Recap
When the news of a godslayer hit in the middle of a civil war, the Priestess summoned a group of people to deal with the Godslayer. While Ren, Azumi, and Gui travelled from their homes, the same can't be said for Kalsinius and King Emeris who were ripped away from theirs. Down on his luck, Kalsinius arrived in a land where Faerun and Celestial is uncommon. In attempts of someone understanding, Kalsinius tried to speak in Celestial to King Emeris. Celestial was unfortunately similar to the languages of the angels which triggered the king.
King Emeris then threatened to eliminate Kalsinius if he was working with the Archangels. Kalsinius' mother's daedra whispered warnings about King Emeris being a angelkiller and to beware. In attempts to restore order, Ren asked if any group were assigned like they were. Azumi then tried to use her telepathy on Kalsinius to show him visions of a board full of bounty papers, Ren, Azumi and other mysterious individuals fighting against some sort of humanoid entity, with Ren holding the bounty paper in one hand.
She tried to tell him about the danger in the mission in a language she hadn't use in a long time.
King Emeris then threatened to eliminate Kalsinius if he was working with the Archangels. Kalsinius' mother's daedra whispered warnings about King Emeris being a angelkiller and to beware. In attempts to restore order, Ren asked if any group were assigned like they were. Azumi then tried to use her telepathy on Kalsinius to show him visions of a board full of bounty papers, Ren, Azumi and other mysterious individuals fighting against some sort of humanoid entity, with Ren holding the bounty paper in one hand.
She tried to tell him about the danger in the mission in a language she hadn't use in a long time.
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Azumi took note of Kalsinius' rather simple greeting. He must have been a tourist of Heavenmoor! Though, she always wondered why travellers never first study the language of the locals in order to prevent situations such as this.
Then, she realized she and Ren were assigned a job. Well, one that seemed, to Ren, a terrible idea to do. Well, it wasn't his first time dealing very powerful entities. He proved himself time and time again from slaying werewolves to a dragon.
He reminisced once more, daydreaming with a blank face of those days to keep him calm. That is, until his motherly shikigami pestered him once again.
"Dear, we really must tell them, no matter how vague we must make it" Azumi frowned "the Priestess is in front of us as well, you know! Besides, you're more charismatic than I am!"
Ren groaned and shook his head in dismay. She would never take "no" for an answer, so there was no point in arguing further. So, he stood in the center of this unlikely group of people and began speaking. His voice youthful, yet mature enough for his age, a baritone of some sorts.
"Alright, listen up!" He said before shifting to a softer voice "Me and my Familiar especially were sent on a mission by this priestess. We need to know which of you are assigned to this mission. Can't tell you the specifics unless you know yourself."
Never once did he stutter, Azumi was not wrong when she said he had quite the penchant for speech, though it did not mean he enjoyed talking.
Quite unexpected was the sudden appearance of Azumi by Kalsinius. Ren reached out his hand in concern, though Azumi shook her head. She tried to use her telepathy in an attempt to show Kalsinius visions: A board full of bounty papers, Ren, Azumi and other mysterious individuals fighting against some sort of humanoid entity, with Ren holding the bounty paper in one hand. It was vague, for sure, but enough to convey what they were doing.
With her immense knowledge, she tried to use a language she hadn't used in a long while. It had some semblance to Kalsinius' tongue so she figured it was worth a try.
"Danger... in... our... mission..." she spoke crudely. A bit rusty though, she thought to herself.
Then, she realized she and Ren were assigned a job. Well, one that seemed, to Ren, a terrible idea to do. Well, it wasn't his first time dealing very powerful entities. He proved himself time and time again from slaying werewolves to a dragon.
He reminisced once more, daydreaming with a blank face of those days to keep him calm. That is, until his motherly shikigami pestered him once again.
"Dear, we really must tell them, no matter how vague we must make it" Azumi frowned "the Priestess is in front of us as well, you know! Besides, you're more charismatic than I am!"
Ren groaned and shook his head in dismay. She would never take "no" for an answer, so there was no point in arguing further. So, he stood in the center of this unlikely group of people and began speaking. His voice youthful, yet mature enough for his age, a baritone of some sorts.
"Alright, listen up!" He said before shifting to a softer voice "Me and my Familiar especially were sent on a mission by this priestess. We need to know which of you are assigned to this mission. Can't tell you the specifics unless you know yourself."
Never once did he stutter, Azumi was not wrong when she said he had quite the penchant for speech, though it did not mean he enjoyed talking.
Quite unexpected was the sudden appearance of Azumi by Kalsinius. Ren reached out his hand in concern, though Azumi shook her head. She tried to use her telepathy in an attempt to show Kalsinius visions: A board full of bounty papers, Ren, Azumi and other mysterious individuals fighting against some sort of humanoid entity, with Ren holding the bounty paper in one hand. It was vague, for sure, but enough to convey what they were doing.
With her immense knowledge, she tried to use a language she hadn't used in a long while. It had some semblance to Kalsinius' tongue so she figured it was worth a try.
"Danger... in... our... mission..." she spoke crudely. A bit rusty though, she thought to herself.
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Gui simply shook his head in disbelief. This was hopeless, wasn't it? First, the languages that Kal was speaking flew over his head. The Priestess must be the only one who have heard of this king, because he doesn't have any idea who he is.
The citizens of Heavenmoor were kept in dark about other lands. Apparently whatever Kalsinius said, it had triggered the king which later triggered him. The boy, Ren, in attempt to restore order had asked who were assigned to this mission like they were. "I'm from Heavenmoor, and I've traveled these lands many times before. However I don't understand why I, a pharmacist, was a good choice for this job," he said.
Azumi was trying to speak to Kalsinius, and he hoped that the man had some understanding. He wouldn't want to be in a place where he didn't understand anyone. Gui then looked at the Priestess in hopes she will say something.
A far shrine maiden whispered in the Priestess' ear, and the Priestess nodded along. "Silence!" The Priestess shouted with the shrine maiden repeating it in her native tongue of Faerun. The Priestess sounded like she was tired all of this. "I do wished that some of you were able to travel here instead ripped away from your homes," she said while looking at Kalsinius and King Emeris. The shrine maiden soon followed after with her interpretation.
"Welcome to Heavenmoor, my esteemed guests." The Priestess motioned for a guard to pass out a paper to Ren, Azumi, King Emeris, and Gui. It was a few minutes later that guard gave Kalsinius a piece of paper written in Faerun. The guards had already moved away from Kalsinius and were guarding the Priestess.
The piece of poster was a wanted poster with the Godslayer's picture on it. The picture itself was in black and white with a man who looked around in his early 20s. He had unruly, short hair, two moles on each of his cheeks, and a innocent look on his face. Under the picture listed his name as Troy and the reward of a million woolongs or in any other nation's currency to capture him either dead or alive.
"Don't be fooled by his innocent looking face for that is Adam Bradshaw, a demonic war general from the North," the Priestess warned them.
Gui's face was full of dread and looked around to see the others' reactions. They're supposed to go after him! Stories of Adam had practically used as a precautionary tale for basically anyone who traveled near the North.
"He has blonde hair, blue hairs, sickly pale skin, toned, and stands around 5'5," the Priestess tried her best to describe him. Her memory was unusually foggy these past few days. Naoko, the shrine maiden that had been translating in Faerun, noticed the Priestess' fatigue. "Despite being called a demon, Adam is simply a human from a lineage of sorcerers," Naoko said before translating in Faerun.
"The Priestess prefers him to brought to her alive. In the events if you manage to kill him, bring back the body please," Naoko said before escorting the Priestess back into the shrine.
The citizens of Heavenmoor were kept in dark about other lands. Apparently whatever Kalsinius said, it had triggered the king which later triggered him. The boy, Ren, in attempt to restore order had asked who were assigned to this mission like they were. "I'm from Heavenmoor, and I've traveled these lands many times before. However I don't understand why I, a pharmacist, was a good choice for this job," he said.
Azumi was trying to speak to Kalsinius, and he hoped that the man had some understanding. He wouldn't want to be in a place where he didn't understand anyone. Gui then looked at the Priestess in hopes she will say something.
A far shrine maiden whispered in the Priestess' ear, and the Priestess nodded along. "Silence!" The Priestess shouted with the shrine maiden repeating it in her native tongue of Faerun. The Priestess sounded like she was tired all of this. "I do wished that some of you were able to travel here instead ripped away from your homes," she said while looking at Kalsinius and King Emeris. The shrine maiden soon followed after with her interpretation.
"Welcome to Heavenmoor, my esteemed guests." The Priestess motioned for a guard to pass out a paper to Ren, Azumi, King Emeris, and Gui. It was a few minutes later that guard gave Kalsinius a piece of paper written in Faerun. The guards had already moved away from Kalsinius and were guarding the Priestess.
The piece of poster was a wanted poster with the Godslayer's picture on it. The picture itself was in black and white with a man who looked around in his early 20s. He had unruly, short hair, two moles on each of his cheeks, and a innocent look on his face. Under the picture listed his name as Troy and the reward of a million woolongs or in any other nation's currency to capture him either dead or alive.
"Don't be fooled by his innocent looking face for that is Adam Bradshaw, a demonic war general from the North," the Priestess warned them.
Gui's face was full of dread and looked around to see the others' reactions. They're supposed to go after him! Stories of Adam had practically used as a precautionary tale for basically anyone who traveled near the North.
"He has blonde hair, blue hairs, sickly pale skin, toned, and stands around 5'5," the Priestess tried her best to describe him. Her memory was unusually foggy these past few days. Naoko, the shrine maiden that had been translating in Faerun, noticed the Priestess' fatigue. "Despite being called a demon, Adam is simply a human from a lineage of sorcerers," Naoko said before translating in Faerun.
"The Priestess prefers him to brought to her alive. In the events if you manage to kill him, bring back the body please," Naoko said before escorting the Priestess back into the shrine.
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