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"Oh they know me."He said, before adding"Or they should, I'm quite...famous there."He said, not finding a way to say that he was an outlaw pretty much anywhere.

Janika blushed a little. "Janika." she said.

((Why, thank you, Master Bard. I see you have neglected the laws of consistency by calling my Rheiard marvelous immediately after calling it a piece of junk. smile

Okay, starting now, I'm going to play Aer as I'd originally intended. Please excuse the personality change.

I have a question for Lady Faey. Are Hearrtes purely spiritual objects, or are they physical objects that have a spiritual connection to their 'owner'? Like, if I find my hearrte, am I going to find a floating, glowing shiny thing that I eat and it gives me fulfillment, or am I going to find a magical necklace or book or giant solar-powered flashlight or hairbrush?))

Aer blinked a little at the unfamiliar man's sudden introduction. "It's mine," he said with a tiny shrug. "And I'm not entirely certain of how it works. There are millions of tiny weaves of power inside, like most complicated applications of magick. I can fix it, but I wouldn't be able to make one." He smiled suddenly. "Sorry, I failed to introduce myself." He swept a deep bow, the grace of his Calan features becoming quite apparent in his movements as well. "I am called Aer d'Ichvelda," he said, using the last name of an obscure relative he hadn't seen in years, "of the Calan elves." He was becoming a bit wary of all these strangers. He never had liked other people much, and he was becoming a bit tired of meeting new people. "I do hope you aren't in need of a ride somewhere," Aer said with a slight laugh, "because I might have trouble adding a fourth seat to the gitacr."

((They would be physical, yes. There appearance changes based on the individual, so if you wanted, yours could indeed be a giant solar powered flashlight, if you're into that sorta thing XD
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I think I'll add a frequently asked questions post to the front page, clear up these questions.))

((Any questions you want cleared up?))

Tekira eyed the rapidly growing group, getting a little uncomfortable. Figuring she was expected to introduce herself now, she inclined her head, the proper thing to do when greeting a man or woman of uncertain antecedents. She silently apologized to her mother for her complaints about having to learn etiquette when she thought she'd never need it.
"I'm Tekira." she said quietly, looking back over her shoulder after she'd spoken and wondering how quickly she could be back on her way.

"Wonderful."Zepher said, reaching to his back, and pulling two peices of a pole off his back. HE put them together, and pulled a large scythe blade from his side leg, and put the blade in the pole.