Kingdom of Talarius - High White Mage Lilly (32mm scale)

There are 2 versions of Lilly Available - one with a plush mascot on her hip (pictured) and one without the mascot

"Quickly now, quickly bring him in and lay him out on the large stone table over there. We don't have much time." Navigating the packed room with its books, bottles, and furniture was difficult for the two guards carrying their dead comrade between them made more complicated as they didn't like to look at his horrific wound where the Barghest had ripped out his throat.

"Hold him down", the noble lady ordered, for one so slight she had a commanding presence which they obeyed immediately. "I don't think we will have much joy with butterflies and moths to heal this wound; we are going to need something more", she muttered to herself, now seeing the true extent of the damage.

Having long studied magic learning many of its secrets, and harnessing its power Lilly was a potent user, a manipulator of the element of water. Although trained in the art of offensive magic, her preference was as a healer, where she channelled her understanding into this potent gift. What was now before her would test her skills to their very limits. To find out what she needed to know, her only option was to resurrect this dead guard, which would mean channelling an Esper crystal, one containing the soul of a Phoenix.

Lily gently lifted the purple stone from its usual resting place. As she touched it, the surface burst into life. It seemed it know what was expected from it. Closing her eyes, she began to channel the power of the stone into herself. As she did, tendrils of what looked like purple flame entered her body, and in the same way, as the stone had begun to glow, so did she. After what seemed like an age to the guards holding the patient, which was indeed only seconds, Lilly placed her hand over the dead man's wound. As she did, the purple energy rushed out of her body, through her hand and into the lifeless man.

Almost immediately, the body on the table convulsed and began to strain against its captives. "Hold him, hold him tight. His dead body is once again filling with life which will bring it and his mind, confusion." The guards held their comrade down and watched in awe as his terrible wound healed and the colour flushed back into his face. Helping the once dead man sit, all three guards eyed Lilly with a mix of awe and fear, made all the more uncomfortable when she asked in a voice like ice, "What happened? Where is Cedric?"