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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3212333" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>Zan smiles and nods, and the two of you flip some pages in the book until some incantations for birds of prey become found. Jango throws himself back into his work, and as the night progresses, his eyes grow tired but his excitement builds.</p><p></p><p>Zan occasionally goes to the open back door and throws his eyes skyward in this clear, bright night. The sounds of the night are only broklen up by the occasional bark of a dog on the street, the fizz of admixtures Jango stirs in bowls and cups, and the various incantations the elf speaks. It is around two in the morning when Zan points upwards from the doorway to the outside, and he speaks in a clear, excited voice. <span style="color: Magenta">"Here it comes! It's coming in! Jango, come here and meet your new best friend!"</span></p><p></p><p>Jango rushes to the doorway and up in the sky can be seen a majestic bird in flight, circling over Seawell a few times before diving and coming down towards the library. Jango stretches out his arm, and with seconds the hawk whooshes down and lands on his arm gently. The bird is very big, broad shoulders, beautiful white feathers on it's body leading to brown around it's head and neck. It's eyes are black and remain fixed on the elf. As Jango reaches up to pet it's head, it gives a satisfactory squawk. It's a very good bird. A male. And Jango brings it inside the lab to finish the last six hours of rituals needed to bond this creature to him and infuse the hawk with magic. He places the hawk on the shelf above the table, Derra croaks once and begins hopping away, but the hawk does not give Zan's familiar a glance at all, as it's unblinking eyes remain fixed on Jango.</p><p></p><p>The elf gets back to work, but deep down in the back of his head, he thinks he keeps hearing that voice... that eerie, deep voice... telling him that he shouldn't bother with this bird.</p><p></p><p>Or does he?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 3212333, member: 7006"] Zan smiles and nods, and the two of you flip some pages in the book until some incantations for birds of prey become found. Jango throws himself back into his work, and as the night progresses, his eyes grow tired but his excitement builds. Zan occasionally goes to the open back door and throws his eyes skyward in this clear, bright night. The sounds of the night are only broklen up by the occasional bark of a dog on the street, the fizz of admixtures Jango stirs in bowls and cups, and the various incantations the elf speaks. It is around two in the morning when Zan points upwards from the doorway to the outside, and he speaks in a clear, excited voice. [COLOR=Magenta]"Here it comes! It's coming in! Jango, come here and meet your new best friend!"[/COLOR] Jango rushes to the doorway and up in the sky can be seen a majestic bird in flight, circling over Seawell a few times before diving and coming down towards the library. Jango stretches out his arm, and with seconds the hawk whooshes down and lands on his arm gently. The bird is very big, broad shoulders, beautiful white feathers on it's body leading to brown around it's head and neck. It's eyes are black and remain fixed on the elf. As Jango reaches up to pet it's head, it gives a satisfactory squawk. It's a very good bird. A male. And Jango brings it inside the lab to finish the last six hours of rituals needed to bond this creature to him and infuse the hawk with magic. He places the hawk on the shelf above the table, Derra croaks once and begins hopping away, but the hawk does not give Zan's familiar a glance at all, as it's unblinking eyes remain fixed on Jango. The elf gets back to work, but deep down in the back of his head, he thinks he keeps hearing that voice... that eerie, deep voice... telling him that he shouldn't bother with this bird. Or does he? [/QUOTE]
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