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I'm finally done with my finals. I'll get to writing a response now.
Ryonara said
I guess we could go back to that old pad. When you're available, meet me there.


I just looked at it and immediately lost connection to the pad.
It's the same deal today as yesterday with that project, but after tomorrow, I'll finally be done. I haven't stopped working on this thing all day. I don't know if I would expect a post from me today.
Ryonara said
Take your time Commander. I don't really have any ways for Meirin to fight off the moths until we get on more solid floor, so you can go ahead and move her a bit.


We could do another collab on it. I'm sure that, even if she couldn't help, she would have a definite reaction to everything going on. It's just that I might not be able to do much with it today with this project. Still, I could go to that titanpad we were last using.
I was hoping to wait for Ryonara to be able to be on, but I will if I need to. I think Meirin might have a limited ability to help whilst flying through the air anyway. It can be disorienting, especially while going through complicated maneuvers. However, I am currently working on a program that needs to be done by tomorrow. It is worth 30% of my grade, so...I kind of need to focus on it today. Like I said though, I'm free for months after tomorrow.
You know, I had an idea regarding Satori and Khan's demons, specifically Zaad. From what I've gathered, that poison has induced considerable rage in his demons. It probably wouldn't be possible to eliminate that rage, but what if it could be redirected? Zaad seems to be the type that would be angry at someone manipulating him, and he seems consciously aware that he is more angry than he should be. What if a psychomancer could implant the idea in his mind that the one controlling the traitor demons is responsible for manipulating him? Could that make him fixate his rage on a different target?
Oh, I also forgot about Dirssi. I should probably put her somewhere. I'll try to write something up tomorrow, but I have a program that is due thursday, so it is going to be done tomorrow, whether it is ready or not. I may not (probably won't) be able to finish that post tomorrow. After thursday though, I'm free for a few months.
The city was bustling with activity as they entered, just as it had been a few days prior. Now that they had little to worry about other than enjoying themselves, Ahnasha was significantly more relaxed. She noticed a few glanced and stares from locals, but they mostly seemed benign. Ahnasha didn't want to admit it, but she almost wanted someone to give them trouble. An untrained, and probably drunk, local would be no match for her, and she would enjoy putting a few smug Dunmer in their place. She hated people with superiority complexes, so bringing them down a notch would certainly be satisfying.

Fendros' first suggestion was to head up to where the mushroom tower once stood, to which Ahnasha nodded. "Sure. I'm interested to see what that turned into." The tower, of course, had been located at the top of the tallest hill in town, so they had to climb a decent distance to reach it. The street led into an old, Imperial-styled fortress wall with a large, empty arch where a gate likely once stood. As they passed through, they stepped into what looked like a large, open courtyard. The entire courtyard was a garden, which seemed a bit out of place, considering there was nothing even remotely like it in the rest of the city. It was quite obvious that this was where the tower once stood, and considering how large the garden was, that made Telvanni towers seem all the more impressive. It seemed like almost every type of native Morrowind plant was growing in the courtyard, other than ashland plants such as trauma root and ash yams. Ahnasha could not identify most of them, but there were some she recognized. There were flowers such as gold kanet, heather, and black anther. She saw stalks of marshmerrow growing alongside a small, artificial pond, with various mushrooms growing alongside. Altogether, it was a rather beautiful place. Ahnasha thought it strange that the locals did not use the expansive space for something with a bit more...utility than a garden, but she wasn't going to complain.
Ahnasha shrugged her shoulders. "Not really. I'm not sure what to expect. I was too focused on tracking the lycans last time we were there to pay attention to my surroundings. I suppose I can try some cooked food while we're there. Depending on what you use to spice it, it can be good. Maybe we can see about finding a book shop as well? It has been a long time since I've had any good reading material. I suppose I'm also curious to see if there is anything interesting on the site where the old mushroom tower once stood. After all this time, there probably won't be anything there, but it couldn't hurt to check. I wouldn't mind seeing a bit of the city's history."

As they continued along, Ahnasha put her arm around his once more. "If this goes well, maybe we could start doing things like this more often. It seems like Meesei wants to take us to Black Marsh after we are done here. I wonder if we will end up passing by Tear, or maybe Thorn? Those are two cities I've always heard a lot about. Throughout history, both of them have been competing to lay claim to the title of most beautiful city in Tamriel. I would like to see either of them. Thorn is in Black Marsh, while Tear is across the border to the north in Morrowind. After the Red Year, Tear became kind of a Dunmer and Argonian city, but still, it could be interesting to see."
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