation comes from an agitation born from tedium, or on the rare occasion wherein someone catches them talking excitedly about a topic of interest. The physician's hands are often carefully painted with simple mehndi; the Sun is omitted, leaving just their fingers stained. The purpose of the decoration seems to be an attempt to cover up the more sinister stains that creep up past their knuckles, but if that's the reason, it's a vain endeavour. Looking a bit like a cross between frostbite or a skin infection such as leprosy, the condition leaves a mottled grey stain across their fingers and knuckles. It seems benign, and isn't at all contagious if the Doctor is to be believed (and simple inspection of anyone who keeps close company with the doctor will confirm this), but it is still discomforting to see on a physician. |
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The physician travels as lightly as possible. Most stored in out-of-place saddlebags of an dowry cow, a lot of tools, scientific instruments, and books... In lieu of food and other necessities.
♢ Written Works: Several tomes and scrolls; recognizable works such as सुश्रुतसंहिता, चरकसंहिता, न्यायसूत्र, and रसशास्त्रोद्धृति.
♢ Tools: Terrifying to downright bizarre, carefully wrapped in cloth, and meticulously cleaned and maintained.
♢ Tulwar: A blade of Indian make, in the same grouping as the golia and shimshar. In well enough condition and kept in a sheath; it hangs from the physician's waist by a men's swordbelt.*
♢ Wares: Tinctures, concoctions, potions, salves, vials full of unknown gunk. Shisha, tobacco, and other herbs, theriacs and much more.
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♢ Alchemist's Fire: For personal protection, three jars from Laerdya. ♢ A Vial of Blood: In fact, the Doctor has many, many vials of suspect blood. But this one is special, and is kept with the scrawling notes detailed below. ♢ Scrawling Notes: A collection of loosely bound notes written by a younger hand, detailing observations and theories of electricity, as well as amateurish diagrams of bipedal and quadrupedal jackal-like Entities. ♢ Journal: Soft leather, deep rust in colour and imprinted with ornate designs. Brand new. They haven't quite filled it with thoughts yet. ♢ Tea: So much tea. A sizable wooden chest filled, as it seems to be people's go-to gift for the doctor (for good reason). ♢ Dragon Hookah: A gift shared with Aldo, from Neeva. Large, ornate, gilded gold and red, with a month's supply of a special shisha: "Desert King. A shisha that calms nerves and intensifies concentration." ♢ Tea Set: A delicate glass tea set, including a pot and several glasses. ♢ Unsettling Jar: Filled with a thick, ununiform, and inky red substance; perhaps ichor. |
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