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 Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 3:01 am
Adi was delighted when Elik called her his student, but that was quickly tempered when spoke of Illisia. He just sounded so sad... She quietly reached out her hand to squeeze his.
"Glyph says hi," she said when he was mentioned, "He's...I'm his servant." That probably sounded a little more proper than 'He's my god!', although either was applicable.
"I'd like that." Really, it was a testament to how much she liked Elik that she hadn't gone running off to explore long before now. Not that she wasn't happy to meet Meridia and Kaltyran, there was just so much, it was hard to stay focused. The floox on her shoulder peered curiously at the strangers, tail swishing at her hair.
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 8:07 am
Elik seemed content to let the little werewolf elaborate for herself, through he nodded in agreement. "He wished to come, but there is so much going on currently..." Well, of this he was certain. If Forest had the time to, he would probably have come long before it had occurred for them to do so.
Adi seemed to be taking it all so well, too. Especially Illisia. Of course, he didn't know what she did know. He'd never given the dragon long enough to try to elaborate.
"Oh, aren't you adorable ?" And yes, Adi's charm was working. "Well, I figure gods do have much to do..." And sometimes... Sometimes, when she prayed, she could swear she could hear his voice. And another, that she could not identify, low and soft like rolling waves...
She had never said that to anybody, however. Not yet, not until she was certain.
That eagerness was obvious to Kaltyran, really. And yet there she was, patiently waiting as Elik was going his own rounds... It made him wonder if he even noticed... And made him give his wife a warm, amused glance.
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 9:32 am
Adi nodded, confirming what Elik said. "The gods made a Council, and he's on it, so he's really busy."
The werewolf beamed when she was called 'adorable,' tail wagging again - even if she heard it all the time, it wasn't the kind of thing that ever got old. Most of the time (unless there was something she wanted), she really didn't even try to be charming...it was pretty much just inevitable when you had fluffy bits, little pink wings, and a wagging tail. Rhodos, sure that the compliment was for him, chirped and posed on his perch. What a nice, pretty lady she was!
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 11:46 am
The floox's reaction got a chuckle out of Elik - who was probably the only one here, beside Adi herself, who understood how smart the creature was, and what must have happened.
"Do you have a place to stay ?" Meridia asked. Certainly, that would be handy. They could talk of more serious matters... later. When Adi was busy exploring everything.
"I was thinking of asking Whisteria." He nodded. "If not, well... I figured I'd just figure out." He said, amused.
"She will be glad to see you again." Meridia said. It seemed unlikely that she would turn him down. "You should go do that. And let your friend explore a bit." The priestess sounded amused, now. Poor Adi seemed so excited ! "I am sure we'll have ample time to talk at length, Elik."
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