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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordAspen" data-source="post: 2155979" data-attributes="member: 27723">{OOC: it is probably just as well. I got to thinking that I may have been metagaiming a bit anyway. I’m not sure Rhys would ever have seen or heard of mind-flayers.}Rhys scowls at Andarin and glares at Clareh. Throwing his hands up in frustration the sorceror walks away from the group and stops at the edge of the water. He then goes down on his knees in and places an egg so that it is half in the water and half on the shore. Pushing it under the soft sand he utters “Two halves yet one race. One half to guard the oceans and the other to protect the land. Both will work with the other races to teach them to live in harmony with this world.” As the last grain of sand covers the egg he locks the images of the elves, sea elves and wood elves, into his mind.The Fey-Touched then rises and walks toward a nearby copse of trees. Kneeling beneath their silvery boughs Rhys again digs a hole and deposits his last egg. “To you I give the task of nurturing the great forests of this world. Sing to them and make them grow strong. Let no malice befall them, for in protecting them you protect yourself.” As the words are spoken he pictures the wise and mighty treant’s of his homeworld.  Hopeful that his choices were wise and that the responsibilities he has placed upon them will not prove to be too much, Rhys stands and returns to the group with an unreadable expression.After a moment he turns to Andarin and says, “It seems you may have brought more to this land than the music I asked for. In stopping me much good may have been done. Thank you.”Bowing to Jurden, Rhys says, “My friend, I am eager to see that which comes from the eggs you have buried. Those were both mighty holes you dug.”The Sorceror then turns to Traore, “Your choices make me proud. Truly they are both kings in their own right. My world will be made better by both of them. Thank you."Rhys takes a moment to ponder what Bi has said before he finally turns back to Clareh and says “I can only hope that you speak the truth Clareh. I fear for this world should your choices prove to be a mistake.”</blockquote>

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