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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 1400610" data-attributes="member: 9191">This is a kind of, what they have been doing recently from my characters point of view.  Please, input from the rest of the players would make this easier.It is good to have us all together again for a happy occasion, Talariel thought to herself as she watched the others in the great ballroom.A great party had been arranged to celebrate Queen Laidri’s twentieth year of rulership.  It had been a tumultuous rule, as they well knew, but she had ruled well, with an even hand.  They had played no small part in keeping her crown on her head and her kingdom in one piece, which was why they had been invited.Lochlan was standing over by the musicians, looking uncomfortable and out of place.  He was woefully underdressed in his sturdy, many times patched clothing.  He had taken a vow to own nothing more.  In many ways Talariel envied his simple, powerful convictions.  He spent his time moving from place to place, helping others.  From aiding the sick and elderly to defeating entire goblinoid raiding forces single handedly.  They had to practically beat him to make him come to the party, even to gather the old team together again.  Still he had come, and looked miserable in doing so.Vlad was dancing with the queen, being roguish and charming as usual.  The rumors still abound that he and the queen are lovers, but she had purposefully kept herself ignorant of the truth, though she had told them both what she thought of the idea.  Vlad had spent the last few years amassing a fortune plying the trade routes.  In fact he had also amassed a wealth of information for the queen acting as a spy and her agent.Thoria was dancing with Ambassador Seldor and she seemed to be having a grand time, as she chatted with the him.  Thoria had taken a position of leadership among the Deepdelver clan’s military when things had slowed down for them.  Under her command they had begun driving the drow out of the upper reaches, taking the dwarves on the offensive for the first time in three hundred years.Kel was flirting with a couple of the younger ladies of the court.  She had seen little of him recently, as he had retreated to study some great project.  What project it was he would not say, but disturbing rumors had reached her ears.  She trusted him not to do anything foolish, but even wise men can do foolish things when desperate.She had kept herself busy acting as an advisor to her majesty and playing political games in the court.  Something that she was fairly certain Lochlan disapproved of, seeing how she would prefer a direct course, rather than the subtler one she was taking.She watched by the grand ballroom entrance smiling at her friends, but there was a dark foreboding in the back of her mind and knew the rest of them felt it as well.  It had been quiet for too long, some storm was brewing just out of their sight.</blockquote>

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