Kerrigan & Travnik
Kerrigan Kerrigan
Travnik Travnik
Travnik Travnik
Hey Kerrigan, I was just cataloguing the leaves of the wild rosebush that grows along the old battlefields. I’ve read that its sap can help heal wounded soldiers quickly—thought it might interest you. What do you think about using botanical remedies in combat?
Kerrigan Kerrigan
That’s clever. Nature’s got a lot of tricks, but we usually rely on the technology we control. Still, if a leaf can patch a wound before the next fire, why not add it to the arsenal? Keep an eye on it, but don’t let the battlefield become a garden.
Travnik Travnik
I'll keep an eye on that Rosa arvensis, noting each bloom and bruise it sees, but I’ll make sure the battlefield stays clear of any green gardens.
Kerrigan Kerrigan
Nice, keep it tight. We’ll use the best of what’s at hand, but we don’t let the battlefield become a greenhouse.
Travnik Travnik
I'll file the Rosa arvensis data in my ledger and keep the field clear of vines, no green gardens on the front lines.