[There are things Araceli could say about the healing or spirits – things Araceli doesn't fully trust exactly, not after certain experiences – but she snaps her mouth shut instead.]
There's broth in a kettle by the stove, put that on to heat the first chance that you get. Not very thick, it's for thinning down something else but if she hasn't eaten for days I don't want her being sick, I don't know we've bread but we've ship's biscuits, those might be better. [Talking through this bit so Korrin has something to do while Araceli organises herself is easier, moving around the office to close books, draw the curtains, reluctantly put out the fire.] Once the broth's hot, pour it in a bowl, break the biscuits up in it or she'll hurt her jaw eating them. Have a small bowl yourself. Don't give her a big bowl, it'll overwhelm her.
[Not that all of her is surprised that Nari isn't coping but the extent of it is troubling. So much of her life seemed to tied to Sina's, now that she's gone it has to be incredibly difficult to live without her but to be in the state Korrin's describing?]
Sirena, sit down. Take a deep breath. I'll be home as soon as I can get out of the Gallows and on a ferry. If I have to, I'll swim back, please try to breathe you aren't alone, you have me, sí? [As soon as Araceli gets herself home to see what's actually going on because she doesn't like the sound of it, still, she's given all the practical advice she can give so now she just has to go home to deal with it.]
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There's broth in a kettle by the stove, put that on to heat the first chance that you get. Not very thick, it's for thinning down something else but if she hasn't eaten for days I don't want her being sick, I don't know we've bread but we've ship's biscuits, those might be better. [Talking through this bit so Korrin has something to do while Araceli organises herself is easier, moving around the office to close books, draw the curtains, reluctantly put out the fire.] Once the broth's hot, pour it in a bowl, break the biscuits up in it or she'll hurt her jaw eating them. Have a small bowl yourself. Don't give her a big bowl, it'll overwhelm her.
[Not that all of her is surprised that Nari isn't coping but the extent of it is troubling. So much of her life seemed to tied to Sina's, now that she's gone it has to be incredibly difficult to live without her but to be in the state Korrin's describing?]
Sirena, sit down. Take a deep breath. I'll be home as soon as I can get out of the Gallows and on a ferry. If I have to, I'll swim back, please try to breathe you aren't alone, you have me, sí? [As soon as Araceli gets herself home to see what's actually going on because she doesn't like the sound of it, still, she's given all the practical advice she can give so now she just has to go home to deal with it.]