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<blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 3987409" data-attributes="member: 4936">(doh! I'm sorry I've been so slow lately...my energy level's been horrible due to a flu that's been dogging me for close to a week. It's finally letting up, but...gah. Anyway!)With the use of her robe's magic, Shard is able to create elementals of water that surge as she bids, putting out fires as they go. She runs after them, stomping in the puddles and generally exulting in the small victories of the moment. This doesn't last though.Upon reaching the broken walls of the palace and witnessing the confrontation within, she becomes quite still and quiet...yet it's not as simple as mere fear. There's a sense of reverence to her as well, and an odd undertone of craftyness. Imagine a child sneaking past her parents as they argue...at once worried from the fight, and yet rather smug about having gotten away with something. Though the reality is, of course, stranger still and far more complex.Regardless, she remains silent and still at the confrontation, though Haros gets the feeling that if hostilities erupted, Shard might foolishly throw herself into the fray.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shayuri, post: 3987409, member: 4936"] (doh! I'm sorry I've been so slow lately...my energy level's been horrible due to a flu that's been dogging me for close to a week. It's finally letting up, but...gah. Anyway!) With the use of her robe's magic, Shard is able to create elementals of water that surge as she bids, putting out fires as they go. She runs after them, stomping in the puddles and generally exulting in the small victories of the moment. This doesn't last though. Upon reaching the broken walls of the palace and witnessing the confrontation within, she becomes quite still and quiet...yet it's not as simple as mere fear. There's a sense of reverence to her as well, and an odd undertone of craftyness. Imagine a child sneaking past her parents as they argue...at once worried from the fight, and yet rather smug about having gotten away with something. Though the reality is, of course, stranger still and far more complex. Regardless, she remains silent and still at the confrontation, though Haros gets the feeling that if hostilities erupted, Shard might foolishly throw herself into the fray. [/QUOTE]

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