27th August, 1895
Miss Chevalier,
There is of course no apology required – it was thoughtful of you to write, and you have no idea just how glad I am to have heard from someone from the hospital.
I miss it intensely, of course (the work and the reward of it, the people and even the routine of a few long shifts in the week), but I am afraid it was necessary for me to step away, and I am quite sure Potion & Plant Poisoning is running just as smoothly in my absence.
I cannot go so far as to say I am quite myself at the moment: but I am, as evidenced here, well enough to write, and happily have energy enough to start perusing the volume you sent, so – from one healer to another – that is a hopeful start to finding some diversion in the slow recovery from my own present ailment.
I should be interested in hearing more about said poisonous apple case, if you are at liberty to explain further... and I am pleased to hear you are indeed at liberty from the Artifacts storage closet again, and not still sending S.O.S. letters from there! I hope you were not trapped for too long – was there a stray artifact to blame, or merely bad luck?
Please pass on my good wishes to our other colleagues, and thank you again for your letter.
Yours gratefully,
Ari Fisk
Ari Fisk



