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<blockquote data-quote="Binks" data-source="post: 6798275" data-attributes="member: 6775039">I'll answer the ones that Teck didn't.&nbsp; Saerie will return to the Feywild...but not without Sadia.&nbsp; She mulls over the situation for the next few months.&nbsp; Would her elven people accept this human girl?&nbsp; How would Sadia respond to such an foreign world, both culturally and topographically.&nbsp; It is a place many times more enchanting and dangerous than her home.In the end, it didn't matter.&nbsp; Saerie had to return, and she couldn't leave Sadia with the elderly surrogate farmers who took her in.&nbsp; She will come to the Feywild and learn how to be strong and self-sufficient.&nbsp; It will be extremely difficult, but the girl is no stranger to difficulty.[HR][/HR]I'm figuring that she can just be a plot element now and somewhere down the line we can turn her into a full-fledged follower/hireling.I join Otthor in all that he has detailed above.&nbsp; The only thing different is the parting with the elderly surrogate family and the people of Giliad's Rest that I have grown fond of.&nbsp; The parting is not as difficult as I was expecting due to the fact that I have left knowing the ominous cloud of dread that hung over the place had finally been lifted.Otthor gets the sending from the Summer Court mage.&nbsp; Sadia, the Dire Wolves, Rawr, Lucky and myself join him at the Fey Circle for the passing.&nbsp; I find myself stifling tears as the image of the world I spent a decade protecting shimmers and fades.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Binks, post: 6798275, member: 6775039"] I'll answer the ones that Teck didn't. Saerie will return to the Feywild...but not without Sadia. She mulls over the situation for the next few months. Would her elven people accept this human girl? How would Sadia respond to such an foreign world, both culturally and topographically. It is a place many times more enchanting and dangerous than her home. In the end, it didn't matter. Saerie had to return, and she couldn't leave Sadia with the elderly surrogate farmers who took her in. She will come to the Feywild and learn how to be strong and self-sufficient. It will be extremely difficult, but the girl is no stranger to difficulty. [HR][/HR] I'm figuring that she can just be a plot element now and somewhere down the line we can turn her into a full-fledged follower/hireling. I join Otthor in all that he has detailed above. The only thing different is the parting with the elderly surrogate family and the people of Giliad's Rest that I have grown fond of. The parting is not as difficult as I was expecting due to the fact that I have left knowing the ominous cloud of dread that hung over the place had finally been lifted. Otthor gets the sending from the Summer Court mage. Sadia, the Dire Wolves, Rawr, Lucky and myself join him at the Fey Circle for the passing. I find myself stifling tears as the image of the world I spent a decade protecting shimmers and fades. [/QUOTE]

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