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 Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 9:42 pm
"I bet you're better at it than you think," Adi as quick to assume. How could he not be good at it? He was obviously good at being a druid, so surely he'd be good at teaching druid stuff, too! "And I'm a good learner, everybody says so." Illisia had said so.
The werewolf smiled up at the taller elf with a hopeful gaze.
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Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 12:21 pm
 The emotions that flickered across Elik's face made Glyph wince - especially the ache and anger that arced through his gaze, which was undoubtedly related to his mother. Glyph understood that pain, had felt it himself, but it was tempered by understanding that the night elf likely could not develop. He sighed and cast his gaze away, unsure of how to soothe that wound when he himself still suffered it.
"You need only show Adi, really. I will watch." He offered, hoping to take some of the pressure off. Her comment made him grin and he shook his head, casting a sidelong look at the werewolf, "And I happen to agree with Adi, she has a point."
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Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2012 5:58 pm
"I've heard this much." He said, his expression settling into something more calm. Really, it was hard to be upset in Adrienne's presence - she was contagious, and her cheerful enthusiam was having it's effect on him.
"Can you hold the amulet for us ?" He asked Glyph. It definitively would help out - their hands would get a little busy here. "Just in between us... Adi, give me your hands ?"
Yeah, there weren't a million ways to do this. She'd need to feel it.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 7:14 am
And once again, Adi's day just got better and better! She had to conceal some of her enthusiasm about getting to hold Elik's hands, though her tail still wagged briskly behind her. She never could seem to stop it. Without hesitating a moment, she gave Elik her hands as he requested.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:48 am
"Aaah.... the amulet isn't ready." Glyph responded with a guilty expression, "It's still growing. Hmm, the principle is the same regardless of the item, yes?" He cast a critical eye over their surroundings before he rose with a gesture meant to imply he'd be right back.
Beyond, a bed of flowers was growing and it was one of these that he picked. Bringing the violet back, he held it out in his palm as he crouched between the pair, amused by Adi's enthusiasm for the lesson and looked to Elik, "Will this suffice? I'm sure you can weave it into your hair, Adi, if you choose."
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:51 pm
"The principle is the same, yes." Elik nodded, regarding the flower. It was pretty... And it would fit Adi well, he couldn't help but think.
"Well, then..." He took a deep breath, tried to calm himself down lightly. This wasn't something he was used to do, and neither was it something that he was truly skilled at. Still, he brought his and Adi's joined hands to cup the flower lightly.
"What happens here is that you share some of your own life with whatever it is you want to imbue. It doesn't hurt, not really." It always had felt weird to him... But then, arcane magic felt weird to some druids, as did spending time in four-legged forms did to others. They were all different.
For long minutes, nothing seemed to happen, and Elik was clearly struggling - both at at his apparent difficulties, and at the embarrassment that rose from it. Eventually, through, something did happen - the feeling of a tiny spark leaving Elik's fingers and passing through Adi's before going to the flower, which did perk up noticeably.
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