Adventures of Kalyria

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Orina would probably never admit to it out loud, but being ignored, even Gethin being ignored by the soldier irritated her. It really irritated her. The elf glared a little bit before she pulled herself back into focus. She was in a fight, she wasn't supposed to be throwing a hissy fit. The smart part of her, however, was glad that the half orc had risen. She was not battle experienced and her heart beat was still pounding in her ears from adrenaline. Gethin snarled at the soldier who pulled away from him. But the wolf was tenacious. Again, he launched himself for the mans leg, planning on snapping the bone this time.

Orina pulledher bow up, arrow already notched ash she took aim at the soldier she was attacking. However, soon she changed her mind and redirected her aim at the man standing before Aldran and letting her arrow loose as she aimed for the mans shoulder.
 
Aldran saw the arrow hit Corvosa, as well as the man going down. Seeing an opportunity, he swung at Zuko to try and do the same with him. However, his sword did nothing to the man, missing him by several inches.

Zuko didn't see his fellow fall, but he did see the healer go down and it strove him forward. He saw the sword Aldran swung but ignored it, swinging his own and also missing. He scowled, suddenly realizing his backup was missing.

Mendose, the woman fallen but the half-orc risen, scowled. He tried to dodge the longsword swinging at him, but moved the wrong direction and earned a swipe at his shoulder. A little miffed, he still made an attempt of his own to attack him in return. However, one of his comrades had fallen and he was feeling a little less certain of this fight.
 
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Belros growled, baring his teeth at Mendose as his own sword missed the other man, whilst he himself was hit again. He couldn't allow himself to lose now, not after the healer's sacrifice. Belros swung at Mendose again.
 
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Orina:

Orina notched another arrow, feeling a little better that she had at least helped drop someone. pine colored orbs bounced over to the man attacking Belros. They flickered between the two men left standing. Gething was still trying to bite at the leg of the man attacking the half orc. The beasts hulking shape odd looking compared to his normal lithe form. But that was the beast aspect still at work. Orina finally aimed her next arrow at the man attacking Aldran, leaving Belros and Gethin to the other one. With an inhale, she took a second to aim, again, going for the shoulder before letting the arrow loose on an exhale. Her hand went back to the quiver, no longer comparing it to her own, she pulled another arrow from it and notched it.

Gethin, no longer noticing anything outside of the man he was trying to chomp down on, hurled himself at the man with a snarl, going for the back of the man's calf, instinctually looking for the same muscle on the back of the leg that would bring down a large deer. That's what the man was. prey. To the wolf, he was nothing more and nothing less. His huntress had began the hunt and he would follow through. In the back of his mind, the wolf had the understanding that the man, like any living being, could easily become a threat. But for the moment his elf, to his understanding, was out of harm's way and he let himself become caught up in his instincts, the hunt, the urge to bring the man down and go for the kill. Gethin was not a two-legger, he was wolf. And in the end, his instincts would rule his mind.
 
Feeling a little more confident, Aldran swung again at Zuko. He hoped he hit this time, praying quickly to his deity for the strength to fight. It seemed to work, because as he swung his sword, it cut into Zuko deeply and the man fell beside his comrade.

Mendose wasn't faring well either. After the last hit from the half-orc, he was in pretty bad shape and nearly missed the wolf attacking again. Unfortunately, he was slowed by his injuries and couldn't avoid neither the wolf nor the half-orc as they both attacked him. The longsword wasn't too bad, but the pain from the wolf tearing into his thigh was enough to knock him unconscious.

As soon as the fight seemed to be over, Aldran looked over and realized that the elven woman wasn't getting up. Wincing, he walked over and said a prayer as he touched her. She groaned but slowly got to her feet and looked around.

"I missed the end of the party it seems," she said with a little mirth. Taking in the way everyone looked she nodded. "And it seems like everyone has survived. Good. Have you lot had any dreams recently?"

Aldran was confused by this question, and it was written all over his face. Bediviere chose to ignore that, and focused on the other two.
 
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Belros smiled. His adversary didn't look very well and after that last hit a wolf tore into the man's upper leg. At first, he was a little shocked to see a wild beast jump into this fight like that, but calmed as he recognized Miss Sylvirleaf's pet from the tavern before. It was a pleasant welcome as Mendose fell to the ground with the wolf biting his leg. The fight was finally over, the danger had subsided, his job was done.
He quickly looked over at Aldran to make sure he was still faring well, too, but the boy was already at the elf on the ground, who rose again after Aldran touched her. Belros sighed in relief, everybody was well. Everybody that deserved it, at least. He strapped his shield to his back again, but kept his sword in hand.

"I have, but let's not discuss that out here." Belros responded to the elf. He knew she was asking about the dream, the voice calling for help, but he still had a duty to fulfill; to bring the criminals to jail. Walking over the unconscious bodies of Mendose's henchmen, Belros tossed their weapons aside then rolled them over so he had a good look of their physique. "Aldran, can you aid this one as well?" He asked as he put the tip of his sword on Corvose's chest so the man would not be able to flee once he awoke again. Belros wasn't about to drag all three of them all the way to The Great Lodge at the center of town. A helping hand would be nice and neither of the two were willing enough to take a stand were it not for Mendose, so he had little to fear. Plus, it would serve as extra punishment.
 
Orina:

Gethin snarled at the fallen soldier, blood dripping from his teeth. The taste urged the wolf to finish the kill, go for the throat. But a sharp whistle split the air, drawing his attention towards Orina. For a second, the two seemed to engage in a staring contest. For normal folks this would be ill advised. Normally, a meeting of the eyes would be seen as battling a wolf for dominance; which was not usually a wise move as it were. But seconds that seemed to be small eternities ticked by before Gethins urges slowly subsided, his focus on the brunette elf staring at him quietly. The magic linking them together was a conduit for the elf's will. And the elf wanted no death's today. With a shudder and a last dark look at the fallen man, the wolf trotted over to his huntress. Today, the man would live.

As the wolf drew near, once again Orina's eyes flashed green and her hand reached out to brush against the dark fur covering tense shoulders. Gethins body again glowed before the extra bulk he had accumulated, thanks to the huntress's magic faded off. With a rough shake, the last of the magic was gone and Gethin was how he had been before the battle started. Lean, dark, and a bit irritable. All was back to normal for the beast as he walked around to stand at the elf's other side, taking in the scene.

As the battle drew to a close, the elf placed the borrowed arrow back into the quiver on her back. Then her attention was captured by the wolf and she handled her companion. She doubted a guard of the town would look the other way if the wolf tore out the man's throat in front of him. After Gethin was calmed and returned to normal, the elf began to walk towards the soldiers, intent on salvaging any of the borrowed arrows that she could. She'd put a little a money inside of the borrowed quiver as well to replace any that were beyond salvage. This time when the other elf hinted at the dream, Orina picked up on it, green eyes snapped to the other elf for a few seconds with a nod before she silently agreed with the guard's words. She to, would prefer not to discuss it in the streets. The elf walked around the men in a wide circle as Belros shifted them around, green eyes darting over the bodies. A small frown flitting over her face. It didn't look like any of the arrows had survived. With the intent of returning, Orina ducked back into the inn and walked over to the man the blonde elf had borrowed the bow and quiver from. The brunette returned it, and a few coin to cover the cost of replacing what was lost.

Orina, followed by the still irritated Gethin, walked back over and stood by the blonde elf once more. Curiosity burned at her insides, but it seemed Belros would to be part of this conversation, and so to Orina, that meant her questions had to wait. Her mother had taught her well in the way of manners. Orina let her fingertips brush over Gethins still tense shoulders, trying to soothe the beast at her side.
 
Aldran blinked and looked at the fallen soldier. "Help one of these guys? I don't think they'll have any issues after a while. I tried to go easy on them," he commented to try and make it seem like any misses had nothing to do with a lack of skill or anything. But he still said a prayer and touched Corvose, healing him back to consciousness.

Corvose blinked a few times and, seeing that both his companions were down, started to scoot back on his backside away from Aldran with fear in his eyes. Bediviere put up a hand to calm him, saying, "Do not fear. We will harm you no further." The last statement was mostly sent to Aldran, who was already grabbing onto his sword and quickly let go at her words. She turned to Belros. "Is there anything you wish to do with him and these other two? As for our conversation, we can always talk in the morning. I believe I will stay in this inn here tonight," she commented, motioning to the inn the soldiers had come from.
 
Björn panted heavily, as he made his way into the town, he had ran all the way here, with his gear. Which was next to nothing in reality, he had so little, it was a surprise, he made it this far without passing out. He had no food, no water, nothing. Just his weapons, and the clothing on his back. Which really, the only clothing he had, was his kilt, and boots. His chest was only covered by armor, and his neck by a scarf. He hadn't much to say, as he finally slowed down to a walk. Trying to catch his breath, he walked into the town. He knew how to read a bit of common, and was able to at least distinguish the word, 'Inn' on a sign. He felt that might have been the place to start.

Yet something else caught his eyes, the scene of an aftermath. The aftermath of a scuffle at the very least. He approached slowly, his hand reaching for his axe, as he feared that some may still try to fight. "Hey!" He called out, as he approached. "People here, you have dreamer too? Or no?" He asked in his broken common. It was obvious his knowledge was not in speech, it was in other things. "I told to come here, look for...people. Are you people I look for?"

At a glance, the brute's chest continued to heave, his body covered in grime, sweat, even blood in some places. He seemed to have come a long way, to ask these, what he considered important questions. He had no regard for secrecy, he just wanted to find, who he called, the other 'dreamers', like himself. He was filthy, he was tired, he was even covered in some makeshift bandages, out of various different colors of cloth(The cloth the same color, as the kingdoms soldiers). To show that he was even wounded from at least a day earlier. Björn was just lucky enough his endurance held up, so he didn't pass out, at that very moment. He needed food, he needed water. He needed his wounds treated, before they became infected.
 
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Belros chuckled when he saw how scared Corvose was, it was kind of pathetic. Sure, under normal circumstances the guard would be kinder to him, but he didn't stand up to Mendose's orders, which made him an accomplice and just as guilty of crime. With his sword pointing at the man, Belros walked over to Zuko's unconscious body, grabbed him by the belt then tossed him at Corvose. "Catch." He added casually and walked over to Mendose, sword and gaze still locked on Corvose, then swung the other man over his own shoulder. "I'm bringing these criminals to jail." He said, meant for Bediviere, but the half-orc kept watching Corvose, so that he wouldn't be able to flee without him knowing and so that the man would hear the message clearly.

Just then another person announced themselves. A little broken, maybe, but his message came across clear, he had the dream as well. Belros wanted to stay to have his questions answered and get acquainted with everyone, but he couldn't have these soldiers out in the open just like that, even if they were unconscious now. "Perhaps we could all use some rest. Will you take care of our new friend? I'll meet you here at the inn first thing tomorrow. As for you.." Belros said and prodded Corvose with his sword so the soldier knew the guard was adressing him. "You'll help me carry your friend to jail." He told him and sheated his sword again so that it'd be easier to carry Mendose all the way back to the courtyard. "Move!" He ordered loudly.
 
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Orina:

A small, mildly amused smirk, crossed over Orina's face briefly as she watched the other three individuals interact with the now captured soldiers. From her point of view, it was kind of funny. Gethin huffed before butting his head against his elf's thigh. He was tired of being around people. When the elf still wouldn't move, his ears flattened against his skull and he sat with another huff, glaring at Orina. The brunette glanced down at her companion and a slender brow rose at the attitude he was displaying. Usually the beast was grummbly, but mild mannered. The elf, not afraid of him in the slightest, leaned down and stroked behind his ears. Soon however, the wolf's ears swiveled and he was on his feet, turned towards the new comer with a snarl. He didn't move from beside Orina. But he did not like someone strange rushing up like that. Not one bit.

Orina had actually jumped a bit at the wolf's display but chalked it off to his bad temper at the moment. She too turned to look at the barely clad man. Green orbs doing a quick scan over. Human, and dirty. The elf blinked, his common was so broken..... Where was this man from? Certainly not Neimod.... She listened to the rest of the conversation before she finally spoke up.

"I can take him to my grandmother and she can patch him up." She offered, green eyes still looking the man over before the finally switched back over to the other folk. Her attention switched over to the blonde elf. She wanted to ask if this would be all of them, two elves, a half-orc, and a bloodied human. The elf glanced down at the wolf, still growling low in his chest. Well, there was Gethin to. Part of her wanted to offer her home up for the place of the discussion, most of her kin would be out and about by noon the next day. But she doubted any of them would want to visit such a place. It was nearly part of the forest with the amount of animals, most particularly her grandmothers wolves, that lingered there. After a bit of thought, the elf remained quiet on the matter. The Inn was a neutral place.

"If that is all, tomorrow then," She spoke before tapping the man on the shoulder. "If you're coming, come." She spoke before turning and beginning her walk towards the large house on the edge of town. She'd get the man patched up and walk him back to the inn afterwards. Gethin, tossed another glare at the human before turning and following his elf, being sure to be right at her side. His ears where still back. He didn't like strangers, especially big ones. The half-orc had been bad enough, but the wolf had at least known his scent. The elf had been an elf. Elves didn't count unless they gave off the feeling of a threat. (The wolf may have been a little biased in his judgments) But this human was large and strange and smelled of blood. The beast growled again for good measure. He was not happy.
 
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Björn seemed confused at the very least, by the offer. No one, especially a stranger offered to find someone, to heal his wounds before. Yet he knew that he didn't have much a choice, he was injured, and he knew nothing of how to treat himself. Save for bandaging it up, as he was taught when he was young, he held no knowledge of how to clean it, or care for it. So he had to accept the offer from the tall, female elf. "I...am, Björn." He said in some attempt to introduce himself. "I from...bear? Bear Tribe. As you call it." He explained, he certainly seemed open about who he was. Proud of it even, very proud just the way he spoke of himself, made him actually seem to stand a little taller, as if he weren't as badly wounded. "Look south...forest. Where I from."

As Björn followed the elf, he seemed to take a bit of interest in the wolf that followed her. He seemed curious, but apprehensive to say the least of the animal. Just as the wolf was bothered by him, he was just as afraid of the wolf. He didn't wish to be on poor terms with the animal, or the owner. "You say...you have, Grandmother. She will...fix?" He asked, gesturing towards his wounds. "It not bad, as it look. Most blood, not mine."
 
Orina:

Orina glanced over her shoulder at the man as he introduced himself. For a moment, she debated on not returning the pleasentries, he was human. But years of manners being drilled into her won out. She glanced away for a breif second before turning back to him. Besides, if her dream was right and that's what indeeed was going on, she'd be travelling with the man, no need to be on bad terms.

"My name is Orina." She left out the Sylvirleaf part out of habit. Orina paused for a second, before trying to mimic the way he introduced himself. "I'm from the Sylvirleaf family and this is where I was born." She made a vague gesture to show the town. Orina made a sudden turn as she changed direction, still heading towards home. Of course, her grandmother wouldn't actually be in the house, she'd be in a hut a bit further into the forest more than likely. Her workroom, or that's what Orina's mother called it. "Yes, my grandmother has the skills to tend to you." She answered. At his last words however, the elf came to a stop, Gethin pausing beside her. Most of it wasn't his? She frowned a little bit. She didn't know what to make of that really. She supposed it was good and that meant he was a good fighter. But what if it meant--- The elf cut her train of though off with a swift brisk shake of the head and toss of hair before continuing again.

After a few more minutes of walking, a large home came into view. The elf walked through the yard and passed it, heading towards the wooded area. As she passed, another growl seemed to come from the right and a large brown wolf, bigger than Gethin peeked out from behind a bush as it took in the small party. Orina payed the beast no heed, she was used to wolves.

"Come." She again instructed to the man behind her. However, her mind caught up with her and she turned to take in the blonde man's reaction. Part of her wanted to ask if wolves frightened the man and give him warning. Part of her wanted to observe. "There's a lot of wolves around here." She settled on, green eyes watching for for seconds before she continued walking. "How did you get hurt?" Curiosity and compassion won out. Hopefully, if he was frightened, his story would distract him. If he wasn't well, her curiosity was still appeased...hopefully.
 
Björn at the very least, seemed bothered by the wolves, but not terrified completely. He had fought many creatures in his time alive, and wolves made that list somehow. Not many had, but the few that did, were enough to at least make him drop the majority of his fear toward the animal. However he did notice more, and more started to show up, that alone was enough to tempt him to reach for his great axe. Yet he stilled himself, knowing that would only provoke the animal, instead he trusted the elf's knowledge, and attitude toward nature to be some sort of helping factor, in keeping the wolves from doing anything.

"I see. They quite big, not big like bear. But big." Björn replied with a sigh. "Orina." He muttered to himself, trying the mimic the sound that her name made. He seemed to have understood it enough, that at the very least, he could pronounce it. "Elf, good people...help my village some time. We used to have elf, who live with us...used to." He explained, trying to at least establish, that he liked elves. He held no hatred, no bias, he was unlike most humans in that respect. Due to how he was raised, he held other races in just as high regard, as he held his own. "Other human, are one I hate most. They do, worst thing, than elf ever have." He growled the words practically.

Yet his mind was drawn even farther down the path of hatred, as Orina asked how he ended up wounded. Björn was not one to lie, his pride, his courage, everything was something that made him too proud to ever do so. "I went on hunt. Alone. I return, village. Find on fire, homes on ground. Whole place, ruined." He explained, as vividly as his simple words would allow him. "I know, that soldier, in this color." He pointed at the bloody cloth on his arm. Aside from the dark red, another color could be distinguished. Showing what kingdom, or at least what city's men attacked his home. "I only find three left in village. Three are not family, three are soldiers, who ruin, and kill. I know they not one who did it. Not enough of them. But I have revenge on these human. I take this. Family, weapon." He explained, as he gestured toward the massive weapon his back. "I fight, three men. I kill three men. I take the men, clothing. To bandage wound. I take, s-s-symbol, they wear. To show me, who else, wear it. So I know, who did, this." He finished his story, at the end stuttering a bit, due to his lack of knowledge on how the word was said. He also produced a piece of cloth, he had cut off one of the men's uniform. It was just a symbol, of the noble man, or woman that ordered these troops around. Other than that though, he had zero knowledge on what it meant.
 
Orina:

As the human spoke, the elf moved across the yard towards a part of the wall that was covered in vines. Gethin, used to the obstacle all but dove through a really viney patch of the wall, disappearing through the hidden wolf sized hole to wait on the other side. Orina used the vines to scale the wall, stopping and straddling the stonework. Perched there, she listened to the rest of the human's story. Sorrow pierced through her heart for the man, but she kept her face blank as she looked away from him. She doubted he would appreciate anything that could be misinterpreted for pity. His story was a tragic one, one she would hate to ever see reflected in her own little town. Mutely, the elf turned to face away from him, swinging her other leg over the wall before letting herself drop down on the opposite side, expecting him to follow. She waited for him quietly, using the barrier between the two of them to think of how she would respond to him.
 
Björn was much slower in his movements, over the wall. Thankfully he was strong enough, and familiar enough with nature to get over it. He was cautious though, not wanting to slice open new wounds, or perhaps reopen old ones. He was less graceful in his landing though, as he fell with a thud, landing on all fours. Yet he pushed himself up quickly, and stood tall once more. "You get door made, sometime, maybe?" He asked, trying to lighten up the mood a touch. He was more than willing to talk about what had happened a few days ago, however on the same token, he was also strong enough to try and forget it. But never to forgive those who had taken part in it all.

He fell silent though, waiting for the elf to start walking again, so he could follow her. After all, he had little idea of where he was going, he just had to pretend like he even had the faintest idea of where he was going. "Rage...rage is strong thing, yes?" He asked, hinting a bit at what he was good at. Which in truth Björn was incredibly good at flying into a complete rage, and using it to benefit himself, and whoever he worked with. "I feel it is. I find that, when I fight soldier. Rage is strong asset, person has."
 
Orina:

Orina's eyes shot up to the top of the wall when she saw movement from her peripheral vision. Green orbs stayed trained on the man as he descended from the top of the wall. The elf was going to offer her hand, but let it drop back to her side quickly as he pushed himself up. If wolves could laugh, Gethin would surely be snickering from where he was sitting a few feet away.

"You get door made, sometime, maybe?" The question made a flicker of a smirk cross her face, temporarily forgetting the awkwardness.

"That would be far too easy." She quipped back before she could really think about her response. After a moment, the elf turned and began to weave further into the forest along a small path worn by repeated use. "this way. There will be even more wolves now." She said. Although, with the brush of the forest, it may be harder to see the creatures. At the words, Gathin had risen and began to trot ahead of the two, two-leggers. Her grandmother had a thing for wolves and wolves had a thing for her grandmother. Orina let herself drift from her thoughts back to focusing on the humans words. She wasn't so sure about his belief about rage. In her experience, rage made it harder to think. Orina liked keeping her mind about her. But then again, she supposed rage would add more power to a strike or a movement, just as fear could make one run faster.

"As long as you believe in it, that's all that matters." She answered, trying to be neutral about it. The wolf led the elf and man for an amount of time before he turned off the little path abruptly to the right, heading into the brush seemingly at random. Orina didn't hesitate in following him, noticing the small carving in the bark of a tree that signified the turn off. "Careful." This path took a few more minutes of wading through deep brush before it opened up into a small clearing with an old hut. The hut seemed grown over from the outside, covered in creeping ivy and other plants. The old wood almost seemed to sag beneath the weight.

Gethin trotted right up to the door and it swung open for the wolf as if by invisible hands, Orina ducked in not long after, still expecting the man to follow her into the depths.
 
"I only believe, because rage help. Help to fight at least." Björn replied as he followed carefully. Wanting to make sure he didn't get lost, or end up tripping on the path. After all, the ground was not smooth here. Yet he seemed to make it just fine, yet he moved at least ten feet behind Orina, when it got really rough. Unlike the elf, he struggled in the underbrush at times. Yet he was at least making it along. That much was obvious, by how he never lost sight of Orina, or got out of distance to be able to hear her.

Yet the approached a hut now, seeing the wolf, and soon the elf dart inside, he was quick to follow. Ducking his head a bit, he pushed open the door, to get into the home. "You elf, move quick. Be easy on man like me, walk slow some time." He remarked, as he entered the home. He didn't know what to expect, however he showed no fear. Already Orina was winning over his trust. His hand did not reach for any weapon, he simple stood, waiting, for what was to come next.
 
[fieldbox=The Warlord, darkred]"Hm... It would appear that I'm not the only visitor this evening." Deos remarked as the door opened and the two entered. He'd been visiting the old woman for the better part of the afternoon, drinking tea and relaxing from his last venture. "The old woman was just telling me about you, Miss... Orina I believe, yes?" His eyes flicked over to the other visitor before he stood up from the naturally formed wooden chair, "Forgive my rudeness, my name is Deos. Deos Ambrosius. Apparently your grandmother knew my Caravan." He paused, the scars of his past flashing through his mind for a moment, before coming back to focus. "Ahem, anyway, who's your friend?"[/fieldbox]
 
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Orina looked over her shoulder as the human spoke. Another flash of amusement crossed over her face at his words. However, a little guilt wormed through her at the same time however. He was hurt, she should be thinking about the man's wounds more. The elf froze for a millisecond as another voice echoed around the insides of the hut. Another male voice. Orina quickly turned her head. Gethin was sitting in the corner, ears flat. But the dark wolf knew better then to kick up a fuss in the Alpha's lair. So the wolf stayed quiet. Orina flashed a polite smile out of habit, something her mother had long since drilled into her.

"Yes, my name is Orina, it's a pleasure to meet your acquaintance." She caught up with the conversation as she took in the man. He was a stranger to her. But it wouldn't surprise her in the least that Grandmother Tessara knew of his....caravan.....was he a merchant then? Green orbs quickly took in what he was wearing and the way he held himself. No, not a merchant it didn't look like. The brunette turned and held gestured to the human behind her. "A visitor for grandmother, Bjorn of the Bear Clan." She introduced, remembering the way he had proclaimed his identity. The old woman herself made a low hum before murmuring something at her granddaughter in elven.

The woman was an aged elf for sure. Once brilliant dark hair so dark it almost shined blue in the light now had streaks of silver running through it's beachy curls. The only elf other than Orina that the younger elf had ever seen with curls. She assumed it was really the only physical trait inherited from the woman. While not necessarily wrinkly, perish the thought, the woman's face was lined with age and tanned from years of exposure to the sun. However eyes the color of the ocean where just as bright and sharp as ever, perhaps more so for the wisdom of ages she now possessed. At her feet rested not one, but four large great wolves. Only the youngest of the four was paying much heed, a dark wolf that looked much like Gethin.

Orina answered back in the same tongue her grandmother used before switching back to common. She remembered what it was like being left out from language barriers. Frusterating. "Perhaps you could look at his wounds, grandmother?" Blue orbs shot up and down the human's frame quickly, taking in what was there in what seemed like an instant before she gestured the man forward with a crook of her finger as she rose and began to gather a few herbs that hung from the aged rafters.

"Sit down, child, this hut has held more than this before." She shot over at Deos without looking at him.


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