War of the Grand Council: The Lost Documents
#1
Posted 15 October 2004 - 09:49 PM
It was 4 in the afternoon, and these assorted travelers were outside at a rectangular table, placed in the shade next to a tree, weather-worn from being left outside for years. Daric the Breton had been temporarily residing at Ules Manor for about a week, deciding that it was a good place to make some money. Nevana didn’t mind, as long as he gave her free services as an apothecary and healer. Isaac the Altmer had been there for a day or so, intending to start off on his path the next day to a certain ancestral tomb, so he could continue his studies on the oblivion stream and magicka fluctuations. Harver, an Imperial coming to Vvardenfell in search of a job, heard of Nevana’s low fees and nice rooms, and came to the manor instead of paying the ridiculous prices that the racist dark elves had given the poor Imperial back in Suran. Vallrey the Bosmer had emerged from the ashlands to the north after two months of wandering and hunting, and happened to find Ules Manor. He missed civilization a bit, and the place seemed homely, occupied by some nice people. Wren the Nord found vacancy at Ules Manor as well. She was returning from Telasero, a Dunmer stronghold where resided a certain outlaw whom she was commissioned by the Imperial Legion to kill. Although she was not a member of the Legion, she decided that it was a morally good thing to do, and the pay was quite good.
OOC: Now’s a chance for your characters to mingle and talk amongst themselves! Include your character’s impressions on other characters.
#2
Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:10 PM
Isaac's finger began to tingle, for writting Daedric with magick was a tireing task. Why he did it? Because Daedric was not the most common language among commoners, which he feard would read his precious book. Closing his book, he Stretched and leaned back in his chair. It was a very peaceful day, and he cherished it with a smile. He noticed a fellow magick user, Daric, and decided to introduce himself. Now, Isaac rarely talked to strangers, let alone greeted them upfront but the esctacy of the warm weather and cool breeze made something different about him, and had not met anyone new for a while. Walking up to Daric, with a cheery smile on his face, Isaac began,
"Hello Breton, well met!"...
#3
Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:31 PM
As Daric got ready he noticed an Altmer had just placed down his book. It was Isaac, he had been here for a few days and always seemed to be doing some form of research. "Hello Breton, well met!" said Isaac.
Daric put his potions away and bowed (as best he could while in a chair), "Nice to see you Isaac, how is the studying going? Need an potions?"
#4
Posted 15 October 2004 - 10:52 PM
"That I...need potions but do you have any fire salts? I've been trying to become more self-reliant so I dont buy that many potions. "Also allows me to practice my potion making." Isaac had found his coin bag, and was sifting through it to estimate how much he had. "Well anyway, how is business going? Doing well I hope?"
#6
Posted 16 October 2004 - 03:30 AM
IC:"Business is great. Lots of people here are in need of an alchemist. Nevana Ules even gives me free housing! All I have to do is tend to her if ever needed. It's a rare occasion, so I focus on business... Fire salts... hmmm, Yes! Here we are! I'll cut you a deal... 140 gold for two sacks... deal?" Tyjet placed the two bags on the table near by and awaited Isaac's respones....
#7
Posted 16 October 2004 - 02:01 PM
#8
Posted 17 October 2004 - 12:54 AM
:: He set the tea down, dropping the thin shield of social defense. Slowly craning his head about he eyed a Bosmer sitting close. He waited for the Bosmers eyes to shift over to him. Once they did, he smiled and tilted his head. Wanting to be the friendly sort but being as nervous as he was in a new land; he could only speak the word...::
Hello.
:: a quick smile crossed his lips followed by a gentle nod of his head.::
#10
Posted 17 October 2004 - 02:06 AM
(Just the person i wanted to see she thought.)
Since the breton was walking toward the door, she stopped and waited for him to approach, and attempted to catch his attention.




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