
Trevian Physicians
produced the amazing ointment known as Trevian salve. It
was actually developed by the Priest Kings. Its
phenomenal healing powers are now known throughout Gor.
The Sardar Fairs served to spread the word and
distribute samples to the larger cities. The salve is
not in great supply, therefore the cost can be
prohibitive. Its properties allow a wound to heal in
less than a day without a trace depending on its
severity. The scant supply of the ointment necessitates
the sparing use. Most injuries would be treated in the
normal fashion.
With a graceful movement she rose and went back again to
the chests against the wall. She returned with a small
tube of ointment.
"They are deeper than I thought," she said.
With the tip of her finger she began to work the
ointment into the cuts. It burned quite a bit.
...
"The ointment will soon be absorbed," she said. "In a
few minutes there will be no trace of it, nor of the
cuts."
I whistled.
"The physicians of Treve," I said, "have marvelous
medicines."
"It is an ointment of Priest-Kings," she said.
Book 3 ~ Priest Kings of Gor
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Colum is currently off on an adventure as soon as this
warrior returns I am sure you will read about it here !


I was near enough to 16 en'vars when I stowed away on
a caravan for Port Kar. Mistaken for a wagon hand as
long as I was not looking idle people fairly much left
me alone. The food was served at an open fire and my
face familiar so when I ladled myself a tin plate full
not much was thought of it. "Aw, man this is the
life." I thought to myself. Of course things changed
when I hit the docks. I was busted for illegal entry
into the city. Seems the Admiral that was running the
court that hand was short of deckhands for his next
voyage so my sentence was to serve as a deck swabbie
on his ramship's next voyage. Thus my life on the
Thassa began. Hard work, quick wits and knowing who
not to trust comes in real handy with this sort of
life. And the Admiral was quick to teach me fairness
was not a word nor standard used in Port Kar.
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