Comments | garryk: Beginning of an adventure

garryk

Beginning of an adventure

Sep 16, 2007 22:51

You find yourself on the Iyanden craftworld, outside a structure of great importance which is increased even more so by it being the residence of the Farseer Hy'alteh. You were beckoned here by him via the weblink used by the more pyschically developed of your kind to communicate. As you stand outside the building, you hear a voice speak that only ( Read more... )

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tinuviel September 16 2007, 23:30:42 UTC

I take a very deep breath and step inside. I am a rather worried about this encounter, as naturally Akaruyeh, the Farseer who oversaw my first mission, will have talked to him and will have not failed to mention our argument, which I assume was out of order.

garryk September 17 2007, 20:29:42 UTC

As you enter the building and make your way up to the residence of the farseer, you find yourself into his room very quickly. The farseer's room is large and feels very open, no one could ever feel trapped in such a place. Various pieces of art adorn the walls, to the trained eye they all appear to have similar methods used apon them as though they were all painted by the same artist. In a chair at the far end of the room, sits Hy'alteh, resplendent in just a dark red gown with wide sleves and a black trim on the bottom and on the sleves. His hair, for an eldar, is short and tidy except for a single band of long hair that runs from the base of his skull down his back in a pony tail. As you enter, he stands and opens his arms.

"Goo day to you my child, i am glad you could make it. I have been awaiting your arrival most eagerly for i have something of great import to talk to you about. Please take a seat" he gestures to a chair that is positioned opposite him as he sits himself back down again.

tinuviel September 17 2007, 21:32:48 UTC

"Good day farseer Hy'alteh. It is very kind of you to see me in person" I respond sounding a lot more secure than I am feeling and whilst sitting down I try to steal a glance at the paintings in an attempt to figure out who the artist in quesion might be and to qualm the feelings of impending doom in my stomach.
Then I give my full attention to the man oposite.

garryk September 18 2007, 18:27:50 UTC

You don't recognise the works or the artist of them, you begin to suspect that they are all of a little known artist or perhaps the farseer himself ( ... )

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