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Domhani Bairdéir 04
- Thread starter Maidhc O Casain
- Start date
mleibrock
First Post
Skath
Skath saunters down in time to hear Gavril laying it on thick and will intentionally botch his landing, right into Gavril.
Skath saunters down in time to hear Gavril laying it on thick and will intentionally botch his landing, right into Gavril.
Neurotic
I plan on living forever. Or die trying.
Cyr Escunar
Cyr enjoys easy atmosphere among his new companions, welcome rest from Amhran's insecurities.
He smiles as Skáth rockets down and collides with Gavril, but refrains from commenting.
[sblock=For Mowgli]
Cyr observed Maora at some length to remember her normal spiritual state. He now compares her spirit with Skáths and Gavrils to see if he can learn to discern fey from humans.
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Cyr enjoys easy atmosphere among his new companions, welcome rest from Amhran's insecurities.
He smiles as Skáth rockets down and collides with Gavril, but refrains from commenting.
[sblock=For Mowgli]
Cyr observed Maora at some length to remember her normal spiritual state. He now compares her spirit with Skáths and Gavrils to see if he can learn to discern fey from humans.
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
On the Road Again
[sblock=For Cyr Escunar]Skáth's spirit and his corporeal form are in such harmony that it is difficult to see them as separate. Cyr's experience with the Daoine is that this is the case for almost all of them - they are naturally more 'true to their nature' than are humans. While there are variations on this theme - Daoine who are divided within themselves and humans who have achieved a harmony of self close to that of the Daoine - it holds true in almost every case. The Maora's spirit and her corporeal body are perfectly 'in tune' as Cyr would expect.
The rest of the Envoy - Maor, guards, etc. appear human to Cyr.[/sblock]
The amiable lunch break passes quickly, and all too soon it is time to move on. Horses are un-hobbled, gear donned once again, and everyone sets off.
OOC: Is anyone going to ride/walk up with the Maor/Maora, or are you all hanging out with the guards again? Not a suggestion, just a question.
[sblock=For Cyr Escunar]Skáth's spirit and his corporeal form are in such harmony that it is difficult to see them as separate. Cyr's experience with the Daoine is that this is the case for almost all of them - they are naturally more 'true to their nature' than are humans. While there are variations on this theme - Daoine who are divided within themselves and humans who have achieved a harmony of self close to that of the Daoine - it holds true in almost every case. The Maora's spirit and her corporeal body are perfectly 'in tune' as Cyr would expect.
The rest of the Envoy - Maor, guards, etc. appear human to Cyr.[/sblock]
The amiable lunch break passes quickly, and all too soon it is time to move on. Horses are un-hobbled, gear donned once again, and everyone sets off.
OOC: Is anyone going to ride/walk up with the Maor/Maora, or are you all hanging out with the guards again? Not a suggestion, just a question.
Neurotic
I plan on living forever. Or die trying.
Cyr Escunar
Cyr will enjoy brief rest from his obligations on the first day. Only on second day of travel did he open up a little. He will chat about weather, politics, queen and life of kingdoms nobility in non-commital manner. He will chat with guards and make his way forward over the course of the day speaking with councelors and finally with Maor and Maora.
[sblock=For Mowgli]
He will avoid overtly serious references, but will try to insinuate that there is serious threat to both Maors.
With Maora he will be open and easy, but not flirtatious. He will speak about Daoine and their life among humans (such as: "Many believe that Daoine live separated in their own kingdoms, not realizing that anyone among them can be one. I believe that this is intentional delusion, because no one wants to believe that their neighbor, ruler or even a spouse can be magical creature. This is especially true for those more human-like than our friend Skáth. What do you think?" When referencing spouse he will look at her directly and put slight emphasize on the words. He will observe her reaction very carefuly. At some point in such conversation if she gives him an opening he would playfully ask "Are you a Daoine then?" trying to gouge the truth of her response...
This would be quite a bit of talk, especially over boards so either decide that there wasn't enough time for such talk or roll one of Cyr 'people' skills to get her to open up.
Also, at some point when she is not engaged in conversation with anyone he will focus Granting of Peace at third of strength upon her to see her reaction. What he wants to see if she can track the source and would she notice such subtle effect (3d6 shouldn't do much more then calming her, if she cannot track it to magical source she will rationalize that she is alone or find some other reason for her feeling).
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Cyr will enjoy brief rest from his obligations on the first day. Only on second day of travel did he open up a little. He will chat about weather, politics, queen and life of kingdoms nobility in non-commital manner. He will chat with guards and make his way forward over the course of the day speaking with councelors and finally with Maor and Maora.
[sblock=For Mowgli]
He will avoid overtly serious references, but will try to insinuate that there is serious threat to both Maors.
With Maora he will be open and easy, but not flirtatious. He will speak about Daoine and their life among humans (such as: "Many believe that Daoine live separated in their own kingdoms, not realizing that anyone among them can be one. I believe that this is intentional delusion, because no one wants to believe that their neighbor, ruler or even a spouse can be magical creature. This is especially true for those more human-like than our friend Skáth. What do you think?" When referencing spouse he will look at her directly and put slight emphasize on the words. He will observe her reaction very carefuly. At some point in such conversation if she gives him an opening he would playfully ask "Are you a Daoine then?" trying to gouge the truth of her response...
This would be quite a bit of talk, especially over boards so either decide that there wasn't enough time for such talk or roll one of Cyr 'people' skills to get her to open up.
Also, at some point when she is not engaged in conversation with anyone he will focus Granting of Peace at third of strength upon her to see her reaction. What he wants to see if she can track the source and would she notice such subtle effect (3d6 shouldn't do much more then calming her, if she cannot track it to magical source she will rationalize that she is alone or find some other reason for her feeling).
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mleibrock
First Post
Skáth
Not expecting Gavril to show such homosexual tenancies in front of the Maora, Skáth is quite surprised. He quickly falls to the ground acting as if he has just been poisoned and will cry out in pain.
After lunch, Skáth will go back to his bird's eye view.
Not expecting Gavril to show such homosexual tenancies in front of the Maora, Skáth is quite surprised. He quickly falls to the ground acting as if he has just been poisoned and will cry out in pain.
After lunch, Skáth will go back to his bird's eye view.
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Goin' to Radharc
The afternoon of the first day of travel goes much like the first. The embassy seems to be warming somewhat to the presence of the Bairdéir and conversation flows somewhat more easily. The guards ability to carry on conversation and still watch for 'perils of the road' is fairly impressive. Camp is set somewhat before sundown, as the dense vegetation brings dark on early. The Maor and his wife share a large tent with their immediate staff, and the guards each have a smaller tent set up in quick order.
The afternoon of the first day of travel goes much like the first. The embassy seems to be warming somewhat to the presence of the Bairdéir and conversation flows somewhat more easily. The guards ability to carry on conversation and still watch for 'perils of the road' is fairly impressive. Camp is set somewhat before sundown, as the dense vegetation brings dark on early. The Maor and his wife share a large tent with their immediate staff, and the guards each have a smaller tent set up in quick order.
