Sytt, Lesser Yugoloth wrote: A small snake slithers through the Eyrie, looking for bird's eggs. Oh, snake, its whats for dinner! And I believe all the eggs are being guarded by several starhawks, not to mention the wards of the Eyrie. I swear I said something about a snake in a place filled with birds before... Panting, Ellara sits down, frustrated. She looks at Glider, her bat familiar, perched on her shoulder. "I can't even scry the hair color of the lowest ranked warrior! I am seriously considering going down there ans summoning vermin and poisoning their food and drink while protected by the most powerful magic I can find." Glider sqeaks.
Arielle wrote:
This is the image that came to mind when she said courier. "Well, if she knew, I guess it is okay. Now why don't you go see if Lk and Tristan want to play?"
"They were spies, as far as we know they meant us no harm. A certain raen stated that they were not people though, and that they had ways around the wards. I have used some of my stronger spells to put up wards of my own, and I added a few twists for fun. Now a question for you. Where did you go? People were worried."
Arielle wrote:
"Someone was trying to spy on people here in the Eyrie, Devlyn is currently searching for any more. In the meantime, we are being housed here for safety reasons."
Jack Hammer wrote:
Ellara uses her bat familiar to see the picture when JH isn't looking, and nearly collapses in a fit of laughter. "Okay, that is a story I'd like to hear."
Sytt, Lesser Yugoloth wrote:
"Threaten me when there are no children around and we will leave the temple to see how far your 'tooth' will get you in a fight."
Arielle wrote: "Hi, Ellara! Have you met Little Kiba? Well, I guess you have now. And this is Tristan. He doesn't talk. Keehaar brought some fun new amulets that let us fly. LK and I were going to have a race around the playground. But then Sytt interrupted." "It is nice to meet you two. Why don't you all use they amulets and fly your race? I'll watch to make sure no one cheats." She has that tone of voice adults get when they are kidding but still a little serious.
Jack Hammer wrote:
"I do not mean to interrupt, but why not let her pick a weapon and then give her one that is padded but weighs the same?"
lynora-Jill wrote: :But you still think of him as your son? That is the important part.: :Yes, I still think of him as my son. I am very angry at Kaelar for bringing him into all of this, especially since my latest whorl revealed Rio is currently traveling with a ex-vampire. I beleive he is trying to help her. But he is making friends everwhere, so I am happy for my Little River.:
lynora-Jill wrote: :Ah. I see. Well, I am glad you are here as well. Not to pry too much into your personal life, but I'd rather not step in where I oughtn't later on. Is Rio your son?: :You could say that. But genetically? No, he isn't.: As far as I remember, LJ has pryed into the lives of Kiba, The Bard, Ellara, and Sky. She doesn't 'mean to pry' a lot doesn't she? ;)
lynora-Jill wrote:
The elven lady smiles. "Still a beautiful temple, no matter who created it. The man up in the nest has a surprise. Something about a party(that part isn't the surprise) tonight. He is hoping the lady up there will be ready for it. As I saw him prepare it, I can say it will be an electrifying experience." :We were married once. We are rarely in the same place nowadays. He thought the Eyrie could use some help, so he swallowed his pride and called in a few favors. I'm glad I decided to come here.:
lynora-Jill wrote:
"No, I don't beleive we have." :And since you are the goddess everyone here knows, I won't try to keep my name hidden from you. I am Ellara Duskwalker.:Keeping her ruse going,
Arielle wrote:
Sitting out of the way, Ellara tries to keep her laughter silent.
Djuhah the Djinn wrote: Djuhah's smile broadens. "Now that's a sign of a woman who comes prepared for anything." He holds out one of the chairs for her and politely makes sure that she is seated before sitting down himself. He also politely waits for her to make a selection before placing any food on his own plate. "The sign of a woman who learned to be prepared, actually. Now where to begin? Ah yes, Nethys the god of magic, has two sides. One that is destructive and the other healing what he destroyed. This two sides makes his magic very potent, and he is a powerful god. I actually stylized my magical studies based on this lore." Ellara continues on in this fashion until all her knowledge of Nethys is spent. I actually don't know much more than what I already typed.
Djuhah the Djinn wrote: "I have been doing my best, but the task of caring for the Eyrie is sometimes a bit much even for a djinn," he added with a charming smile. "Then perhaps it is time for a brief respite. I can discuss Nethys to you in length while we rest." Pulling a piece of cloth from her robe, she places it on the ground and stands back as it becomes a table and two chairs with a selection of small baked goods seemingly still fresh from the oven.
Djuhah the Djinn wrote: "Her name is Lynora-Jill, the Star Song. She is a goddess of air, music, and healing. But not perhaps the most conventional goddess. Her life-force is tied to Yggdrasil, which I think changes certain things. She is fairly recently ascended. But her body was destroyed in a recent battle with the Black, and her daughter has been working to restore her so that Lynora-Jill may return to us here." "A goddess of the air who has ties to the World Tree? Interesting. So this mountain is her temple? Then everyone here must be her allies. You may count me amoung her allies Djuhah, but Nethys takes point for me when it comes to worship. This is a beautiful place, and you can be sure I'll protect it and all who reside here with all the magic I can cast."
Djuhah the Djinn wrote: "As you like, just Ellara," he said with a weak smile. "I am not sure what the thing was that did that. It was large. It blotted out all the light for a moment. I do not like this at all. I will feel much better once the goddess returns." "Returns? But I sen-, oh, I see. That will be a good day won't it? I'm sure that day will come soon. Tell me of this 'goddess' you are the high priest of. She sounds like someone I could like."
Djuhah the Djinn wrote:
"Greetings djinn, my name is Ellara Duskwa-, just Ellara. I was told by a friend that the Eyrie could use a little help. It would seem he was right, though he may not have known this had happened. Do you know what happened? There are gouges on the side of the mountain, something big made those." |