Post by lakhena on Apr 18, 2010 13:04:29 GMT -5
{{ Actions done in game, recounted here for the record. Apologies if this should have been done with DM intervention. Anyone's free to reply. }}
The pale, dark-haired maiden moved with measured steps towards the priest standing quietly at the front of the pews, before the dais upon which he delivered his sermons. Her footsteps echoed with each step, an intrusion into this otherwise tranquil place. Behind her, Cecil quietly took a seat off to one side, allowing her some privacy with the priest.
Her words, though soft, were clear, carried by the great emptiness of the room, such that it mattered not how distant the holy knight behind her sat.
"I would petition you, for a moment if you will..." Oenemi held before her a polished pendant with the mark of Tyr, atop a folded letter and a fresh red rose. "I have here the effects of Sir Tellos of Sembia, which I wished sent to his wife. The knight was stalwart and true to the end, his thoughts for those he cared for, even with his dying breath. He desired that his wife should know of his passing, that she mourn not for his loss."
She paused a brief moment, lowering her eyes. How can any of us not mourn the loss of those we cherish, as much as we are reminded to remember them for the joys they brought?
Her voice holding only the slightest of tremors as she continued, "Here, I have rendered account of his passing and drawn his likeness in final repose. If you would be so kind, I would be grateful. And should she or you desire futher communication with me, leave message at the inn here for Oenemi Hawksong."
Oenemi bowed her head, leaving the effects with the priest, and turning quickly away, vague images of Sir Tellos' wife, weeping, sweeping through her mind. Silently Cecil rose, the clank of his metallic boots adding their sharp, ringing echo in step to hers.
"That was noble of you."
Oenemi shook her head, murmuring softly. "Twasn't noble, but a promise kept."
The pale, dark-haired maiden moved with measured steps towards the priest standing quietly at the front of the pews, before the dais upon which he delivered his sermons. Her footsteps echoed with each step, an intrusion into this otherwise tranquil place. Behind her, Cecil quietly took a seat off to one side, allowing her some privacy with the priest.
Her words, though soft, were clear, carried by the great emptiness of the room, such that it mattered not how distant the holy knight behind her sat.
"I would petition you, for a moment if you will..." Oenemi held before her a polished pendant with the mark of Tyr, atop a folded letter and a fresh red rose. "I have here the effects of Sir Tellos of Sembia, which I wished sent to his wife. The knight was stalwart and true to the end, his thoughts for those he cared for, even with his dying breath. He desired that his wife should know of his passing, that she mourn not for his loss."
She paused a brief moment, lowering her eyes. How can any of us not mourn the loss of those we cherish, as much as we are reminded to remember them for the joys they brought?
Her voice holding only the slightest of tremors as she continued, "Here, I have rendered account of his passing and drawn his likeness in final repose. If you would be so kind, I would be grateful. And should she or you desire futher communication with me, leave message at the inn here for Oenemi Hawksong."
Oenemi bowed her head, leaving the effects with the priest, and turning quickly away, vague images of Sir Tellos' wife, weeping, sweeping through her mind. Silently Cecil rose, the clank of his metallic boots adding their sharp, ringing echo in step to hers.
"That was noble of you."
Oenemi shook her head, murmuring softly. "Twasn't noble, but a promise kept."