[center][img]https://txt-dynamic.static.1001fonts.net/txt/b3RmLjcyLmExNzhkZC5UblZ5SUVaaGRHbHUuMAAA/siti-maesaroh.regular.png[/img][/center] [color=Mediumpurple]Time[/color]: Dawn [color=Plum]Location[/color]: Surgeon's cabin [color=Mediumpurple]Interactions[/color]: [@helo] [color=Plum]Ambience[/color]: [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCIfDCxakPE&t=45s] Preparing medicine [/url] [hr] Nur was planning to go to her cabin when she crossed paths with Aodh in the hallway. The sight of the tall fiery haired djinn made her smile. He had these piercing green eyes which stood out even more against his bronze skin. He wanted to know where she´d left the new girl. Ah of course, they´re already asking about her...... Nur frowned, trying not to show her displeasure, but failing miserably. She lifted her hand, pointing towards one of the living areas. [color=Mediumpurple]"Over there..."[/color] Nur answered in a deadpan delivery, her lips pursed. The surgeon turned on her heel and hastily made her way to her cabin, frustration evident in her steps, her robe billowing behind her. She pushed open the doors to her cabin with excessive force, making the doors slam open and crash into the walls. The cabin was in a state of complete chaos. Books were spread about everywhere, all opened on various pages detailing herbal medicine and healing ointments. Jars, bottles and bowls filled with half made salves, poultices and the like covered most of her workspace. It was hard to tell the poisons from the medicine. Jars left with open lids. No visible label or writing to discern their contents. [color=Mediumpurple]"Unbelievable...."[/color] Nur said to no one in particular. The fact she had not killed anyone yet, working in these conditions was sheer luck. If Malek would be here to see it, he would throw her off the ship. The mere thought was enough to make her start cleaning up. Nur locked the door and went over to her dressing area. She slipped out of her robe and changed into her regular clothes. It didn't take her long to get dressed, even the lacing of her corset was done in the blink of an eye. The surgeon strolled over to the center of the room, eyeing her surroundings. A lot of medicine needed to be restocked, the cupboards were near empty. Most of it she made herself. Just thinking of the work it was going to take gave her a headache. Despite her reluctance she got to work, soon falling into her familiar routine. Nur went from one corner of the room to the next, putting away books, cleaning out jars and bottles, throwing away spoiled herbs. She put on a pot of water on the single stove which was connected to the kitchens. She threw in a bunch of herbs balancing bundles of it, while simultaneously reading a recipe, smelling the herbs to make sure she had the right ones. The cabin was staring to look presentable again. The scent of boiling lavender filled the air, the vapor rising from the copper pot. It made her sleepy. This was too much hassle this early in the morning. Nur stretched out and gazed longingly at the bunch of pillows and blankets close to her bed. Maybe just a couple of minutes...