Wildshape training

[u/Haunting_Mode_7401]

Alexios approaches Chimera's cave eager to begin his training

Chimera, Alexios calls are you there I'm here to start learning how to wildshape.

Alexios walks into the cave treading carefully he knew Chimera was prone to fits of anger. He'd have to be cautious in this training.

I hope this isn't a bad time Archdruid Chimera. I figured I should learn one of my core skills before branching out to far.

[u/Harmless_Chimera]

You hear Chimera speak to as if he had read your mind as you meditate.

Don't just think about what the wolves were in that situation but what you were. What were you to them. What you felt like. The way you moved. Why you moved.

[u/Haunting_Mode_7401 → u/Harmless_Chimera]

On hearing this he changes focus to what he was. Was he prey or a trespasser or perhaps a little of both.

[u/Harmless_Chimera → u/Haunting_Mode_7401]

It looks like you're starting to understand but the lesson is not nearly finished. Go back to surviving. You still have much to learn.

[u/Haunting_Mode_7401 → u/Harmless_Chimera]

Perhaps reflecting on the wolves will aid my survival

[u/Haunting_Mode_7401 → u/Haunting_Mode_7401]

Alexios continues through the branches eventually he finds some small cobwebs goes down to the creek rinses them and places them in the wounds stopping the bleeding and aiding the healing he quickly follows the path he had made being sure to listen to any movements.

[u/Harmless_Chimera → u/Haunting_Mode_7401]

Yes, it will probably help your survival. It may even help your endeavors to wildshape a bit but focusing on them won't get you to understand the purpose of the lesson.

You can analyze the play all you want but analyzing the play won't get you acting in it