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<blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 4209454" data-attributes="member: 3087">Glad you're having fun. As I said I think this is going extremely well. I think it's very reasonable for Jeilla and her mother to have moved in with Eldan's family. Or their house could be nearby (like, next door) and they usually eat with you.Should I post for Jeilla our would one of you like to?Re: An elvin tradition of river burial. It -is- possible. I guess I'd been thinking that Jeilla was related to you on her mother's side (so her mom is Enric's brother and her husband was a &quot;regular&quot; townsperson).(And I just keep thinking that pushing the body down the river would mean it gets stuck either in the swamp, or at a bend of the river and eaten by animals... maybe the actual elvin tradition has more to it? Either sending the body to the realm of the fey through ritual using the river? Or just a spell that causes the body and the raft to disintegrate quickly?)Shall we leave it a mystery for now?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Graf, post: 4209454, member: 3087"] Glad you're having fun. As I said I think this is going extremely well. I think it's very reasonable for Jeilla and her mother to have moved in with Eldan's family. Or their house could be nearby (like, next door) and they usually eat with you. Should I post for Jeilla our would one of you like to? Re: An elvin tradition of river burial. It -is- possible. I guess I'd been thinking that Jeilla was related to you on her mother's side (so her mom is Enric's brother and her husband was a "regular" townsperson). (And I just keep thinking that pushing the body down the river would mean it gets stuck either in the swamp, or at a bend of the river and eaten by animals... maybe the actual elvin tradition has more to it? Either sending the body to the realm of the fey through ritual using the river? Or just a spell that causes the body and the raft to disintegrate quickly?) Shall we leave it a mystery for now? [/QUOTE]

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