EliteCommander

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

Once the crowd settled and everyone who needed one had their potions, Sharee grabbed everyone's attention once more. "Alright, it looks like everyone is ready, so just a few more things before we start this. Anyone who is not going with me is going to be on the docks. Remember, don't group closely together to avoid arousing suspicion, and for Sithis' sake, don't all arrive at the docks at the exact same time. Just act inconspicuous until you see the signal. For all the combatants on the docks, that signal is when fighting breaks out on the ship. You go to the loading ramp and guard it. For all the noncombatants, you will wait until you see us lower the sails, then you will board as well. Just stand by and act surprised until then. Once all the non-combatants are on board, the rest of you can get on, then we set sail. Got it? Good. Now, everyone who is going to the docks, get a move on. You have thirty minutes before we jump into the water." She ordered motioning for the second group to hurry and get in their positions.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"I'm not going to be like my parents, if that's what you're wondering." Ahnasha answered quietly. "It will be born with the gift, so there will be no other option than to raise it as one of us. Being that we are going to be teaching it from birth, essentially, it will perhaps have an easier time with it than either of us. Children are great with learning, after all. I hope it will accept its life, I really do, but once it grows old enough, there will be little we can do if it does not. At the same time, our child really won't have a choice when it comes to the gift. Lycanthropy can be cured, technically, but such a thing is out of reach for most. I would even begin to know how to go about finding one, nor would I want to. I suppose if our child grew of age and was dead set on scouring Tamriel for a cure, I wouldn't stop it. That being said, I might not be so supportive if it started wanting to leave around, say, early adolescence. I'm pretty much expecting some sort of rebellion around that time. That is just how kids are." Ahnasha said with a smile before eating some of the snack Fendros had purchased. There was not too much of it, so she finished it rather quickly.

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

I think I'll post before going to bed

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha did not find the smell of cooked meat quite as appetizing as Fendros, but she followed along just the same. "Well, he is a very Imperial Bosmer. His name is Glarthael, and he was born in Valenwood, but he moved to Leyawiin at a very young age. He did tell me about some things of Bosmer culture, like the Green Pact, Y'ffre, descriptions of their cities, and that sort of thing, but he never really went into great detail. He didn't follow any of their customs, so I suppose they just did not matter to us...well, except one thing. Because of the Green Pact, the Bosmer cannot harm any kind of plant. As a result, they cannot use wood in construction, at least not in the way other races do. But, there is nothing in the Pact forbidding them from buying imported wood, so it carries a high price in Valenwood. My parents made quite a bit of gold exporting wood into Valenwood, even with the taxes the Dominion levied on the shipments. As for him as a person, I wouldn't call him the best father. He wasn't mean or abusive or anything, he was just...distant. It's not that he didn't care; actually, I think he believed himself to be a great and loving father, but he was always to caught up his his business ventures to see what I really thought about it. It didn't help that my older brother was enthusiastic about the whole merchant thing. He loved being my parents' apprentice, so I guess they just assumed I would like it as well. I think they thought I was just going through a rebellious phase, that I would grow to be a merchant just like them. I get that they wanted what they thought was best for me, but they really couldn't see that it was making me miserable. Still, I imagine they were devastated when I faked my death, as they did still care about me, but their life was not the one I wanted to live."

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

We should be fine with what we have. If someone else posts, I'll go to initiate the attack.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Fallenreaper said
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A string of eighth notes? That melody would be far too fast to make an effective lullaby.

Also, goodnight.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Leon5431 said
Actually I had something else in mind. I thought we could have Ssarak and the others arrive just as Deven is caught in a worrisome predicament, hopefully Ssarak and them would find the kindness in their hearts to help him out, if not Jenna is going to need to do some quick thinking. This predicament will be clear at the end of my coming post.Speaking of which, Fallen, you guys wont mind if I added a demon, like the ones you guys introduced, for Deven and Jenna to fight?

Alright. Saves me the trouble of figuring out what to do next.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

If Devan and Jenna are going to be fighting from the dining hall out, and Ssarak and the others are coming from the outside, perhaps they could fight the enemy from both sides. Or all get slaughtered together. Could go either way.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Earondil shook his head. "No, most of those troublemakers got bored not long after she passed. I have been perfectly happy living here for the past century or so. It can be a bit dull at times, I suppose, but I live well. At any rate, I shouldn't keep you two for too long. I hope you enjoy your time here in Vos. If you find yourself down by the cornerclub later, we should have a drink."

Ahnasha nodded and smiled. "Indeed, and...thank you again" She said as she returned to the shelf to grab the book "Doors of Oblivion, deciding that going off onto a tangent to explain why she couldn't drink would probably not be appropriate for the situation. Once she had both books, she packed them away, then gave a last smile and wave before leaving the store with Fendros.

"Well, that was surprisingly pleasant." Ahnasha commented as they walked along, not exactly sure of their destination. "Certainly a great counterweight to Mephala's ominous warnings. Honestly, I don't get a chance to talk to people outside the pack very often, it is good to know there are still people like that in the world."

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Hey Frettzo, since Liam is there as well, do you want to collab a post with Dirssi? Also, is anyone else in that general area with the big multi-faced demon? I'm still minorly to moderately confused on where everyone is.

Also, I think I will start on a post first thing in the morning to bring Ssarak and all those people to outside the dining room, as I do not know when Ryonara will be able to be online.