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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruined" data-source="post: 753343" data-attributes="member: 113">Another couple of updates today:1st of Chardot, ‘Divinities Day’ yr. 150 A.V., continuedSurielle knew it was the first day of summer without need of the fancy Ledean calendars. She and Brianna had noted the horseshoe of Destrios taking position in the sky the night before, marking the coming of Chardot and summer. The last day of the month was known as Denday to the populace at large, a single day to revere Denev. Surielle thought it sad that others did not carry the Mother in their hearts every day as she did.The grove was in much better condition than when the druids had first found it. It still required work, but they had uprooted smaller trees that were beyond care and healed the flora that they could save. They had performed exhausting rituals to cleanse the taint left behind by the titanic cultists.Sadly, Maximillian had not returned from the spot where he and the fatling sank into the ground. Neither had the fatling, for that matter. Both druidesses accepted his sacrifice with resignation. He had done what was best for the land and for them, and they would not question the outcome.“We’re going to need more seeds and some tools to complete our tasks here,” Brianna said.“Are you sure I must be the one to go?”  Surielle asked, knowing the answer. She had little desire to venture into the city of Quelsk, especially when it was thick with people.“Yes, Surielle, please. I will try to cleanse the ponds while you are gone, and then we can work on the larger tasks at hand.”  She smiled, and it proved infectious to Surielle. Surielle turned to Snowmelt, who was rolling in the grasses nearby.“I suppose you won’t do well in the city either?”   The wolf looked at her quizically, then resumed her playful activities. Surielle laughed to herself and prepared to venture into the urban environment.</blockquote>

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