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Message: <blockquote data-quote="perivas" data-source="post: 192334" data-attributes="member: 2746">Arana's searchArana breathes a sigh of relief as the creature flees.  With the excitement ended, she scoops up Fian and returns to her room, seeking meditative rest and prepares a fitting list of prepared spells for her new troubles ahead.The next morning, she packs her gear up again and dons her armor and weaponry before leaving the room completely ready.  She greets her fellow students as she passes by the cafeteria for a bit of fruit and juice, before moving onward.She spends the morning looking for Mailia, the halfling linguistics instructor of the Academy.  Upon finding her, she respectfully requests her help.  "Professor Mailia, I can never seem to thank you enough.  You seem to be a font of knowledge on music, languages and just about anything else.  Once again, despite my extended study, I am in need of your aid.  Due to my lack of foresight, I seemed to have skipped over the study of the important runes of the giants.  Might you be able to read a tome filled with such script, by mundane or magical means?  No doubt, you have heard of the troubles from the night before.  [color=sky blue](OOC:  If she has not, Arana will proceed to relate the tale to the Professor in her best bardic form.)[/color]  We have discovered a most fascinating tome that seems to serve as a key to unlock this mystery, except its secrets are locked in that cryptic script."[color=sky blue]Hopefully, Arana with her extended bardic studies and impressive interest with languages is on good terms with Professor Mailia, who seems to share such common interests.OOC: By the way, if we need more money, are there any opportunities to earn a few coins amidst this wintry environment at the Academy.  For example, helping perform grunt-level research work for a favorite professor, translate manuscripts, washing dishes even...although I would much more prefer to depend on Academia-type work.[/color]</blockquote>

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