That's not true. They use a lot of healing magic here-- better than anything I can do. You could just go make sure. [Willow's innate desire to help people overtakes any lingering resentment in at least this instance.

Ironically she could make his life difficult if she wanted to, but not politically. Darstone city council doesn't trust foreigners enough to let them be so influential, not yet; but magic wise she's something to be reckoned with. Not that she wants to do any reckoning.]

Well, you don't need to worry about it, because I don't start fights and I don't retaliate against people just because they make me mad. I have enough trouble on my own, I don't need to go personally requesting it show up and make my life hard.

[This is very much true. Willow is trying desperately to turn herself around, to be a different person, someone that embodies goodness and purity and moral ideals. All that white hat stuff that used to come so easily to her, back when the worst thing she'd ever done was cheat on her boyfriend-- bad enough-- but not in the league of tearing someone's skin off, or erasing her girlfriend's memory.]