The Worship

>>61743361 That certainly filled you with various feelings. But no time for that, try to use the big hunk of stone! If that fails, go find that lady she talked about. >>61743494 Pray the wounds away. Try not to have gay thoughts about the orc woman, I heard the gods don't like that. >>61747199 Use the altar to heal wounds. Count gold after, to make note of required money to not die in the future. Also keep that orc lady in mind if you ever need to repair some armor and for no other reasons. >>61747509 Let's heal before we find out if staying hit by magic daggers is permanently crippling. Also make a note to ask that orc lady to have a drink sometime when we are less poor and bloodsoaked.

You pick up the coins the Orc woman tossed and place them in one of the offering bowl plate things. Maybe they'll like your gesture. You're not exactly sure how much this should cost so you place 15 septims on top of the altar in a little tower of gold and get on your knees as you try to pray. Hello, you're new to this but you hope this offering pleases whoever may be listening... uh... you were injured in combat and you're kinda scared of being crippled so could you please do something about this? Thank you. Also you're not gay. What's wrong with appreciating her physique?! She probably worked hard to get that body, it's respectable and aesthetically pleasing on the eyes. You struggle to build muscle, at least you think you do because you haven't tried working out seriously or anything but that's besides the point... now that you think about it maybe it's just Orc genetics. Oh shit, you're getting carried away. Did you fuck this up? Suddenly you feel like your fabric bag gets lighter and realize the gold you piled above the altar is gone. Checking your bag 10 coins are also missing. Looking at yourself you can still see the burnt cuts around your body. Motherfucker!

As you stand up, however, you realize the piercing pain in your leg is gone. Clenching your fist you are happy to see your strength returned to you. Hey! It worked... kinda. The cuts remain and you still feel like you've been run over by a boar but you are no longer crippled by your injuries.

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