Normally, she would have just gone home and tried to slip past her husband after the fight. Tonight, however, she was curious and the excitement left over from the brief tussle eliminated the little bit of caution she had.
She stuck her head in the Edificium, still pressing her red sash to her nose. It was still bleeding and already the area around it was turning a dark purple. The healers there were like healers everywhere. They fussed, they clucked and they were generally annoying.
Itanya reacted as she always did. She snarled, growled and snapped until they finally gave her the small little balls of cotton she wanted. Once more she insisted that she did not want a healing, she almost drew her sword at the suggestion. And no, thank you, she did not want to stay. The Gods only knew what her husband would think if she did not come home before morning. Already the mage was growing concerned over her nightly disappearances.
Finally, having satisfied as best she could the healers' curiosity, she turned to go. That was when they asked her whom she had been fighting with. A fond grin crossed the warrior's bruised face. "He said his name was Tyralor." Itanya left before she could see or hear a reaction.
