What a waste of time [Imiika]

[taylor]

R'sren glared at the door before him, fist clenching, ready to knock. He hesitated, though, trying to think of a way out of this. Out of talking to a mindhealer. He grimaced as he thought the word. This was going to be a boring encounter, he knew, and he was only here because he had been made to come.

Stealing from people was all well and good - he loved the thrill, the heart-racing, breath-catching question of whether or not he would get away with it. And he always returned the thing. It shouldn't be a problem. It wasn't a problem. But apparently the bronzer who'd caught him trying to steal from him last night disagreed. Recognizing that R'sren was having one of his...moments, familiar with the ebony rider as he was, the bronzerider had given him a choice. Go talk to a mindhealer within the week, or be faced with disciplinary action.

He'd been all ready to challenge the bronzerider, disrespect him and tell him exactly where he could shove his "disciplinary action." Moryth, however, had intervened, offering a few rare words to take the bronzerider up on his other offer. Mindhealing. The ebony didn't think it would accomplish anything, but at least it would get His off the hook.

The ebony was very present in R'sren's mind, now, keeping a close watch on him. There was no slipping out of this meeting, the man knew, so he might as well get it over with. Finally, he knocked on the small door which gave the mindhealer - Imiika, her name was - a bit of separation from the rest of the infirmary. That accomplished, he crossed his arms over his chest, glowering at the door.

[Seven]

Imiika was writing away, Writing out findings and thoughts. Of course, the whole Weyr was a big patient, but everyoen here seemed to have a lot of problems. Shards. They could have used a mind healer turns ago! Of course, this was her own biased opinion. Not that, when it came ot mind healing that the patients take on such a thing usually mattered very much. They all had problems of one kind or another.

She looked up at a knock at the door and sighed. Now what and who and why was she needed? It shouldn't surprise her that she was needed. Mind healer were always needed. No matter the time of day or the time of the Turn. They were always needed. Somehow.

She rose and moved to the door, pulling the door open and looking at the young man who stood there. An ebony rider. Though he would have struck her as mroe of a garnet rider. Good thing he didn't ride Garnet if what hte bronze rider had told her was right. "You must be R'sren. The bronzerider informed me you were to come here by the end of the sevenday. Come. Sit.

She was tiny. At four nine and a slight build, she could easily be looked at as a child.... but there was a distinct air of womenly-ness that made her seem about her age... despite how her height detracted from it.

She waited calmly and patiently for himto enter the room adn take a seat.

[taylor]

As the door opened, R'sren was all ready to keep glaring and now aim that at the person. The person, however, was much lower than expected, and by the time he'd looked down to glare at her, she was already speaking. Right. Well now he had to go in, he guessed. He would glower later. He looked her over. Shards she was tiny. "You're very small." He said it levelly, not really having any emotions connected to it, just feeling like the fact needed stating. As if she didn't already know.

He strode past her, but didn't sit down. Crossing his arms over his chest, he looked over to her. "Just so you know, this is totally pointless. So now I'm here, I've shown up, and I think I should head off again before we waste any more of our time. Unless you want to do something else, instead of babble about silly things." He let his gaze travel her body again, slowly, hoping she got what he was saying. Not that he wasn't happy to tell her in words, if need be. "Do I need to be here for a certain amount of time before you'll sign off on me or whatever? Cause if I'm gonna have to be here for a while, you might as well provide me with some entertainment."