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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 5509262" data-attributes="member: 4936">Triessa spends the trip to the cemetary in a sort of daze, as if having trouble believing that her earnest plea had actually worked. It's a pleased sort of daze though.Valanar's story moves her almost to tears, and she can't bring herself to follow him directly. Instead she waits for Piedra to speak his short, but honest, epitah, then moves carefully to the front."I had the privilege of being able to help Professor Lorrimar, and maybe even delay this day for a time. I met him on a road, an ill-used curve that went too close to a goblin warren to be safe. He was on a horse, with three of them ahead, and two behind. Fortunately, I was not alone...and my companion was strong enough that, with the professor's and my aid, we overcame the brutes."She smiles wistfully. "He took me into his confidence and that night's supper was paid for by him. I was astonished at the wide range of subjects he knew about, and he had a very inquisitive mind. I could say we conversed, but really I mostly just answered questions." Her chuckle fades to a sigh. "We moved on after that, sometimes exchanging letters, but not often. If I had known this moment was coming...if I had known time was short...I could have stayed with him. Maybe been there when he needed me. I wish I had been. The world has lost a great man...but I am just one person, and I cannot think of the world. All I know is that I have lost a great friend." She hesitates, then adds an awkward, "Thank you," and hurries back to her seat.</blockquote>

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