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<blockquote data-quote="Kavyk" data-source="post: 1355959" data-attributes="member: 16105">Eilil is pleased with his people and the feast in his honor. &quot;You have done well, my people. Next, we will look to the future so that you may eat always as you feast tonight.&quot; He goes on to explain how they can gather the root vegetables and take the seeds from them. Then he explains that the ground is very fertile and that if the seeds are planted in the earth, then they will grow just like the wild vegetables, except when they grow, the tribe will not have to go so far to find them. Since the entire tribe doesn't need to be present to do this, he suggests that the children do this work, with help from a pair of men and a pair of women. Again, he uses the light from his body to illustrate the point, weaving illusions in the air so that even the simplest child can see how the work should be done.He then explains that the other adults should begin cutting down a few trees tomorrow, ten to be exact, and he will show them how to shape better houses from them, so they will not have to fear the flood.He then takes Alade aside. &quot;Alade, you will be the first of my tribe who learns to channel the power which I possess. You must swear always to use it for the good of the Tribe and never for purposes which would harm another tribesman, though in time, you will learn to use it to protect the tribe from harm. If you can agree to this, I will teach you to wield the light as I do.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kavyk, post: 1355959, member: 16105"] Eilil is pleased with his people and the feast in his honor. [COLOR=Yellow] "You have done well, my people. Next, we will look to the future so that you may eat always as you feast tonight."[/COLOR] He goes on to explain how they can gather the root vegetables and take the seeds from them. Then he explains that the ground is very fertile and that if the seeds are planted in the earth, then they will grow just like the wild vegetables, except when they grow, the tribe will not have to go so far to find them. Since the entire tribe doesn't need to be present to do this, he suggests that the children do this work, with help from a pair of men and a pair of women. Again, he uses the light from his body to illustrate the point, weaving illusions in the air so that even the simplest child can see how the work should be done. He then explains that the other adults should begin cutting down a few trees tomorrow, ten to be exact, and he will show them how to shape better houses from them, so they will not have to fear the flood. He then takes Alade aside. [COLOR=Yellow]"Alade, you will be the first of my tribe who learns to channel the power which I possess. You must swear always to use it for the good of the Tribe and never for purposes which would harm another tribesman, though in time, you will learn to use it to protect the tribe from harm. If you can agree to this, I will teach you to wield the light as I do."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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