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Legacy of Legends RP

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Elvor didn't reply at first, but just stared into the sky.
"Leaving you now would make no sense, and i am sure that i could not do it without serious emotional scars." He said, at last.
"And i too, am sorry.
I noticed too late that there is something terribly wrong with your mind."
He said, while looking at Alyssia with great concern.
"This Mark of Shame thing, how does it work?"
 
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"It's complicated... I don't usually like to talk about it" she sighed but continued; "It is a way of keeping track of the shameful... We Kyrrin live a mobile life, always moving and swapping tribes. When we perform shameful acts it's hard to keep track of the individual without a mark..." blinking away the last of her tears she said finally.
"At least that's how I see it, the practical side. If you asked a No'ha you could learn about the blinding of spirits and branding of a soul... Something about being invisible to our gods gazes, to be forever alone and unguided in life".
 
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Alyssia watched in disbelief as the mark slowly but surely, washed away under the boy's warm touch. She felt free, unburdened and at peace. She squealed in delight jumping up and throwing herself at Urak, happier than she could ever remember being, landing on top of the poor boy, she blushed noticeably and looked away, still grinning.
"Thankyou so much! I am forever in your debt!". She beamed, turning to face him again, her usually pale skin now a light shade of pink.
 
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Kryn was lying next to the warm fire, sleeping away contently. However, as his tongue flicked out on instinct, Kryn was jerked awake by the metallic tang of fear.
He did a quick sweep of the campsite. Elvor, Urak, and Alyssia were sitting on the far end of the fire; everyone else was asleep. Kryn slithered up to the gathering, not noticing anything to cause such a powerful stench. It was, however, wafting from this position, probably from Alyssia.
"Is everything alright here?" Kryn asked.
 
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"No."
Elvor said.
"But there is nothing that anyone can do against it with our current situation."
After saying that, he turned to Urak.
"I would prefer not to, child of the sea.
Trying to break into the mind of a water-being while using water-magic might create a vorpal loop.
I would prefer that not happening."
 
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Alyssia sat there for several minutes, contemplating past events as usual. One particular memory suddenly sprung to the fore of her mind, still feeling full of energy and wanting to test out her new found freedom from the mark, she jumped up in fluid movement and ran, just like she had back in Karthek, through the trees, after Akador, Prince of the Niador.
 
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"First, I am not age I appear. I have lived... eighty winters" she revealed, grinning.
"Kyrrin age slowly, very slowly, I am still a child though, our - uh - memories develop slower to. Anyway..." She paused, unsure where to begin, she blinked several times and stared down at the clear water.
"Oh yes... I was of the Hyrai tribe, name of our No'ha. My mother? Died during birth, my father a couple of decades after, when I was 40, before you were born? I would be eight... in your eyes". She smiled now, almost laughed as she continued.
"Females are very rare, for Kyrrin. Perhaps three for one and our children are rare too, due to long cycles and carrying? So I was cause for minor celebration. We are small people, five thousand in number. After my father died the No'ha took me in, Hyrai, he is all I ever had, I was unusually quiet and solitary for our kind, who like togetherness and bonding. I must admit we stupid, stubborn and life is hard, I fear our people's time runs... thin? I am not supposed to hunt, as a female, too dangerous!" She said, blowing a small raspberry, proving her lack of maturity.
"I did anyway, Hyrai didn't like it... So I stopped. People didn't like him either, my fault I think. When fifty winters touched me, Hyrai gave my fathers knife, knowing I would use it or another anway. He said; 'It's your life, do with it what you will'. He died a year later..." she trailed off, rather touched by the event, a small tear slowly rolled down her cheek and landed in the pool creating a multitude of ripples upon it's smooth surface.
 
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OOC: I don't know... I find the online/offline status doesn't work properly

IC: "After Hyrai's death, I saw no reason to stop what I loved, hunting. I started again, much to the tribe's distaste, I managed to get on the wrong side next No'ha... at age eighty, or sixteen, they marked me, a traitor to their ways of unity.. yada yada yada... more to tell, but another time.
Anyway, I was beaten, I had to crawl, many, many miles" She winced, remembering the pain, having felt it more recently than he could guess.
Being honest, I know not how to come here. I remember asking for a new life, and... being pointed to a boat... after that? It's hazy, the heat made me funny in the head... funnier" she laughed, half-heartedly.
"So... what about you?" she queried, letting her right hand fall and trail in the water.
 
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OOC: I agree, it is quite annoying but can't be helped :bored: Real life catches up with us all some times, much to my distaste, hehe :xxd:

It's easy enough to imagine where most are; sleeping (makes sense, it's still night?) apart from SoLmaster who HAS DISAPPEARED D:

EDIT: About the offline/online thing, it works when your online, but I find it takes about two hours to realise someone has gone offline...
 
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