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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Megan Voss" data-source="post: 5624930" data-attributes="member: 6679267"><img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/members/megan-voss-albums-hera-off-war-thread-picture1483-hera.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />:  The tall and postured woman was not amused.  But her distilled expression of assurance remained.  In fact, she daned to smile.  Of the present company, Alden and Tio seemed gentle fellows.  And the tension between comrades was clear in the words of the first.  This 'nobleman' of much speaking, was something of a tempestuous necessity.  The Gods are fickle today.With a smile on her face Hera approached nearer the party in a long stride.  Bold, not free.  Easily bowing in the presence of Alden and granting him the pleasure of her company and aura."Thank you, kind sirs"Ignoring the presence of Alexander altogether,"I am called Hera.  My assistance I grant unto you until the Gods see fit to remove me from your company.  Blessings I bring with me.  And blessings I give unto you.  Until the time of our parting.  For it is the law of the Gods that I serve, and I serve them humbly still."Then she glanced effortlessly at Alexander,"...And the laws of fools and idle words, I keep far from me.  For pride is the domain of the damned.  ...And reason not with fear, but with patience held still.  For the wise see withing seeing, and even the blind can watch carefully all the same."Her eyes removed again to Alden and she bowed slight again."I am yours to command, good sir of the unsteady road.  May your quest, difficult though it may seem, be mine as well in heart alone.  A'Shaun A'non.  And A'man."With her prayer of fellowship concluded she returned to her standing posture.  Ready to move forward and the see the will of the God speedily done.  And in Alexander she sensed no evil, but wary she remained of his intents.  For the hearts of men are deeper still and murky in the depths of their desires.  His riddles she would not ask, and no answer to him would she give.  For separate not a fool and his words, as they say.  For they are coupled together by God.  That when he comes again to judge the wicked they might be found together still, and his judgments shall fall upon them both.But Tio and Alden, good men of fortunes fine fate, she would render glad service.  And in serving them, they would by simple means, serve her.  And thus fate is one eternal round and all serveth God.  And Hera was pleased.</blockquote>

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