We found the land and its people and their school well for Medoria to have playmates and education. But there seems more to learn here. It is a strange land. The result of something like a crossroad event. Something that happened out of a need, a need of the land itself, a creature, a person? Nobody seems to know. Every part of this land changed, some more, some less to fit together. A region in the snowy highs was part of Taeem’s homeland – or is it a mirrored land, a parallel one? There are parts on the other side of the mountains that are more filled with ‘technical things’ than at the side we arrived – trying to get by the portal from Elfennau to Cadair. On ‘our’ side are areas with a more known feeling, a fae forest and a winter fae court, an elfish settlement and these buildings of a human culture situated in a time-frame we are used to, a chapel of a human religion, also a tent-village of the South, a Garou-cave and the biggest dragon statue I ever saw protecting the caves of our race. The land also holds areas inhabited of creatures not fond of the open and the daylight, there are even hints of demons and dark magic. The land holds magic. I can feel it and I can use it although it is different and I have to be careful and to find out the ‘right’ way of use in this realm. But not all inhabitants here are used to magic. I met somebody from the other side of the snowy mountains with fear to show magic. But – to be honest – there has to be a way to get used to each other and to the different background, times, believes, places, or all will fall apart – before we even may know what brought something like this crossroad event to life. And there are the fires. Blue fires, burning on stone. One on a high rock-needle in the centre, five around in the lands, one of them even in a building of the technical area. They feel connected. They feel important. But where is to learn more? And why the land calls so many people to here we know?
The dragoness’ first thoughts about Evo
AntwortenLöschenWe found the land and its people and their school well for Medoria to have playmates and education. But there seems more to learn here.
It is a strange land. The result of something like a crossroad event. Something that happened out of a need, a need of the land itself, a creature, a person? Nobody seems to know. Every part of this land changed, some more, some less to fit together. A region in the snowy highs was part of Taeem’s homeland – or is it a mirrored land, a parallel one? There are parts on the other side of the mountains that are more filled with ‘technical things’ than at the side we arrived – trying to get by the portal from Elfennau to Cadair. On ‘our’ side are areas with a more known feeling, a fae forest and a winter fae court, an elfish settlement and these buildings of a human culture situated in a time-frame we are used to, a chapel of a human religion, also a tent-village of the South, a Garou-cave and the biggest dragon statue I ever saw protecting the caves of our race. The land also holds areas inhabited of creatures not fond of the open and the daylight, there are even hints of demons and dark magic. The land holds magic. I can feel it and I can use it although it is different and I have to be careful and to find out the ‘right’ way of use in this realm. But not all inhabitants here are used to magic. I met somebody from the other side of the snowy mountains with fear to show magic. But – to be honest – there has to be a way to get used to each other and to the different background, times, believes, places, or all will fall apart – before we even may know what brought something like this crossroad event to life.
And there are the fires. Blue fires, burning on stone. One on a high rock-needle in the centre, five around in the lands, one of them even in a building of the technical area. They feel connected. They feel important. But where is to learn more?
And why the land calls so many people to here we know?
ok, next try :P A nice post, short but much in it.
AntwortenLöschenThanks! :-)
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