[Straylor Leonard]

Locating the gryffins and their respective riders using Detect allowed Straylor to witness more of their dynamic riding techniques. It was hard to watch the maneuvers in the sky with the wind and suns producing some unlikely hindrance. But watching the glowing spiritual 'auras' radiate from the gryffins and their riders was a little easier. This newfound senses also helped Straylor understand the bonding that took place between rider and mount. It was something uncommon on Telath since most warriors tend to see their mounts as animals rather than partners. In truth, the connection between gryffin and rider was so strong that Stray could almost sense the powerful forge between the two spiritual auras. The rode, flew, and would fight as one.

Within a half candlemark or so, with some of the drills done and his spell's duration expiring Straylor stood up from his position and approached a few of the skyriders with a kind smile. After introducing himself and informing them of anything they may ask, he offered to cast Heal on their mounts to restore any fatique or strained muscles from the work-out. If any of them agreed he'd gladly proceed to enter Clara once again using his Wand to accelerate the process to at least halftime. It was a wonderful thing how a single device could make his spellcasting so much less tedius.

After producing the necessary Mana, he'd channel some Nature Essence from his native Plane and attempt to abjure it into the respective parts of the gryffin rider indicated. Whether it be the gryffin's legs, wings, or even torso, Straylor's spell should have the same effect: encourage the natural regenerative process of the body. It worked better on animals, supposedly, due to his sphere's attunement to Nature.

If the gyffin required a stronger healing spell, Straylor would cast Augmented Healing instead -- which was a two-step spell making it apprentice-level. Instead of simply abjuring the Nature essence into the wound, alteration would also be used so that the spell could affect a larger area compared to its basic version.