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<blockquote data-quote="VLAD the Destroyer" data-source="post: 7360021" data-attributes="member: 6803188">Salahuddin kneels passively as the Djinn speak.&nbsp; He gasps at the first name shocked at the depth of the knowledge imparted to him.&nbsp; When Ashtigal speaks his name he bows his head and a single tear rolls down his cheek.&nbsp; He has seen their hearts and been granted understanding that they keep even from themselves.&nbsp; They have given themselves fully to Salahuddin and have placed their fate in his hand.&nbsp; The Sha'ir now felt comfortable to speak the words that he hoped would pardon the two Djinn and let them plead their case.&nbsp; If they attempt to use more than words then Salahuddin could call them to task.Salahuddin places his hand over the bowl again.&nbsp; He bows his head over the bowl and whispers a small prayer to the four winds.&nbsp; He then raises and looks to the two Djinn.&quot;I have heard your names and seen your heart.&nbsp; You plead for pardon to return to the winds of creation to treat for the release of your kin from exile.&nbsp; I have heard your words and feel their sincerity.&nbsp; I grant you my forgiveness to return to the winds of creation.&quot;&nbsp; Salahuddin raises his hand from on top of the bowl.&nbsp; &quot;Now I Salahuddin Idn Hamid al-Qadib, the Wind Called, Consort of the Venerable Fatima idn Zaida, the Mistress of the Northern Gale, Mortal Hand of the Great Caliph Husam al-Balil ben Nafhat al-Yugayyim grant you pardon in my name.&nbsp; I grant you pardon in the name of the Great Caliph and his Lords of Air.&nbsp; Finally I grant you pardon in the name of the winds of creation may they rage for eternity in the great tempest.&quot;Salahuddin's hand begins to glow like the after image from a lightning strike.&nbsp; The glow arcs from his hand towards the bowl striking the mixture of water, sand, and ash.&nbsp; When the energy dissipates the mixture is gone.&quot;The elements of your bondage have been destroyed.&nbsp; With them the chains that shackle you to this plane have been broken.&nbsp; You may return to the winds of creation.&quot;Salahuddin looks up hoping that this was enough.&nbsp; He sits passive though uncertainty racing through his mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VLAD the Destroyer, post: 7360021, member: 6803188"] Salahuddin kneels passively as the Djinn speak. He gasps at the first name shocked at the depth of the knowledge imparted to him. When Ashtigal speaks his name he bows his head and a single tear rolls down his cheek. He has seen their hearts and been granted understanding that they keep even from themselves. They have given themselves fully to Salahuddin and have placed their fate in his hand. The Sha'ir now felt comfortable to speak the words that he hoped would pardon the two Djinn and let them plead their case. If they attempt to use more than words then Salahuddin could call them to task. Salahuddin places his hand over the bowl again. He bows his head over the bowl and whispers a small prayer to the four winds. He then raises and looks to the two Djinn. [B]"I have heard your names and seen your heart. You plead for pardon to return to the winds of creation to treat for the release of your kin from exile. I have heard your words and feel their sincerity. I grant you my forgiveness to return to the winds of creation."[/B] Salahuddin raises his hand from on top of the bowl. [B]"Now I Salahuddin Idn Hamid al-Qadib, the Wind Called, Consort of the Venerable Fatima idn Zaida, the Mistress of the Northern Gale, Mortal Hand of the Great Caliph Husam al-Balil ben Nafhat al-Yugayyim grant you pardon in my name. I grant you pardon in the name of the Great Caliph and his Lords of Air. Finally I grant you pardon in the name of the winds of creation may they rage for eternity in the great tempest."[/B] Salahuddin's hand begins to glow like the after image from a lightning strike. The glow arcs from his hand towards the bowl striking the mixture of water, sand, and ash. When the energy dissipates the mixture is gone. [B]"The elements of your bondage have been destroyed. With them the chains that shackle you to this plane have been broken. You may return to the winds of creation."[/B] Salahuddin looks up hoping that this was enough. He sits passive though uncertainty racing through his mind. [/QUOTE]

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