A Steep Roof Of Blue-green Ceramic Scales Fills The Cards Il...
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A Steep Roof Of Blue-green Ceramic Scales Fills The Cards Il...
Prompt Text
A steep roof of blue-green ceramic scales fills the card’s illustration window, its copper gutters feeding a castle infirmary built around a round stone washbasin. Water runs through open channels in the floor, around stools, medicine jars, and patients’ boots, then pours from a gargoyle spout into a dented laundry cauldron. The basin is crowded with a helmeted goblin whose bandaged arm sticks above the water; a squire holds a stack of towels well above the splash line, while a second nurse wrings a sheet beside a rack of labeled bottles. Overhead, the rafters carry drying bandages and little brass bells that mark the depth of the flood. A white-painted sign over the basin reads “CLEAN WATER ONLY,” directly above a pipe marked “SLOPE. ” At the center, a shachihoko nurse braces her striped tiger forepaws on the basin rim and presses a wet dressing onto the goblin’s arm. Her carp-scaled body curves through the water, dorsal fins cutting the surface; her broad tail hooks around a brass drain lever to keep it raised. A wooden medicine ladle is clamped in her jaws, its bowl dripping over the patient’s helmet. Her nurse’s cap sits crooked between pointed ears, and a small red-cross apron is cinched over her scales, its hem dark with water and stuck to one flank. The goblin’s free hand grips the basin edge; a floating sponge rests on his helmet like a second, smaller helmet. Water from the shachihoko’s open mouth streams into a funnel above the basin, keeping the rinse flowing while her forepaw pins the dressing in place. The force pulls her whiskers sideways and presses the apron against her body; splashes stipple the goblin’s cheek and the stone rim. Two empty bed frames stand on raised platforms behind them, their legs wrapped in copper collars to keep them dry. Shelves of stoppered jars, a wheeled tray of scissors and salves, and a tiny lifebuoy marked “OUTPATIENT” occupy the deeper wall. Warm light cuts through a high lancet window and catches the water in bright gold bands; cooler blue reflections break across the scales, wet stone, and undersides of the roof tiles. Steam and fine spray soften the far rafters while the nurse, dressing, and goblin remain sharply edged. The image is enclosed by an ornate card border of chased brass, enamel fish scales, and tiny crossed spoons. Its top plaque reads “NURSE SPLASHALOT”; three blue droplet mana symbols sit beside the title. A lower rules box reads, “Tap: Rinse one wound. Patient remains damp. ” The stat corners show “2” and “5,” framed by miniature fins and bandage rolls.