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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pneumatik" data-source="post: 5461422" data-attributes="member: 21087">[sblock=Liiros]Shahalesti actually has a pretty aggressive history. It's made war on its elven neighbors a decent amount, usually on the basis that there should be a single united elven nation in the area. It's not constant war, but when a single king can rule Shahalesti for several hundred years it starts to become clear that the last couple of kings (at least) have felt they should probably rule all the elven lands in the area.That's not to say Shahalesti, or its current king Shaladel, aren't noble or never do good things. Shahalesti is still full of high culture and enlightenment. From the Shahalesti perspective the wars are almost never initiated by them. But they have fought with their neighbors a lot, and their non-elven neighbors are rarely really treated like equals.[/sblock]"Hmmm ... Well, there's a lot of wood around here. Maybe if we put it in the lake it'll stop burning, and then we could tie a bunch of it together and make a sort-of raft," Torrent says. She starts looking at the burning sticks and branches around the edge of the lake. Shaylir jumps into the water. It's clear she doesn't have a lot of experience swimming, but so far she manages to not drown in the shallow water."Whoah, Shaylir, wait, what ... okay, so I guess it's go time." Torrent drops her shield. "I'm going in. Maybe someone can push this burning wood into the water? Um, yeah." She starts wading into the murky ash-covered water after Shaylir.OOC: check the ooc thread plz</blockquote>

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