Alright, wow. The first chapter did way better than I thought it would do. Anyway, thank you to everyone who followed and reviewed! It really means a ton to me! Anyway, here's the next chapter! Also, if you have any questions about the story, then feel free to ask me. I'll try my best to answer them without spoiling major details.
I settled well into life at Hoshido. Yeah, I still wasn't allowed outside of my room alone, but I was alright with that. It was easier if I had someone to decide for me, like Felicia, who had followed the Hoshidans back after my incident. However, sometimes Hinoka went with me, which I didn't mide. Aside from just milling about the castle and exploring the surrounding area, I also started learning how to use staves under the supervision of Felicia. Anyway, I was out in a nearby forest with Felicia, who has helping me with my staff practice. And then I heard the sound of something.
"Felicia?"
"Yes milord?"
"Did you hear anything just now?"
"Yes milord, let's find out what it was." Felicia said, walking off in the general direction while I followed suit shortly after. A few seconds later, we came to a clearing. And, face down in that clearing was an individual with light blue and pink hair and a large gash on the back of their head. Around the clearing were many blood stains, discarded weapons, and a bloodied stone jutting out of the ground. Felicia was already by her side trying to survey the damage, and I rushed over to see what help I could give. Not only was there the gash on her head, but there were many smaller wounds riddled across her body. I got to work sealing up the small injuries while Felicia tried her best to seal up the head wound. Half an hour later, the job was finally finished. The stranger, who we found to be a woman, was healed, although much paler from the blood loss.
"Now what do we do?" I asked, turning to look at Felicia.
"Now, we wait." Felicia replied.
It had been a few hours before the woman had woken up. Felicia and I had been working on my healing about. We were still practicing until we heard a low groan and the sound of metal plates clanking. I looked over to the woman, who was just regaining consciousness.
"Hey, are you alright?" I asked. Shocked, the woman whipped her head towards me.
"Where am I? What happened?" She asked, startled. I shrugged.
"You're in the forest, we found you passed out and wounded, so we healed you." The woman furrowed her brow.
"What happened?" She asked, even more confused. I shrugged again.
"I dunno, we were hoping you could tell us." I said. "Also, what's your name?"
"I don't know."