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<blockquote data-quote="Brachna" data-source="post: 3884307" data-attributes="member: 55475">&quot;Thank you, Aredal.&nbsp; I was afraid for a moment that the 'old religion' she referred to was somehow linked to the Temple or some other dark power.&nbsp; I'm relieved to hear it is merely a more druidic tradition&quot;&nbsp; Drynethael stares at the buildings in silence for a bit longer, apparently lost in thought, before slapping his hand against his head and muttering a curse to himself in elven.&nbsp; &quot;Of course!&nbsp; How could I have forgotten!&nbsp; Six years ago, after the fall of the Temple, adventurers looted the cult's abandoned holdings, donating a goodly portion of their findings to the people of Hommslet.&nbsp; That would go a long way in explaining the town's prosperity.&nbsp; I apologize.&nbsp; I forget sometimes how much you humans squeeze into the span of just six years' time.&nbsp; To us in Celene, it sometimes seems as though the Temple fell only last week.&quot;&nbsp; Drynethael silently berated himself for letting his own unfortunate history with humankind momentarily cloud his judgement towards them.&nbsp; After all, he reminded himself, not all humans are violent or self-serving, as his companion Aredal has demonstrated time and again.Drynethael nods to Dolan as he sees the dwarf walking out of the smithy.&nbsp; He turns to Vicroar and briefly grins.&nbsp; He says, in Elven, &quot;Ai shaeloli Ai ordi o ei pol, thol.&nbsp; Ai shyr cali mys si pas shyr cali shael sai si salaes thos.&quot;[sblock=Vicroar]&quot;It appears I owe you a drink, friend.&nbsp; I would have sworn the dwarf would have visited the tavern first.&quot;[/sblock]Then, in Common, &quot;I do hope Mulnock doesn't charge the equivalent of a small kingdom to our tab before we can catch up to him.&quot; Drynethael muses as he watches the gnome enter the tavern.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brachna, post: 3884307, member: 55475"] [color=purple]"Thank you, Aredal. I was afraid for a moment that the 'old religion' she referred to was somehow linked to the Temple or some other dark power. I'm relieved to hear it is merely a more druidic tradition"[/color] Drynethael stares at the buildings in silence for a bit longer, apparently lost in thought, before slapping his hand against his head and muttering a curse to himself in elven. [color=purple]"Of course! How could I have forgotten! Six years ago, after the fall of the Temple, adventurers looted the cult's abandoned holdings, donating a goodly portion of their findings to the people of Hommslet. That would go a long way in explaining the town's prosperity. I apologize. I forget sometimes how much you humans squeeze into the span of just six years' time. To us in Celene, it sometimes seems as though the Temple fell only last week."[/color] Drynethael silently berated himself for letting his own unfortunate history with humankind momentarily cloud his judgement towards them. After all, he reminded himself, not all humans are violent or self-serving, as his companion Aredal has demonstrated time and again. Drynethael nods to Dolan as he sees the dwarf walking out of the smithy. He turns to Vicroar and briefly grins. He says, in Elven, [color=purple]"Ai shaeloli Ai ordi o ei pol, thol. Ai shyr cali mys si pas shyr cali shael sai si salaes thos."[/color] [sblock=Vicroar] "It appears I owe you a drink, friend. I would have sworn the dwarf would have visited the tavern first."[/sblock] Then, in Common, [color=purple]"I do hope Mulnock doesn't charge the equivalent of a small kingdom to our tab before we can catch up to him."[/color] Drynethael muses as he watches the gnome enter the tavern. [/QUOTE]

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