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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JharyOConnah" data-source="post: 7888645" data-attributes="member: 7016431">Ralph, the Dreaming Knight, slogged through the rain toward Orland's small home. The scream had emanated from there, but now only the sounds of wind and thunder.Although it was dark, Ralph could plainly see a small figure dash across the roof and tumble into the top of the chimney.The windows showed light from inside the cabin. Ralph made out two human-sized shapes, presumably Orland and wife, but there were four or five more silhouettes, smaller and stranger.They surrounded the poor farmers.* * *Josiah Jones walked straight up to the gang-plank to board the ship. Kaylee stuck close behind.A soggy ruffian stopped them at the bottom of the ramp. "Reporting to work? Or...delivering?" He made a gross face and looked from Jones to his young companion.He made a gesture and let two other scarred, wet tough-guys go up into the ship.He looked back toward Jones like he was waiting for an answer.* * *The little, funny, weird fae-folk pressed in as close as they could to Eovin."Yew are tha hero!" "Thank all the godses you came!" "We don't know whatta do.." "You know...THE queen...of the fey forest..." "She knows! Lookit her!" "She kinda looks like the grand vizier...but prettier!"They all stared creepily.Jim and Bo continued crying over their dead father. Bo stammered, "I saw some hideous creatures and ran. I lost the wagon. Lost you guys..and now this! Where are we?"Both the distraught sons looked toward the tiny pixie for guidance as well.* * *Page clung onto Bradrick's ankle and came sputtering out of the water onto the now crowded boat. "Whew! I-I thought I'd lost y-you!"Everyone there, Selythin, cousin Zenythin, Alan, and Bradrick was surprised. She crawled to the edge of the boat and started to wring out her hair. "Thanks for the help, fellas!"This wasn't the old woman from before. Now there was no double-appearance at all. A beautiful, youthful woman with pointy ears and the delicate features of a flower crouched at the end of the rowboat.The burly bully, Bradrick, was looking around wide-eyed and confused.Cousin Zenythin, of course, kept laughing.* * *</blockquote>

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