"I really do have to go, you know." Lilsa repeats. "If I don't, the spirit will be ever so annoyed, and it's bad from to keep them waiting."
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"Why not?" She seems puzzled. "He was bound there by an undead spirit, perhaps you've heard of him? 'The Mask'. Anyways, he needs to be set free." She seems like she is barely listening to what JH is saying."He was discarded there by the Mask, his usefulness at an end. That 'usefulness' is why his afterlife shall be in Hell." "Well, we have to free him. His spirit deserves its afterlife."
"Freedom isn't on the menu for Frogskin.""Oh, no." Lilsa says. "It has to be freed now. He's creating a dreadful imbalance, and spirits should never have to wait for their freedom."She seems too distracted to really take in what he has said. "What? Oh--oh yes. Well, I need to go free the spirit. Where is teh Place of the Winds?""I can set that spirit 'free' once I'm done here. A broken tool isn't much use to anyone, is it?" "Why not?" She seems puzzled. "He was bound there by an undead spirit, perhaps you've heard of him? 'The Mask'. Anyways, he needs to be set free." She seems like she is barely listening to what JH is saying.
She seems too distracted to really take in what he has said. "What? Oh--oh yes. Well, I need to go free the spirit. Where is teh Place of the Winds?""I can set that spirit 'free' once I'm done here. A broken tool isn't much use to anyone, is it?" "Oh, no." Lilsa says. "It has to be freed now. He's creating a dreadful imbalance, and spirits should never have to wait for their freedom."
She seems too distracted to really take in what he has said. "What? Oh--oh yes. Well, I need to go free the spirit. Where is teh Place of the Winds?"
Getting no response from Lynora, she turns to Jack Hammer. "What's going on?"
Lilsa wanders out of her room, looking dazed. When she sees Lynora and the others, she runs to them.
Meanwhile, Lilsa sits in her room, meditating. Suddenly, she opens her eyes. She stands up, muttering under her breath, and walks purposefully to the door. Her hand is on the knob when her eyes widen. She gives a brief scream, and collapses.
"Of course. As I said, we have plenty of rooms here. We often get unexpected guests. Djuhah can show you. And help you get there. Here," she reached out and touched the woman, giving her a jolt of positive energy. "That should help you get there. And truly, you are welcome here for as long as you like."She widens her eyes. "How--it--thank you." She manages. "I-I think I will. Stay here. I--" She seems close to fainting again. "Thank you. Is there a spare room I can take? Preferably with a bed?""Djuhah introduced you. You were in the middle of a trance though so you wouldn't remember that. You should stay, rest, have some food. There are plenty of rooms here. You can stay as long as you like. Here," she took Lilsa's hand and turned it palm up materializing a collection of small diamonds into the woman's hand as she did so. "For your trouble. PlantJack mentioned that you were supposed to be paid. Even as a ghost he calls collect," she added with a wry smile."Lilsa? Are you alright?""I...yes...it always exhausts me. Thank you. How did you know my name, though?" "Thank you." She looks utterly overwhelmed.
"Djuhah introduced you. You were in the middle of a trance though so you wouldn't remember that. You should stay, rest, have some food. There are plenty of rooms here. You can stay as long as you like. Here," she took Lilsa's hand and turned it palm up materializing a collection of small diamonds into the woman's hand as she did so. "For your trouble. PlantJack mentioned that you were supposed to be paid. Even as a ghost he calls collect," she added with a wry smile."Lilsa? Are you alright?""I...yes...it always exhausts me. Thank you. How did you know my name, though?" She widens her eyes. "How--it--thank you." She manages. "I-I think I will. Stay here. I--" She seems close to fainting again. "Thank you. Is there a spare room I can take? Preferably with a bed?"
"Lilsa? Are you alright?" "I...yes...it always exhausts me. Thank you. How did you know my name, though?"
"Listen, I might have done great harm to your daughter. I have given her second sight. At first, I thought I was giving her a gift...but then I realized just how young she is. I am very worried...that the Mask will try to seize the advantage on this.""Second..?" She quickly put her hand over her mouth to stifle a giggle. "PlantJack, she has truesight. You might as well have given gills to a bird. Look, Arielle sees things as they truly are. All the time. But futures are tricky. There's lots of possible futures. Personally I just ignore them most of the time. It gets distracting trying to sift out which ones are true and you end up missing out on the present. The point being that Arielle can't access that ability. Maybe when she's older, but somehow I doubt it. Look, if you want, she can pass on the ability to someone else. Preferably someone who won't be an easy target for the Mask." He shrugs. "Perhaps, though it may be less simple than that. At any rate, I have given the message. I would appreciate it if you would give this woman a small bit of money for her troubles--she has traveled very far to help me. Also, a place to stay, if you don't mind. Goodbye, Lynora..." He gazes at her and smiles. "You're so grown up." The eyes of the woman fade back from green to brown. She smiles dreamily. "There's your message..." She says, and faints.
"I did not know him personally, but I have heard of him. Arielle was talking about someone named Plantjack recently in connection with the dreamlands I think. It can sometimes be hard to follow conversations with Arielle. She jumps around from subject to subject, and she sees things differently than the rest of us. She hasn't figured out yet that the rest of us don't always see things exactly as they truly are, and wouldn't know how to explain things to us if she did know.""Nothing, thank you." She says politely, but remains standing. "I have a message for Lynora, from one who has passed away. I am a medium, you see, and it is my job to find restless spirits and help them find their way to the afterlife. Did you know one called 'Plantjack?'?" The woman smiles. "I know the feeling." She seems to relax, and sits down in the chair. "My name is Lilsa, and Plantjack has instructed me to bring Lynora a message before he can rest."
"Nothing, thank you." She says politely, but remains standing. "I have a message for Lynora, from one who has passed away. I am a medium, you see, and it is my job to find restless spirits and help them find their way to the afterlife. Did you know one called 'Plantjack?'?"
"Thank you, child. What is your name?""Well, there's Sky. He's my Mommy's Herald. And there's also Djuhah. He's her high priest. Sky is helping my friend Tristan right now. Djuhah is in the kitchen. He really likes to cook.""Ah, thank you. Is there anybody else I can talk to?""Not right now. There's a special chime on the door that tells me when it's okay to go in. I checked it a few minutes ago, and it was set for privacy. Mom and Dad are having some alone time I guess. You can wait for her, but it might be awhile."The woman turns to Arielle, and smiles. "Hello to you, too. I am Lilsa. I'm supposed to find Lynora. Is she available?"Meanwhile, a hooded woman enters the Eyrie. She appears to be looking for someone."Hello," she said cheerfully. "My name's Arielle. Who are you?" "Thank you, child. Um, where are the kitchens?"
"Well, there's Sky. He's my Mommy's Herald. And there's also Djuhah. He's her high priest. Sky is helping my friend Tristan right now. Djuhah is in the kitchen. He really likes to cook.""Ah, thank you. Is there anybody else I can talk to?""Not right now. There's a special chime on the door that tells me when it's okay to go in. I checked it a few minutes ago, and it was set for privacy. Mom and Dad are having some alone time I guess. You can wait for her, but it might be awhile."The woman turns to Arielle, and smiles. "Hello to you, too. I am Lilsa. I'm supposed to find Lynora. Is she available?"Meanwhile, a hooded woman enters the Eyrie. She appears to be looking for someone."Hello," she said cheerfully. "My name's Arielle. Who are you?" "Thank you, child. What is your name?"
"Not right now. There's a special chime on the door that tells me when it's okay to go in. I checked it a few minutes ago, and it was set for privacy. Mom and Dad are having some alone time I guess. You can wait for her, but it might be awhile."The woman turns to Arielle, and smiles. "Hello to you, too. I am Lilsa. I'm supposed to find Lynora. Is she available?"Meanwhile, a hooded woman enters the Eyrie. She appears to be looking for someone."Hello," she said cheerfully. "My name's Arielle. Who are you?" "Ah, thank you. Is there anybody else I can talk to?"
Meanwhile, a hooded woman enters the Eyrie. She appears to be looking for someone."Hello," she said cheerfully. "My name's Arielle. Who are you?" The woman turns to Arielle, and smiles. "Hello to you, too. I am Lilsa. I'm supposed to find Lynora. Is she available?"
Meanwhile, a hooded woman enters the Eyrie. She appears to be looking for someone. |