Wooden: A Fictional Narrative

Soren stood alone in the center of a room, shifting his weight back and forth. He sniffs the air, and the smell like generated the memories he tried to exile to the back of his mind, the part he wants to forget. He remembered the many days and nights being in this building and even wandering around this room while he recovered from his injury. Soren wore a tan vest and white pants as he continued to wait. He looked around the room that is just too well-ordered as everything in it had a place. Wooden shelves surrounded the room with jars on top of them. Inside the jars, different kinds of medicine filled to the rim and the orders reeked the room. A purple rug covered the ground and another covered the doorway. Being told to remain inside the building till the physician returned. Soren started to wonder which jar he looked at had something poisonous that he can eat and everything could be over. Everything he had worked for already broken in shattered pieces anyways and he can’t return to the past to stop the accident from happening in the first place. Now, he had nothing else to look forward to except watch others achieve …show more content…
Mathis remained as Sontra’s noble physician after he took the role after his own mentor succumbed to a disease that wiped out a good portion of the town. His mentor would have been proud of her apprentice as he would go on to become a brilliant medic. Clever as he was with an ability to think fast on his feet. Countless people believe that Mathis knew everything to know about medicine and knew how to nurse ever injury and illness imaginable. Medics held the most power in the town after the Sontra’s leader and her second-in-command, and everyone had to respect the physician’s words even if they agree or disagreed with those words. Despite Mathis is the only physician in the town, other apprentices and other combatants often helped him out by passing out medicine and helping with other medical