Faoiltiarna
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S'mon said:"I believe you, milady Faoil, are a true descendant of King Imarok, perhaps the last. Thus, you and your family are their mortal enemy...
Five years ago a hero came from the West, Yukio, wielding the Black Spear, the Souleater, perhaps the only weapon that could truly destroy a god... in the vaults beneath Imarr, she found and destroyed the One Who Is. But the One Other still lives. The death throes of its brother may have awakened it from quiesence, and it seeks to do you harm, by any means it can employ.
That is all I know."
Faoil sat wordlessly as she took in what Bernard said. The strange voice that had issued from Himoos' mouth as he pressed the blade against her throat echoed in her mind *The Blood of Imarok must perish!* It made sense and yet, could it really be true? Was she the decendant of the First King?
Her grey eyes rested upon Bernard, unreadable as usual. "What of my parents? Do you have any idea where they dwelt or where they now lay? Or even their names? Surely, if it is as you say, and I am of such a long and honorable line, there are others who knew of my birth and disappearance."
mps42 said:"These are grim words indeed, Master Bernard and ones that bear much thought, especially by Lady Faoil. I cannot help but wonder what impact this may have on our coming search for the Amulet."
Faoil shifted her gaze to Denther, her voice was low and firm, "It may have little to do for the actual search, but this information was the agreed upon price with Master Bernard for my assistance to him. Some of us do not seek gold to fill our pockets."
wysiwyg said:"Enough!" Rajero seems extremly impatient. "No more talk of 'Those who Were or Are or Will be'. There is some loot to be gained, that is why we have agreed to join you. This dribble you speak about lost and slaine kings is adequette for a good camp fire, not for those who need gold to line their pockets. Be so kind as to point us in the direction that leads us to wealth, not myth. You can do so on our return - and reimbursement of course."
The cold grey eyes shifted then to Rajero. Faoil's voice remained low and stiff, "You would do well to control your impatience young Sir. It is impatience that has caused many to fall at the blade of their enemies. This talk may seem useless to you, but it is my price and I intend to have it before my blade is unsheathed in Master Bernard's service. I have little need for gold to line my pockets. My need is to answer questions that have troubled me since the meeting of demons and dark elven assassins. Answers that may serve to keep my person intact and whole."
Returning her attention to Bernard, Faoil continued, "Do you have the answers to my parents' identities or where they call home Wise One?"
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