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Dargon said:OoC: was that a misunderstanding from one of us or is opal actually interpreting the elf that way?
OOC: Oops, yes, I mixed teh race. Thought he was human.
Dargon said:OoC: was that a misunderstanding from one of us or is opal actually interpreting the elf that way?
The female wizard looks almost relieved as Ironwolf approaches the group, as if glad that someone is listening to what she says. "I am sure Rayne has more information on that, but it seems that only a few, maybe just one shard, was in position to be destroyed, and from what Housemaster Tyndall has said, doing it then would have been a bad idea, as that shard's power would have flown into the other shards, which were presumably enemy hands."Patlin said:Ironwolf aproaches Ashnar and those around him.
"Can we find out what efforts were attempted at destroying the Phylactery?"
"Have you ever seen a solar eclipse, grey? The mewling animals go crazy, the birds flying about in the most dire of patterns as if they were to say that the sky is falling and the world is about to end. And yet, it is not so. For all the bluster and the seeming danger of the darkness come during the day, it is merely nothing at all to concern us."Dargon said:Nura gets up from her chair "True there is the lack of evidence, and if that is what it keeping sage Aliaster from talking this serius I am afraid that I can’t sway much, but if it is indifference pride, poletics or pride I might be able to do something." Then she heads toward the Rivenblight delegation.
As she approach the two rivenblighters she nods to the second and then continues too Aliaster. (in elvern and the Rivenblight accent of it) "Greeting Sage Aliaster of house Thiliaerin you can call me Nura. You did not seemed concerned by the news. I can’t help to wonder if you know something the rest of us don’t, or is it just a political move to improve the importance of your opinion on how to solve this."
[SBLOCK=Bardic Knowledge DC 20]Actually, you have heard tales of this Lichwyrm, though mostly they seemed more like Medibarian folklore than historical fact. Then again, so do most historical accounts of the Magequeen's time.orsal said:At Rinaldo's advice, Nurlan ambles over toward Baron Thalask's seat and introduces himself.
"Greetings, Baron Thalask. May I introduce myself? I am Sir Nurlan, a knight of Monemvassia, although I am here as a friend and companion of Rinaldo of Orussus. Before now I had heard only vague warnings of some danger; I had never heard tales of this lichwyrm. I was curious, since you distrust Mistress Rayne, have you heard of the fabulous creature before."
Visually impressive 'n all, heavy on the theatrics and prophecies of doom and whatnot, but very light on hard proof. Didn't even feature as much as an account on how you learned all this."
"It didn't even convince me, and I'm supposed to be on your side."
Rystil Arden said:"Have you ever seen a solar eclipse, grey? The mewling animals go crazy, the birds flying about in the most dire of patterns as if they were to say that the sky is falling and the world is about to end. And yet, it is not so. For all the bluster and the seeming danger of the darkness come during the day, it is merely nothing at all to concern us."