G
Guest
Guest
King Kelwyn
Morsyth.
Kelwyn paled.
For the last remaining evil one to come out of hiding... things were moving further along than he had imagined possible.
He walked over to a chair and sat down heavily.
He motioned for two of his guards to approach and whispered to each of them before sending them out.
"I must confide in you all... my father... and his father before him had been warned that this day was coming. I was unwilling to believe that this forwarned time is now approaching... but now that Morsyth has shown himself... the final prediction has come true."
The doors opened and the two guards returned with two others. An old woman, hunched over with age and clearly short sighted hobbled in as did a small almost dwarfish man with delicate specticals perched on his rather large nose.
"Librarian... Lady Merridith... thank you for coming..." Kelwyn stood and helped the old woman to a seat.
"Merridith... Jonas..." He addressed the old woman and the small man.
"These are the one's I believe the Scripts spoke of." He swept his arm around to encompass the room.
The old woman looked around peering at the individals gathered.
She looked over at lady Avallyn,
"Ah... The Silver Light..." she nodded.
Then at Karrack,
"The Moving Mountain..." she smiled.
To Lothander,
"The Dark Mist..."
To Vixen,
"The Sly Fox..."
Finally to Morsyth.
"The Black Void..."
The Librarian Jonas stood up startled.
"Two are missed!" He pulls out a large tomb of a book which looks ridiculous in proportion to his own self... he opened the dusty cover and peeled the pages back to find the part he sought.
"It says specifically... 'THERE WILL BE SEVEN ARROWS OF TRUTH 'AFOR ALL BE REVIELD...'" He closed the book with a thump.
"Yes..." the old woman responded... "where is the Child of Choice? Of the other, Jonas and myself have yet to determine... the Scripts become most incomprehensible when we tried to dicypher the seventh..."
Kelwyn looked around at the strange group of people, all brought there seemingly for reasons of their own... and yet a part of something so much greater.
"I don't know..." Kelwyn said... "Still... so far all the predictions have proven themselves true. It is also true that these same predictions made no logical sense until I saw these people surrounding me. If all we lack is a child... and one other then I am sure that child will be made known to us soon..."
Morsyth.
Kelwyn paled.
For the last remaining evil one to come out of hiding... things were moving further along than he had imagined possible.
He walked over to a chair and sat down heavily.
He motioned for two of his guards to approach and whispered to each of them before sending them out.
"I must confide in you all... my father... and his father before him had been warned that this day was coming. I was unwilling to believe that this forwarned time is now approaching... but now that Morsyth has shown himself... the final prediction has come true."
The doors opened and the two guards returned with two others. An old woman, hunched over with age and clearly short sighted hobbled in as did a small almost dwarfish man with delicate specticals perched on his rather large nose.
"Librarian... Lady Merridith... thank you for coming..." Kelwyn stood and helped the old woman to a seat.
"Merridith... Jonas..." He addressed the old woman and the small man.
"These are the one's I believe the Scripts spoke of." He swept his arm around to encompass the room.
The old woman looked around peering at the individals gathered.
She looked over at lady Avallyn,
"Ah... The Silver Light..." she nodded.
Then at Karrack,
"The Moving Mountain..." she smiled.
To Lothander,
"The Dark Mist..."
To Vixen,
"The Sly Fox..."
Finally to Morsyth.
"The Black Void..."
The Librarian Jonas stood up startled.
"Two are missed!" He pulls out a large tomb of a book which looks ridiculous in proportion to his own self... he opened the dusty cover and peeled the pages back to find the part he sought.
"It says specifically... 'THERE WILL BE SEVEN ARROWS OF TRUTH 'AFOR ALL BE REVIELD...'" He closed the book with a thump.
"Yes..." the old woman responded... "where is the Child of Choice? Of the other, Jonas and myself have yet to determine... the Scripts become most incomprehensible when we tried to dicypher the seventh..."
Kelwyn looked around at the strange group of people, all brought there seemingly for reasons of their own... and yet a part of something so much greater.
"I don't know..." Kelwyn said... "Still... so far all the predictions have proven themselves true. It is also true that these same predictions made no logical sense until I saw these people surrounding me. If all we lack is a child... and one other then I am sure that child will be made known to us soon..."