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Como cirujano, Lirin acepta que no siempre podrá salvar a todas las personas que atienda, y a veces debe tomar la difícil decisión de dar prioridad a un paciente sobre otro.{{book ref|sa1|41}} Sigue tres reglas concretas: si los pacientes tienen heridas de similar gravedad, tratar al más joven. Si no, tratar al más grave y, por encima de todo, saber cuándo un paciente no se puede salvar.{{book ref|sa1|41}}

 

 

 

Lirin began training his son [[Kaladin]] in the profession of surgery from a young age. When Kaladin was ten, he worked with his father on a young girl, [[Sani]], who had major injuries to one of her hands. The surgery doubled as a learning opportunity, and together Lirin and his son were able to save four of the girl's five fingers. After the operation, Kaladin helped his father to clean the surgery room and discussed why he had been late. Disapproving of his son's choices to hang around with older village boys like [[Jam (Hearthstone)|Jam]], Lirin argued with Kaladin over the usefulness of surgeons and soldiers. After shifting the conversation, Lirin continued his son's study, quizzing him on various diseases and medicines. He believed Kaladin had great potential and expressed his desire to send Kaladin to Kharbranth after he turned sixteen to study.{{book ref|sa1|10}}