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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 4044745" data-attributes="member: 11520">GavrilConsidering this tale, Gavril describes the Maora in some detail. Indeed he seems to have studied certain features with a practiced eye. "Does this sound like it could have been the woman who ambushed you? Please give me a description of the wiry man so that I may be forearmed with a knowledge of the threat." He sighes knowing that a full discussion of the situation is going to cut into his hair styling time. Once he gets the descriptions he continues, "I would hear more of you mission in Radharc and what you know about possible civil war. Here is the situation as best we see it. A nasty group of Fae have been in the city for some time. They seem to be in league with an old rival of ours and most likely a woman who can bond decendants of the Laoch blood such as ourselves in the way our queen can. Anyway, we also have reason to believe that a plot is afoot to slay the Maor as he is difficult to control. It was noted that slaying him should be easy because of a ring he wears. In the interests of gaining more information, I am meeting the Maora this evening. There is a better than even chance she is both the one plotting against the Maor and the liege born. As I see it our goals are four fold. To remove the liege born and free those she has bonded, to prevent the assassins from killing the Maor, to prevent a war between Radharc and Clun and to get rid of the dark fae and their negitive influence on the city. These are of course all lesser goals to my primary missions of surviving the assignation with the Maora and upholding the interests of our good Queen." He looks to the others, "Does that sum up the situation? Am I leaving out important details?"</blockquote>

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