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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DalkonCledwin" data-source="post: 5928715" data-attributes="member: 6680145">[sblock=OOC]First off, as far as I can tell, Beyal is not categorically a capricious creature. Rather she is like all Huldra, friendly when approached with respect and honor, violent when shown disrespect. In fact that could even potentially be said to be a categorical trait of most of the more intelligent Fey in general.I mean just look at the Goddess Artemis from Greek Mythology. Historically speaking she was the queen of the Greek Fey. In fact in many regards she could be classified as a Nymph who was granted full on Divinity, or something to that effect (I would call her the mother of the Nymphs if it weren't for the fact that the Nymphs predate her birth). But basically in her case she was an entity that showed a great deal of kindness to most of nature and all the creatures within it, but because she was a Virgin Goddess, if any man came within one of the clearings where she dwelt she would visit divine vengeance upon him.Now we come to Maui. Sure, you did all those things you said but you also, and I quote:Please note the section I bolded. That is the section which Fae'shiel wishes Maui to apologize for, and it is also likely the section which Beyal is enraged about. Not any of the other sections of your discussion thus far.As for your assertion that we the Toad is an important part of the Adventure. Yes that is entirely likely, especially given the name of the adventure. That said however, the entire reason YOUR CHARACTER brought the toad along on this journey originally was to find a home for it. We are currently at the shore of a River. Toads are amphibious. They can live quite happily in various near aquatic environments, including Ponds, Lakes, Rivers, and Swamps. Heck I have even had them living in my back yard in Louisiana just north of New Orleans with next to no water nearby. So I figure we have found terrain that is likely more than suitable for the Toad to Survive in.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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