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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 5554780" data-attributes="member: 34958">"Yes indeed he wields powers.  Pan is the strongest nature priest in these parts.  I wouldn't be able to handle him.  And long ago he was given a few scrolls from the Mistress to use in case of emergencies, and so he could wield power beyond his considerable abilities.  His only real limitation was that he was bound by a geas to remain only a few miles from her tree." Etan puffs furiously at the pipe as he considers Mortar's words.  It seems as if the pixie has trouble imagining that a boy might want to give up immortality and grow old.  Finally the thought penetrates and the pixie drops the pipe and tobacco in panic.  The pipe bounces on the forest floor when Etan shouts, "He's mad!  Now that you've shattered her two altars the only thing keeping any of her power is the tree that holds her spirit.  Pan isn't trying to hurt her.  He's going to destroy her tree and kill her.  No time.  I've got no time.  I need help.  Cannot take Pan alone.  Must tell the Fey Court, but they'll want me to play their courtly games before I speak. No time.  NO TIME!" With a shriek, Etan launched into the air and flew to the northeast at a speed that the party could not match.Kanli[sblock]You are somewhere between awake and asleep when you sense the absence of the man who wasn't there.  The negative man says, "So much of what we did in the other time you did again.  The destroying of the altars and slaying of animals whose will was not their own.  But you and I killed the pixie at the time that isn't.  Our friends tried talking this time.  That was new.  Perhaps you'll save her this time.  He's going to kill her, you know.  Or try to. He will set her on fire.  Watch her burn."[/sblock]</blockquote>

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