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just finishing up something in eso, then i'll respond
Meesei found herself happy with the way Sabine described them, even if she wasn't expecting much different. Still, it was interesting to hear exactly how she viewed her pack mates. It made sense that she wouldn't use the terms mother or father to describe them, especially since those terms never really had any meaning for her growing up. Based on what Ariel described, all she ever had were friends and her sister.
Ahnasha stretched out her arms and yawned once more. As much as she hated it, she really couldn't see herself staying up much longer. "I think...I think it is time for me to go to sleep. Or, well, actually, I think it is time for me to stand by the fire for a bit and try to dry off. I want to avoid soaking Fendros, after all." She commented before climbing out of the pool, nearly falling on Ariel in the process due to her fatigue.
"I do think it is around time to go to sleep. We will need rest for tomorrow, after all. I'll join you as well." Meesei said as she climbed out after Ahnasha. Due to her waterproof scales, it wouldn't take nearly as long for her to dry. Really, wiping herself down once with a fur towel or blanket would be enough to dry her completely, but the fire would work just fine.
Lorag put a surprising amount of thought into what he wanted to do next. On the one hand, he did not want to get out of the pool, but on the other, he couldn't let himself be the last to get out. With everyone suddenly leaving, he decided that now was the best time for him to go. "Yeah, I'm done here too." He said simply before getting out and joining the others standing by the fire.
Ahnasha stretched out her arms and yawned once more. As much as she hated it, she really couldn't see herself staying up much longer. "I think...I think it is time for me to go to sleep. Or, well, actually, I think it is time for me to stand by the fire for a bit and try to dry off. I want to avoid soaking Fendros, after all." She commented before climbing out of the pool, nearly falling on Ariel in the process due to her fatigue.
"I do think it is around time to go to sleep. We will need rest for tomorrow, after all. I'll join you as well." Meesei said as she climbed out after Ahnasha. Due to her waterproof scales, it wouldn't take nearly as long for her to dry. Really, wiping herself down once with a fur towel or blanket would be enough to dry her completely, but the fire would work just fine.
Lorag put a surprising amount of thought into what he wanted to do next. On the one hand, he did not want to get out of the pool, but on the other, he couldn't let himself be the last to get out. With everyone suddenly leaving, he decided that now was the best time for him to go. "Yeah, I'm done here too." He said simply before getting out and joining the others standing by the fire.
She is in the Dining hall holding the line at the door with Ssarak and some guards. Based on the last few posts, it probably wouldn't work to do anything with them until the big fight starts.
I'm guessing the big fight for the dining hall will give Ssarak something to do, once that is started.
We're working on a post. Might make it a shorter one.
Meesei shook her head with a sullen expression. "Unfortunately no, we may interact with others outside the pack on occasion, but it is rare, and usually does not last long. I believe you are the person who has been in contact with us for the longest continuous time since this pack was formed. Even if we were around others outside the pack, I don't think she would talk to them. I believe Sabine is a mature young woman, though. She has been strong to endure all that she had been through. Despite her age, she has been a productive member of the pack for as long as she has been with us. I know none of us are near her age, but we are closer than friends. I would fight for her, and die for her, as if she were my own daughter."
Meesei gave a light smile as she glanced off towards the campfire. She had to admit, she had originally been skeptical of how useful Sabine would be, but HIrcine had not misguided her. She was glad to be wrong, and even if Sabine barely opened up even to her, she hoped she would be able to help her. "And also keep in mind, I do not expect that this pack will remain just the six...uh, seven of us forever." Meesei said, looking at Ahnasha's stomach upon her correction. "I expect it will grow as our needs grow, and as we find more worthy individuals to bring into our family. I cannot, however, say how long that will take, or who may join; that is only for Hircine to know."
Meesei gave a light smile as she glanced off towards the campfire. She had to admit, she had originally been skeptical of how useful Sabine would be, but HIrcine had not misguided her. She was glad to be wrong, and even if Sabine barely opened up even to her, she hoped she would be able to help her. "And also keep in mind, I do not expect that this pack will remain just the six...uh, seven of us forever." Meesei said, looking at Ahnasha's stomach upon her correction. "I expect it will grow as our needs grow, and as we find more worthy individuals to bring into our family. I cannot, however, say how long that will take, or who may join; that is only for Hircine to know."
Had we succeeded the first time, it wouldn't have taken that long, but that was a hard dungeon.
And it might have been only four hours.
And it might have been only four hours.
Nice timing. I just finished a six hour long dungeon in ESO. I need to eat, then I'll respond.
"Hmm, it was the opposite for me. My parents were always expecting me to take care of myself, so I became rather self-sufficient, but joining the pack brought me into a tight-knit family which always takes care of one another." Ahnasha commented. "Well, I hope you have luck in finding someone for yourself. Maybe you should get to know Earondil? I doubt he would be interested in a relationship with anyone, but he is a nice person, and he might have nice friends." She suggested with a smile.
"Anyway, as for how long I've been a lycan, I turned somewhere around five years ago, when I was seventeen. I had been worshiping Hircine for years before that, and after proving my prowess to him, he led me to Meesei, who gave me the gift. Before that, I was the daughter of a pair of merchants in Leyawiin. It was a boring life, and I wouldn't recommend it. I don't see how you don't go insane with boredom doing the same thing day in and day out in Vos." Ahnasha answered. It seemed like Ariel's life had taken an opposite turn from her own, as she had been born into a coven dedicated to the study of magic, alchemy, and Hircine knows what else, then left it for a life as a merchant in a city.
Lorag grunted, finally paying attention to the conversation. "Heh, I turned when I was seventeen too, except that was a lot longer ago. Fifteen years ago, actually. I was in the Legion in Skyrim during their civil war. My patrol got ambushed by a pack of lycans. I killed one, but it got me pretty good and ended up turning me. I ended up spending nine years trying to figure everything out before Alpha found me."
Meesei spoke up next. Ariel had been learning quite a bit about them, and lycans in general, and she was curious on what her opinion of them would be by the end of their time together. "I myself have been a lycan for nine years. I turned to Hircine after the hunters in my village began facing trouble, and I have remained in his service since then. I accepted the gift from one of his hounds, then moved to Cyrodiil to start this pack."
"Anyway, as for how long I've been a lycan, I turned somewhere around five years ago, when I was seventeen. I had been worshiping Hircine for years before that, and after proving my prowess to him, he led me to Meesei, who gave me the gift. Before that, I was the daughter of a pair of merchants in Leyawiin. It was a boring life, and I wouldn't recommend it. I don't see how you don't go insane with boredom doing the same thing day in and day out in Vos." Ahnasha answered. It seemed like Ariel's life had taken an opposite turn from her own, as she had been born into a coven dedicated to the study of magic, alchemy, and Hircine knows what else, then left it for a life as a merchant in a city.
Lorag grunted, finally paying attention to the conversation. "Heh, I turned when I was seventeen too, except that was a lot longer ago. Fifteen years ago, actually. I was in the Legion in Skyrim during their civil war. My patrol got ambushed by a pack of lycans. I killed one, but it got me pretty good and ended up turning me. I ended up spending nine years trying to figure everything out before Alpha found me."
Meesei spoke up next. Ariel had been learning quite a bit about them, and lycans in general, and she was curious on what her opinion of them would be by the end of their time together. "I myself have been a lycan for nine years. I turned to Hircine after the hunters in my village began facing trouble, and I have remained in his service since then. I accepted the gift from one of his hounds, then moved to Cyrodiil to start this pack."
I think I need to go to bed now. Goodnight.
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