Editing Hekusha

Although she looks like an aristocrat, her manner of disposition is that of a mouse. Accordingly, she is quite cowardly, evident by how [[Magnolia Reinhart|Magnolia]] did not bother asking the Healer to heal [[Tyrion Veltras|Tyrion]]'s sons, believing that she would not be brave enough to make the journey, even while protected by her personal guard, led by a [[Merdon|Named Adventurer]].<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2020/10/20/7-54/ Chapter 7.54]</ref>  

Hekusha has a selfish side, as she could teach [Restoration] to others, but instead devotes her research to casting it efficiently and encoding the spell.<ref name=":8.46 G" /> She is also full of self-importance, demanding others to rescue her because of who she is.  

After the First Antinium War, Magnolia Reinhart saw that there weren't enough [Healers] to heal those with serious injuries without using potions. As such, she created the Healer of Tenbault as someone who could replace potions.<ref name=":0">[[Chapter 8.00]]</ref> Despite her reputation as a famed [Healer], in reality, the Healer of Tenbault is a [Restoration Mage], capable of casting [Restoration] several times a day, which was taught to her by Teriarch.<ref>[[Interlude – Paradigm Shift (Pt. 2)|Interlude - Paradigm Shift (Pt. 2)]]</ref> She did not become well-known until the Second Antinium War, during which, according to her legend, was able to heal thousands of people.  

After the war, the Healer made her base of operations in Tenbault, where she hired a [[Shield of Tenbault|team of twenty adventurers]] to protect her. Thousands camp around her home each day, hoping she’ll tend to them.<ref name=":1.05 R">[https://wanderinginn.com/2016/11/23/1-05-r/ Chapter 1.05 R]</ref> Even most Gold-rank adventurers are only able to visit her <em>once, </em>and perhaps cure a terrible affliction. If they were luckier, even reattach a freshly-severed limb.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2020/07/08/7-33-i/ Chapter 7.33 I]</ref>

At one point, [[Ressa]] had sliced off her hand, allegedly from a cooking accident, and Magnolia was able to use her personal connection to the Healer to reattach it back.  

The Healer was first mentioned by [[Ceria Springwalker|Ceria]] when she and the [[Horns of Hammerad|Horns]] were looking for someone to heal [[Ryoka Griffin|Ryoka's]] leg.<ref name=":1.05 R" /> Later, Ressa brings her up as a possibility in healing Tyrion's sons when they are poisoned by the [[Circle of Thorns]], though Magnolia dismisses her.  

After [[Erin Solstice|Erin]] is shot and frozen, the Horns of Hammerad make their way to Tenbault in the hopes of getting the Healer's help, though they are unable to secure an audience despite Yvlon being a niece of Magnolia's.  

* She was mentioned for the first time as the '''[Healer] in Tenbault''<nowiki/>' in [[Chapter 1.05 R]], officially appeared in [[Chapter 8.39]], and her name was revealed in [[Chapter 8.46 G]].