Khaat couldn't really identify with the conversation about Steven and porting in foul weather. She didn't remember enough about that. But she did know Brian enough to know that if he had gone upstairs that quickly, it was important. She left her coffee beside Brian's and went upstairs.
It wasn't hard to find them. There was a blood trail all the way up to Angus's room. The door was open and she heard voices in the bathroom. She went in to see that Brian had his hands wrapped around Angus's, and blood was dripping into the sink. She had a flash of memory. She had done something like this before, and when she had, she hadn't thought twice about it. It had been normal back then.
She went over to them and saw Brian working. He looked up at her.
"This is deep. You might want to go find your father, Sweetheart," he told her. She pushed his hands out of the way, and wrapped Angus's hand on hers. She wasn't sure exactly what she was doing.
"Draw it off," her father's voice said quietly from behind her. "Use your own energy to pull it off and pull the skin together. Follow your instincts."
"Do you really think now is the time for a lesson?" Brian asked.
"Do you really think I'd let anything happen?" Robert asked calmly. "I think now is the perfect time, honestly. Give it a try, Khaat." She obeyed and did what he told her. She felt something shifting beneath her hand. When she drew her hand off, the wound was almost completely closed but it was scarring.
"Ah, let me do the fine work now," he said with a smile. "That was very good." He laid his hand on top of the wound, finished closing it and eliminated the scar. "So you do still have it. As far as I'm concerned, your retraining begins now." She looked at him, confused. "You still have your magic--your seers skills and healing skills. Your memory is irrelevant. Your retraining begins now."