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| Crys | Mon Dec 31, 2007 1:40 am Post #1 |
 
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Crys had wandered into the village last week. She had been looking for a place to stay, and when she got here, and tried to find somewhere to work, and to sleep, she found a friendly family, who owned a small farm. She got along with them, and they had started to like her, so, they agreed to hire her to their farm, where she would help milk cows, and help with any of the other chores, and get paid for it, and a place to stay and call home for a while. She hopes she could stay for a long time, as she enjoyed this place, and did consider it home. But she would like to sometime get out and travel. She also healed people, whoever got a small wound or had a cold, most of the people of Kellen came to her when they weren't feeling to well, and she gladly helped them. The townsfolk were happy to let her stay with them, and she was glad about that. Crys walked out of the two story farmhouse where she stayed at, and down into the dirt street, that was covered in ice. It was slippery, and she nearly slipped, but managed to gained her balance, and starting walking down the road into the small village. A basket looped on one arm as she went. She wore a simpled brown dress, with a heavy cloak to keep her warm, and then thick leathered boots with fur inside to help keep her feet warm also, but they didn't have a good grip on the ice, so she tried to walk a bit slow, she wouldn't want to fall and hurt herself, even if she could heal herself. Suddenly, three children bolted past her, playing. But it made her get startled a little, and she did fall down, and hurt herself a little. The children didn't stop to help, they just ran off behind some houses. Mumbling a small curse, she stood up, then went over to where her basket had fallen, and picked it up, then picked the contents that were inside it, and put them carefully into the basket again. The contents were bottles of jam, and some was milk. She was to sell them at the small shop here, and luckily, when they fell from the basket, the glass hadn't broke. Then, she started off towards the small store again. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Mon Dec 31, 2007 2:49 am Post #2 |
 
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Enelya had a funny way of ending up somewhere and not really having a good reason for doing so; and today was no different. It was the village of Kellen, and she had already been to the Green Gryphon, a busy place that Enelya secretly noted to avoid. It was beautiful out and Enelya wished she could have been in the forest on this day, but ever since the fire… She avoided facing her past in there. It wasn’t the best decision, but for now, it was the best she could come up with. The wounds were just too fresh, and she needed some time to heal. There was a slight breeze that took a liking to Enelya’s long blue hair, and her green skirt whipped around her legs. Enelya waved at some friendly folk, whom after she left, started whispering about her curious colorings. For the most part Enelya was used to it, but sometimes it made her a bit self-conscious. Her lavender scent floated around her with the wind, and Enelya noticed a seemingly nice young woman coming into the village. After she was knocked over by a bunch of little kids, Enelya gasped, and rushed over to heal the poor thing. Enelya offered the woman a bright smile, and picked up a milk bottle that seemed to elude the young woman as it started to roll away. “Oh no you don’t…” Enelya whispered to the mischievous bottle. Enelya picked it up, and handed it to her. “Good afternoon, are you okay?” Enelya glared in the direction of the troublesome boys. Noticing another item, a jam jar this time, Enelya ran after it, retrieving it for the lady. Examining its ruby color, Enelya raised an eyebrow, “what kind of jam is this? It looks wonderful.” She said with a friendly grin. |
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| Crys | Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:06 am Post #3 |
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Crys was about to walk away, when she noticed a bottle had rolled off aways. She was about to go get it, when a odd looking woman came over, and got it for her, and handed it to her. The healer nodded her head in thanks. "Good afternoon. And yes, I am fine." She said, and smiled warmly, and took the milk bottle back, and put it back into the basket, putting it under some cloth that she put over the bottles. Then she watched as the woman went to fetch another bottle that slipped her notice, this time, it was some of the jam. "Thank you. It would have been terrible if I accidentally left that behind." She said, and took the jam back, and smiled again. "Its just some strawberries. Lylene always saves strawberry jam for when the winter comes, so she has something to sell in this time." Crys said. Lylene was the woman who had first met Crys, and who had offered her to stay at the farmhouse. Lylene was bit odd, but friendly. She patted the bottles in the basket a moment, making sure they were safe. Then she looked at the odd looking woman again. "I'm Crys Leare." She said friendly. She shivered slightly, as a chill breeze blew over her. She then looked up at the buildings about, and show the shop, then she moved her hand to point at the shop slightly. "I have to take these there, to sell. Would you like to accompany me there?" She asked, still friendly as ever. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:18 am Post #4 |
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"Good afternoon. And yes, I am fine." Enelya let out a silent sigh of relief. Those boys had been so rough and careless. She knew it wasn’t bad, but still, it was rude. Enelya wished they would come back and apologize, but they were probably off being the silly kids that they were. They had no time for apologizing, after all. Well, that was until something became broken and they received a scolding from their mother. All in all, Enelya hoped ill luck did not befall the young children. Enelya did not know who Lylene was, but she sounded nice. Her name seemed to almost roll off of Crys’ tongue with admiration. Perhaps they were sisters, or friends or something. Enelya nodded, almost wishing she had a piece of toast so that she could try some of the yummy looking jam. “Nice to meet you Crys, I’m Enelya Norvayn.” She hardly ever introduced herself with her last name, but she since Crys had, Enelya figured it was only polite to do the same. Last names were only good if you had a family that backed the name… But Enelya did not, so she found little use for it. Especially since… since Mother had died along with all the others in the fire… "I have to take these there, to sell. Would you like to accompany me there?" Cry’s sweet voice had brought Enelya back from her painful memory and she looked up at the woman, and nodded. There was a bit of excitement in her lavender eyes and she smiled widely. “I’d love to! I’ve never been before…” It was true; Enelya was unlearned in the ways of trading and selling things. In the forest money didn’t really exist… So you made equal trades, or favors, or just for the benefit of someone else. But, if you were of the selfish sort, you went with the survival of the fittest. |
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| Crys | Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:45 am Post #5 |
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"Nice to meet you too, Enelya." Crys was really pleased to meet this other woman, and Enelya even seemed a lot more interesting then the people here, and such, since the woman seemed to have blue hair, and was just... odd looking. Crys would love to learn more about this Enelya. She smiled warmly once more, when the other agreed to come with her to the store. She had to admit, that she wasn't the best at bargaining, but Lylene told her to get at least ten silver pieces for the lot of goods Crys carried, and thats what she would try to do, even if she wasn't good at it. She turned on her heel, and started off towards the store, a lot more careful this time, and keeping a lookout, in case more children decided to run in front of her again, but luckily, none came by. She glanced over at Enelya. "I haven't seen you around here before... where to you come from?" Crys asked, in her still friendly tone. She then looked ahead, and nodded her head to a few people who walked by. She couldn't wait to get inside a building, to get warm, even though, her clothing kept her a bit warm, just not enough. When she reached the small shop, she pushed the door open, and walked in. Inside was warm, and cozy. On the far side of the shop was a fireplace, with a fire in it, keeping the place nice and warm. Along then all the walls, was shelfs with trinkets, and supplies on them, for farming and traveling. She liked this place, it had almost everyones needs for anything. She glanced at Enelya once more, before walking up to the counter, where a man stood. He smiled at Crys friendly. She has been here a few times, and now almost everyone in the village knows her. "Hello, Crys. What can I do for ya' today?" The man asked her. "Hello, Thads. I'm here to sell." She said, and put the basket upon the counter, and took out the jars of milk and jam. "Ah... and how much is lady Lylene asking for this lot?" Thads asked. "Ten silver pieces." Crys said, and as she suspected, Thads shot for a lower price, but she kept trying to keep it as how as she could to ten. After a couple minutes, they settled for a price; eight silvers and three bronze pieces. He gave her the money, and she handed him the jars. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Mon Dec 31, 2007 8:48 pm Post #6 |
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"Nice to meet you too, Enelya.” Enelya beamed and nodded. This lady was really kind, a whole new world compared to the rough glares she received from the Green Gryphon. Enelya looked off into the village, noticing some more stares, so she stared to nervously twist her hair around her finger. She gave a sheepish wave to one of the friendlier looking sort, but they simply turned their heads. Enelya bit her lip a bit and followed Crys as they made their way towards the shop. "I haven't seen you around here before... where to you come from?" Enelya looked at Crys, and a bit of sadness in her eyes. However, she refused to let her voice show it. “Norwood Forest,” she said with a bit of longing. She tried a smile, but the corners of her mouth only fell back down at the memory of her lost village. Enelya wasn’t sure if she wanted to tell what little she knew of her tale to this woman. She seemed nice, and probably didn’t want to be bogged down by the troubles of someone like Enelya; a plant thing with amnesia. Sometimes Enelya became so frustrated with herself she would just climb a tree that she found along the edges of the village and sit there for hours, trying to clear her head. It was awful. The plant lady followed Crys into the shop, and couldn’t help but wander around, and put her hands in front of the fire. She grinned slightly as she felt the warmth crawl up her chilled arms and down her spine. Though, as she continued to look into the fire, flashes from her nightmare returned. Screams. Pain. Suffering. Flames. Death. Flashes of red and orange surrounded her mind and Enelya could only shake her head to rid herself of them. She backed away from the fire rubbing her temples. She gave Crys a reassuring smile, and watched her as she traded with the shopkeeper. Crys really seemed to know what she was doing. |
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| Crys | Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:55 pm Post #7 |
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Crys put the money she got, into a small blue pouch that was tied to a thin belt around her waist. She tightened the pouch shut, so that no pieces would fall out. Then she turned to Enelya again and smiled. "Norwood Forest, you say? Quite a ways from here, though, I suppose not that far." She said, and smiled. Crys originally came from a far away place from Imythess, where she was a daughter of a noble. Though, she hated that city life, and wanted to explore, and live in a small place, like she did now in Kellen, and one day, she hoped to own her own small farm, she believed it would be a fun experience to own one, but she would have to wait a while before she could. Before they had entered the shop, she did notice the bit of longing in Enelya's voice, but she hadn't given it much thought, since she had been busy with Thads. "I've been to Norwood once, though, didn't stay long, I wanted to get here as fast as possible, before winter hit." She said, and shrugged. She walked along one shelf a moment, considering if there was anything she needed to buy, but decided there wasn't. She walked to the door again, then looked at Enelya. "Well, I'm finished here. Is there anything you need here?" She asked politely, but she had a doubt that the odd woman didn't, but who knows. Thads was staring at Enelya a moment, before he started to take the jars of milk and jam to another room in the building. "If not, you can come to Lylene's with me. She won't mind having a guest, and the weather may turn bad soon." She said, as she glanced out the window. It was getting late outside, and the clouds were darker. It may start snowing again, but then, who knows. She liked the odd woman, though, didn't really know why. Crys was always interesting in learning more about other people, even if they were odder looking then other people in town. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Mon Dec 31, 2007 11:50 pm Post #8 |
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"Norwood Forest, you say? Quite a ways from here, though, I suppose not that far." Enelya shrugged, the distance didn’t really faze her that much. She liked traveling, and it kept her mind off of her troubles. She hadn’t really planned on going anywhere specific, or traveling to a particular place… Just away… Away from her haunting memories. It was strange though; they were memories that she couldn’t place with faces or names… Only painful emotion. Though as Enelya saw Crys smile, it comforted her worries, and she returned one as well. "I've been to Norwood once, though, didn't stay long, I wanted to get here as fast as possible, before winter hit." Enelya nodded, twisting her blue hair around her finger, continuing to look around the shop. Some of the gadgets were unknown to her, and she poked a few, trying to figure out what purpose they held. “It’s a lovely forest…” Her voice trailed off, and soon she regained her thoughts. “The trees are really friendly too… Unlike some of the other forests I had to travel through… they wouldn’t let me sleep in their branches.” It was cold outside, and unfriendly forests weren’t exactly the best conditions for the winter. The plant lady hated the winter… It was always harder to absorb the sun’s rays, and so Enelya’s energy was much less in the wintertime than it was in spring or summer. Not to mention winter also killed so many of the flowers she loved to see growing in the fields. Winter was such a gloomy time of the year, and Enelya was ready for spring again. She wrapped her tattered cloak around her twiggy body, and prepared herself for continuing outside. "Well, I'm finished here. Is there anything you need here?" Shaking her head, Enelya could feel the shopkeeper’s gaze on her back, judging here. His gaze was practically pushing her out of the door!“I’m ready to leave,” she whispered. “…You can come to Lylene's with me. She won't mind having a guest, and the weather may turn bad soon." Enelya’s eyes brightened, and she nodded, with a bit of excitement. “Oh, I’d love to!” She wasn’t worried about the weather, enough she probably should have. Enelya was more concerned with making friends, which she seemed to have succeeded at with this wonderful young lady. She seemed so smart, and Enelya hoped maybe she could learn a thing or two from her. “Will… Lylene be okay with that? I don’t eat much…” She giggled, “actually, I don’t eat anything at all…Just a bit of sun and water.” Enelya’s eyes were now full with hope and optimism that almost seem to make her lavender eyes shine in the little shop. |
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| Crys | Thu Jan 3, 2008 2:51 am Post #9 |
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Crys smiled again, though, she had been seeming to smile the entire time speaking to this woman, but she was happy to meet Enelya, she was friendly, and Crys liked her company. But of course, basically everyone in this town was friendly, well, most of the people. "It is a lovely forest. I'd like to go back there sometime, once I get enough money for traveling supplies." She said, and bit her lip a moment. She would like to travel again, and see all the other places here in Imythess, and sometimes she could barely wait to go traveling and to have some fun out there. Though, whenever she does get to go traveling, she told herself that she would become a better healer, and maybe even a cleric sometime. But her main goal will be to settle down to own a small farm of her own, but not for a while now. She stared at Enelya moment, when she had spoken of how the trees were friendly, and then some who weren't, and that confused Crys a moment. She shrugged it off. Maybe she would ask about that later. “Will… Lylene be okay with that? I don’t eat much…” Crys laughed, then smirked. "Of course Lylene will be OK with that. She actually loves it when people come over for a while, she loves meeting new people, especially people not from around this village, as she has never left it before." She said, and smiled once again. Only sun and water? She cocked her head a moment, but didn't say anything about that either. She walked to the door, and opened it again, and slipped outside. "Come on then. The farmhouse isn't far from here." She said to Enelya, and then headed off into the direction she had come from. She shivered at the coldness out here, and once again couldn't wait to get inside. She wondered if Lylene would be done with the chores when she gets back. But that didn't matter, she would most likely make dinner tonight anyway. Up ahead, there was the group of boys that had tripped her, but there was a fourth. Jared. Jared was the son of Lylene, and he was 11 years of age. His father had passed away two years after he was born, so he never knew his father, Crys had always thought that a bit depressing. She waved to Jared, who then ran up to her. "Come now, Jared. You better be coming with me and Enelya. Lylene will be worried when she sees you out and it getting dark." Crys said, and put her hand on the boys shoulder before he could run off with the other boys. "Come on." She said to him, and he moaned a little, but he said OK, and he ran off to the farmhouse that soon came into view. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Fri Jan 4, 2008 3:21 am Post #10 |
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"It is a lovely forest. I'd like to go back there sometime, once I get enough money for traveling supplies." Enelya raised an eyebrow. Perhaps Crys would be able to come with Enelya when she and Kalix returned. She was sure they would return soon… Enelya missed the forest. Though she hadn’t seen Kalix in a few days, she was sure he was taking care of himself. He was good at that. Enelya touched Crys’ arm to get her attention, “maybe you can accompany Kalix and I when we return? I can’t really say when that will be… But I’m sure Kalix wouldn’t mind and if you came with us, then you’d get the grand tour! My treat!” Enelya gave Crys a big grin. Though as she thought about it, Kalix wasn’t a very friendly elf. He might not like another coming with them… But you know, he really did need to lighten up. Crys was one of the nicest people she’d met outside of the forest and Enelya was more than happy to show Crys her favorite parts of the forest. Besides, she didn’t want this young lady to get lost. Crys reassured Enelya that Lylene would be happier than a button to have Enelya visit. Enelya grinned, nodding, eager to reach the farmhouse and get out of the cold. The clouds that hovered over the sun robbed her of energy, and Enelya had only soaked up a little of the sun’s rays from the morning and the water had been far too cold to drink. Enelya followed Crys as the two women made way towards the farmhouse when they had stopped to send Jared home. Enelya had an idea that would pull the moaning child towards the farmhouse. When Crys introduced her, she snuck up behind him, and tapped him playfully on the shoulder. “You’re it!” She cried and dashed off in the direction she believed to be the farmhouse. Not only would this disguise the whole “going home” walk, but it would also be fun for Jared who didn’t seem too happy about going home in the first place. Enelya laughed, and threw a little wink in Cry’s direction, letting her know that she knew what she was doing. Enelya had never really been around children before, well, not human children… But her inner instinct told her the best way to lighten up the poor kid’s mood. |
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| Crys | Sun Jan 6, 2008 5:51 am Post #11 |
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Crys grinned widely, when Enelya said she could come with her and Kalix, though, she wondered who was Kalix? She would have to ask when they got to the farmhouse. She couldn't wait, really. She has been wanting to explore for a while, and now there was a opportunity to go! She ran a hand through her hair, and twisted some around her finger. She walked along side Enelya while before speaking. "I'd love to go! If this... Kalix doesn't mind, or you." She said, smiling still. Lylene wouldn't be happy about Crys leaving for a while, in... well, who knows when, but that didn't matter. She looked at Jared, as he walked in front of them, looking bored, and annoyed about going home. She cocked her head slightly, then shrugged, as her thoughts wandered, if she did go, she would have to get her double bladed staff out, and sharped it sometime. “You’re it!” Crys looked up, and saw Enelya tap Jared on the shoulder then run off. She grinned, as the boy laughed and ran after Enelya. At least he would have fun going home. She saw a from the woman, and smiled. Then she jogged after the two, till they reached the farm house. Jared reached Enelya, and poked her, while laughing "You're it." Then he ran to the door of the house, and Crys held the door open, and the boy ran in. She motioned for Enelya to go in, then Crys went in. The house was a cozy little place. The room you walk into was wide, at the very end was a staircase going up, then in the hall were other doorways, leading to other rooms, one to a kitchen, one to a sitting room, and more to other rooms Lylene used for different things. Jared ran up the stairs, obviously to his room. Crys walked to the sitting room, which had chairs and couches, all soft and comfy. There was a fireplace, keeping the house warm. "Make yourself comfortable. Lylene will be in soon, and she'd love to meet you." She said, smiling friendly. |
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| Ark | Sun Jan 6, 2008 9:51 pm Post #12 |
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Boots thumped heavily as dust flew up behind the wood elf in a flat sprint. I fall asleep for five minutes and she vanishes! You'd think she'd have the decency to even leave a note! Kalix dashed down the main road of Kellen, if it could even be called a road, frantically looking this way and that for Enelya. To keep himself, a wood elf outside the forest and running as fast as he ever has, from drawing more attention, he refused to call out her name. Instead, he looked for likely candidates for people to have seen her. Noticing a pack of lively kids, he slowed himself down and jogged over to them. "Excuse me, young sirs, but have you happened to see a young lady with green skin and vibrant purple eyes?" Kalix lifted his hand to gauge her height, "About yeh tall..." Suffering the lack of attention from most of them, a couple actually spoke up about one of their own members having walked off with her. Great... now she's abducting children... He sighed and muttered a "Thank you," and ran off. Just then, Kalix caught sight of a youngster chasing after a young lady with green skin. His eyes widened, Enelya...! He dashed after the two as quickly as when he first lost sight of her. If he had to beat up some pre-teen brat, he'd would. Thankfully, it didn't come to that, as when he neared the closest farmhouse, the two had both slowed down and a third person join Enelya and the kid. Kalix would have breathed a sigh of relief had he not been breathing as heavily as he was. His eyebrows furrowed as he dawned his angry face when aproaching Enelya. With a pointed finger zooming in on her body for one mighty poke, Kalix began to scold her, "Of all the...!" His lips pursed as he eyed the surrounding witnesses. Instead of poking and yelling at her, he got very close with a very harsh whisper. "Don't you dare run off on me like that ever again! We're not in the forest anymore! Out here you can get kidnapped, mugged, trampled, caught in a brush fire, and a whole..." Not ever being this flustered in his life, Kalix clenched and unclenched his fists as he closed his eyes and breathed to calm himself. With all the frustration bottled inside, the corner of his eye began to twitch as he watched Enelya and stilled his tongue until he could speak without swearing to the high heavens, thus giving her an accidental opportunity to explain herself. |
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| Enelya Norvayn | Sun Jan 6, 2008 11:23 pm Post #13 |
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Enelya nodded brightly, ecstatic that Crys would be coming along with her… That is, if Kalix didn’t mind. Though, Enelya wasn’t really sure if Kalix would be very happy about her invitation… He wasn’t exactly the type to be welcoming to a new addition to their traveling duo. Enelya just hoped that Crys wouldn’t be too disappointed if Kalix down right rejected her. As she was running frantically away from Jared, laughing and having a wonderful time, a cloud of dust sparked Enelya’s interest. She stopped running, causing Jared to poke her slightly muttering a “you’re it.” Though, Enelya didn’t seem to notice his finger jabbing at her skin. There was Kalix, running towards her with a very angry look on his face. He approached her and she tried to explain herself, but Kalix’s temper got in the way. She stood there meekly, biting her lip as she was brought very close to him as he scolded her. His whole face seemed to shake with anger and Enelya couldn’t help but stare blankly at her boots in shame. Her consciousness was not filled with all the horrible things that could happen to her, as Kalix listed them all in a caring blunder. Enelya grabbed his hand as he paused, trying to collect himself. “Kalix, I didn’t mean to run off like that. Crys had been knocked over by some little boys,” Enelya motioned towards Crys, who was probably a little confused at the situation, as she held the door open for Enelya to enter the farmhouse. She looked back to Kalix, apologetically. “She had dropped her basket, and I went over to help her pick up the jars of jam and milk… Then she offered me to go to the market, and I wanted to learn about it so…” Her voice trailed off as she found it most likely useless to try and explain. “I’m sorry Kalix.” She looked to Crys, and motioned for her to come over. “Crys… This is Kalix, the one I was telling you about? And Kalix, this is Crys…And that little boy that just went into the house? That’s Jared, we were playing tag…He was a little upset about going…” She could feel another scold fuming in Kalix, so she stopped jabbering on about her little events while she was on her own. As if to placate his anger, she added, “they were so sweet, Kalix, I’m fine, really. I was about to go meet Lylene…” |
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| Crys | Mon Jan 7, 2008 12:14 am Post #14 |
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Crys was very confused when a man came over. A wood elf by the looks of it. Then he starting speaking to Enelya, obviously angry. The healer shut the door to the house, and walked from the porch, and a couple steps towards Enelya and the man. the odd looking woman motioned for Crys to come over, and so she did, but she slipped her hand under her cloak to brush her hand on the small hilt of a dagger, just to make sure it was there, but she doubted she would even need it. So this was Kalix? She looked the man over, and figured he was protective of Enelya, and she wondered why a moment, but turned her thoughts over to what Enelya was saying, then turned her attention to Kalix again, and nearly glared at him, but stopped herself from doing so. Being protective over someone took fun out of everything, even Crys knows that, after all, she is a nobles daughter. When she was younger, she had body guards worrying about her constantly, and always being protective, and it didn't help with maids, who were always fretting. She stayed silent for a long while, wondering what she could say to the matter, even though, she didn't think there was much for her to say right now. She merely watched calmly, though, if the man continued to be angry, then she would say something. Then she decided to speak. "Pleasure to meet you Kalix. As Enelya said, I'm Crys Leare. I hope you weren't thinking that I would've kidnapped her. That would be completely wrong of a no- um... me to do." She said, and smiled slightly. Though, she was annoyed at herself for nearly saying "noble", if she had said that, then that would ruin it for her. She had left home to get out into the real life, instead of having everyone treating you like a glass doll. She shivered again, and awaited one of the two to speak. She wanted to get indoors. She looked up at the darker sky, then back at the two. |
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| Ark | Mon Jan 7, 2008 4:47 am Post #15 |
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(OOC: Sorry for the shortness. x.x) Kalix stopped a listened for a moment, recognizing the sheepish tones and the excuses that always reminded him of how innocent she really was. As much as Kalix hated to admit it, and would never ever verbally announce it, the world needed more people as kind-hearted a Enelya. He sighed a long sigh and took her head in his hand, pressing her into him with a hug. "I apologize, Enelya. I forgot myself, as it seems you did, too." He let her go and turned around to hear a "Pleasure to meet you Kalix." And he almost laughed an, "I'm sure it was..." Kalix raised an eyebrow at the misstep in words, but if she wanted to say it, it would have come out all the way and Kalix doubted it was important. Besides, he was here now and could keep an eye on the situation to see if it was trouble. He saw none. Kalix nodded to something else this... Crys said, "Well, with what I understood from the other kids, it almost sounded as if Enelya had kidnapped this child. Jared, I believe?" He glanced at Enelya, who had mentioned the boys name. Kalix saw Crys eye the sky and did so himself. "Yes, yes, let us get inside out of the weather. Sorry to hold you all up..." Kalix fell into place behind Enelya's right shoulder, but within arms reach. |
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