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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Adjuntive" data-source="post: 5532554" data-attributes="member: 6666768">Alric strides towards her with the same purposefulness that he had towards the other fey. Still flush with anger and a snarl writ with rage upon his face. Only when he comes within a few feet of her does he realize that he has no more outlet for his emotions.At that moment the weight of the song's emotion washes through him again as if she were still singing it, though he knows vaguely she is not. He feels hot tears welling up, but he finds his heart of iron and fights the weeping back down. For a moment, he realizes he is still gripping his bastard sword, though he senses no danger from this small creature. His rational side decides to sheath the blade, but he finds the coldness of the steel and the weight and balance of the thing comforting, so he continues to wield it.Finding he suddenly has no words for what transpired, he looks upon the short few feet of ground between him and the strange woman. Though words do eventually answer her's in hopes of coming to grips with all this strangeness, and in that desperate determination the words come forth heedless of her words to him, "f-forgive my candor.. We have been travelling in this forest for 2-days now and we've been attacked 3 times, 2 of our people are stricken with dread disease, and we have encountered a powerful demon who calls himself Indominability. This forest burns yet lets no one die by its flames. Do you know what is going on here? What is this spirit?"</blockquote>

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