Kisses wounds gently started to stroke the girls hair gently as she got comfortable. The questions. All of the questions that she half expected. This girl wanted to learn to be a druid. She expected the girl to want her help. There was something about the path of the druid, that most did not get the knowledge she had easily. She thought about the questions. This girl had things that she did not. She had things that this girl did not. Perhaps… There was something they could trade. Perhaps.

"You wish for me to teach you what I know?" She asked, continuing to stroke the girls hair. "I can help you, yes. If you are truly interested in learning the way of the Druid, I will teach you what I know," Kisses said, looking down at her. "And yes… You can see your family and friends. The Forest will not hate you, merely for your desire to show someone how you care. I would, like, however, to meet some of these people… I have never had a family, or friends. I wish to know what they are like…" She sighed, looking around. 

"My vows are… extreme, even for druids. I vow to treat the forest and nature with respect. I vow to never take a violent action against another with the intention to draw blood or pain. Maybe, to teach a short lesson. A smack or a swat. To inflict unneeded suffering or pain, or worse to strip someone of their life? I would never do something as such. I also do not own personal effects beyond what I need. I am merely, a being meant to help those around her. That is all," Kisses explained.

"Yes! I would only be too happy to introduce you…" She gushed, "However, my family are too far at the moment. They opened up a portal for me to come to this realm of Revaliir and I am not yet powerful or knowledgable enough to reopen one and return. The idea is that I some day shall be, though. In the meantime, I have made many friends on my travels who I occassionally return to visit. I'm sure they would be delighted to meet you." Synthesis's speach was beginning to slow now and her eyes slipped properly closed, "And I will be your friend and I'll help you make friends of your own. You just have to find some people and say 'Hi'. You probably have more friends than you think if you are always healing people, anyway."

The young Druid cracked open an eye and reached out an arm to pick up some of the bread and roots that Kisses had unwrapped, beginning to nibble some. She then reached up and held a carrot piece in front of the healer's mouth in an offering.

Kisses wounds simply smiled and nodded. "I would enjoy that, but I try not to leave the Basin. It is where I belong. I feel I will likely just follow you to meet those in the basin. As for my own friends, I am welcomed in the various tribes around the Forests of this area, but I would not say I am a friend. I cannot join them for meals of festivals right now. I am just a healer and a midwife for them should they need it. Sometimes they give me gifts, like the herbs you coughed up," The healer teased softly, continuing her comforting actions. "I will help you with your family. I will help you b able to connect with them, but understand it will take much time," She explained, pushing the carrot gently awy from her mouth.

"I have already eaten. You do not need to worry yourself… I take care of myself, with the grace of the forest. You are here as mine, and the forests guest. You need not worry about a thing," She added, shifting herself so that she laid on her side, pulling the girl into her body. "Come now… Sleep. Enjoy the dreams you will have. You will wake up renewed and refreshed, I assure you," She sighed, closing her own eyes in turn.

Synthesis smiled as she was pulled closer. It was nice to feel wanted. "Thanks Kisses." She mumbled, "G'night." Then she did as she was told, settling herself down once she had finished her food. She thought for a short time about how nice this was. She was pleased to have met Kisses Wounds and even more exited to finally have someone to help her with her studies. Hopefully they would work well together for as long as they remained in each other's company. She curled herself small and snuggled into the other, falling into a deep, relaxing sleep. She didn't even dream.