Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7187816" data-attributes="member: 59816">EnsethWhen Enseth arrived at the door to Delfen's Tower, he was immediately allowed entry by one of the ageless wizard's students. The student immediately recognized Enseth's nature, if not his purpose, and he brought him past the dirt-floored lower level, with it's piled boxes, shelves, and small menagerie. He brought them up a stone staircase which circled with no railing up the wall until they arrived at a well-furnished second floor. There, the student left Enseth in the company of another student who was busy transcribing a scroll into a heavy tome on a book-stand. The student eyed him with nervous suspicion, but she continued her work.In very little time, Delfen arrived, looking the same as Enseth's memory expected. The sudden realization that he should have aged, in fact, should be dead, caused a short calculation malfunction in Enseth's head.&quot;Greetings, my friend.&quot; the short, balding man said with a quizzical expression, &quot;You're one of Gwaereth's &quot;N&quot; series, are you not? His... seventh, if I'm not mistaken. That would mean trouble is nigh, I assume. What can we do to aid you in your quest?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7187816, member: 59816"] [b]Enseth[/b] When Enseth arrived at the door to Delfen's Tower, he was immediately allowed entry by one of the ageless wizard's students. The student immediately recognized Enseth's nature, if not his purpose, and he brought him past the dirt-floored lower level, with it's piled boxes, shelves, and small menagerie. He brought them up a stone staircase which circled with no railing up the wall until they arrived at a well-furnished second floor. There, the student left Enseth in the company of another student who was busy transcribing a scroll into a heavy tome on a book-stand. The student eyed him with nervous suspicion, but she continued her work. In very little time, Delfen arrived, looking the same as Enseth's memory expected. The sudden realization that he should have aged, in fact, should be dead, caused a short calculation malfunction in Enseth's head. [b]"Greetings, my friend."[/b] the short, balding man said with a quizzical expression, [b]"You're one of Gwaereth's "N" series, are you not? His... seventh, if I'm not mistaken. That would mean trouble is nigh, I assume. What can we do to aid you in your quest?"[/b] [/QUOTE]

Verification