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One by one, they all keep leaving. Dropping like flies, eaten by maggots, migrating like wild birds. How many more will I lose, she wonders as an empty gaze travels over those crushing words.

 

"You're hurting so deeply inside and I wish I could have helped you heal from it all."

 

She wonders if there was anyone out there at all who could help her heal. How many more years will she live in torment, forced to watch as everyone turns their backs and runs? How much heavier will the burden on her shoulders grow before it eventually flattens her against the earth?

 

"But you know what to do, and you hold my teachers staff not out of coincidence."

 

As if having been summoned, that staff of ancient birch appeared beside the damaged elf, singing a calming tune that had nearly become a dependency. Eyes of sage looked to it, dry as the barren wastelands of the South.

 

"I expect to hear when I die, the grand tales of the Fox Druid and the balance she wrought to the fuckers who kept taking from her."

 

A scarred hand reached for Hileia, using it to stand on shaky legs. Oh how I wish I could cry, she thought to herself, but it seems she had no more tears left to spend.

 

"You are strong."

 

You are strong.

 

"Gods I hope you're right."

 

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I'm glad you're moving on to better things, but I'll miss you dearly old friend. Thank you for everything you've done for me <3

 

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Soft footfalls sounded against the wet sands. Traipsing across a south facing beach, crimson eyes sought a horizon. Tears glistened there. Wood creaked and cracked. 
 

A murmur fell from the elf’s lips as a strange glowing form, an ethereal squirrel, perched upon her shoulder.

 

“He always takes too much upon his own shoulders. It was my choice, though he felt responsible for it. Stubborn man.”

 

A tiny boat was pushed from the shore, bottom grating against coarse sand. Within she had set a bottle containing a letter as the spiritual companion looked on. 

 

Soon the dinghy bobbed it’s way outwards from the shore. Creatures of the sea rose to the surface, casting a glance shoreward before judging the boat further out. Hours later, they and the current had carried it far from the woman’s sight. Whether to be lost upon the sea or reach the intended recipient, it was reliant on fate now.

 

Left alone with the strange squirrel the woman’s facade seemed to crack. Her flesh shifted, flaking and peeling away to reveal a strange bark running along her arms, stopping only near the shoulder. Wood and sap where flesh and blood should be. 

 

Markings of the Father burned up the left, while the aqua of the Mother flowed up the right. 
 

Upon her back, silver burned. Grandmother’s touch illuminated beneath the twilight skies…

 

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•••The contents of the letter addressed to Hareven, written in Jalfmarr’tal•••
 

“Don’t you dare blame yourself Hareven. You did what you had to, and you protected scores of Druids. Without your sacrifice that cursed place would have lingered.

 

You made your choice. I made mine. You have carried far too much for far too long. It was my turn to bear the load. I regret nothing. I would change nothing. Move forwards, Hareven. Do not linger on that which is lost.

 

I do not understand what strength you’ve seen in me. But now you’ve entrusted this part of the duties to us. I will do my best to be the woman you saw I could be. I won’t run Hareven, I promise. 
 

When we’ve earned it, we will rest together at the end. I miss you. 

 

Your Sister,

Nenar

 

•••At the bottom, the paw print of a raccoon would be left in crimson dye•••

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I’ve had amazing times rping with you Keefy over the past few years. You’ve been a great friend to me. It’s been a privilege getting to interact with and learn from Hareven. Take care of yourself, you definitely deserve a good long break after all this. <3<3<3

 

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Evar'tir Oranor regarded his generalized letter from his dock 'pon the southern shores of the Hinterlands. "The bastard's finally gone and done it." He commented amusedly, passing the note off to Velenius whom sat to his flank, once more taking up his fishing pole and casting a line. "We should visit soon."

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WIthin the works of the forge, The horned ker would no doubt hear news of an old friend now being gone. Though not dead, the thought of never seeing him again did bring such grief. Though as the horned ker stopped, he went to one of his alcoholic barrels soon after. Recalling the first ever drink he had shown to Haraven. Before taking a cup to scoup out some and raise it to the air. "Haraven, you were one of few people in this damned continent that ment something, From the grand fight within the Attunland...To our drink, I will cherish each time I've entered your taven and still do despite it being quiet. Wherevere ya go, Let us hope one day we meet again before our paths divert to our afterlifes. There are few people like you in this world, let us hope they follow your path well!"

Within the woods, a blue eyes Mali'ame watched as he heard of another druid that had fall. though familiar, he could recall of what idle one of speaking they spoke, or the sight of him sitting on what was now the clinic. But a frown had formed, The ame was ashamed he didnt least get to know the man before he fell. But offered no words.

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A 'ker sat within the mouth of his house as he received his letter, reading a flurry of emotions flew through him as his ears wilted...perked...and eventually tears welled up. The Druid knew it would happen, that he'd get weepy over this but his lips curled into a smile. Looking to his companion he let out a sad laugh...
"You know I cant remember the first time we met...I dont know why. He's told me several times but I've never....the memory never comes. Weirdly one of my earliest and most powerful memories of him is me, freaking out for some reason....and he just slams to the ground and roars in my face 'Calm down or I will ******* eat you!'."
The 'ker laughed, wiping away at his eyes  as he smiled down to the letter.

"Bastard is going to miss my Wedding, jokes on you I'm having it at the Perch! Still...I'm glad he's happy. I dont want...to see him end up like Harold did. I'm glad...in a way."

The 'ker stretched as he stood, rolling his shoulder.

"Right...go there....cry....come back...cry more..."
And then the 'ker set out.

 

(( Ooc I'm glad you're taking this full step away, I know LOTC can be a poison. Rest and relax, maybe next map will draw you in with it's lush new waves of bullshit. XD
Till then, see you in the discord. ;) Stay Fancy Cowboy ))

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A woman beneath the earth remembers an old friend.

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A tired elf writes. Her arthritic hands curl and fold old paper. She finds time to write to an old friend.

 

 "Sometimes when the sun crests over a cold field and the grass dew is just too cold, I sit down and I think of all the things that could be, the things that never were, and never will be... but that's the trick of our long lives, isn't it? 

 

So when I look out in the morning, and I see the birds fetching worms from cold loose dirt, I think that the realm will be okay; not better, not worse, just okay. 

 

I think we will be too.

 

-Eris"

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Liri fell to her knees and wept, inconsolable as she clutched the note close to her chest. No words or comfort could break her out of her miserable state as she began to incessantly mutter. The voices in her head were growing louder, the dreaded call of nature becoming nigh insurmountable. 

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Deep into the eternal forest, in the frigid bioluminescence of the third's domain, a child of ivory hair awaits...


 

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[OOC:] Hey man, have a good one, rping with you was fun, and you deserve to rest.

 

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Along an untravelled path in a dotted Forest somewhere on this rumbling, wretched continent - Nimue sprinted and dipped through brush and branch with a knowing glee - a paper clutched in her hand, barely having been read. Whoops of joy echo through the leaves and foliage around her as the white blur continued to run - an action she had come to love; the wind in her hair, the freedom in her metallic and fleshy hand, something she had been so fortunate and lucky to have been given.

 

She kept running, and running. There was nothing behind her, there was only what was in front of her, and she would walk, sprint, and limp all the way to the finish line - for what was life without struggle, and HELL be damned, she was not going to ruin her second chance, not that easily. An amethyst gaze zipped by the beams of sunlight, and lush greens that surrounded her, as she reached her destination: a clifftop, that plunged deep below into the vast blue sea. The elfess' fists clenched tight as the small thing took in a deep breath - wavering and trembling, as if holding back whatever wanted to spill forth.

"MALN! WHEREVAH YA ARE! FIND ME! FIND ME AND YOU'LL FIND SOME'UN THA' WAS WORTH SAVIN'!"

 

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[OOC]: Take care man! I know that it's been a long while, and you out of everyone definitely deserve the peace and quiet from the shitstorm that is this server sometimes - catch you on the flip side!


 

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"Ah, so that is where he went..."

 

The Scorpion sits quietly beneath a large oak tree, an aged letter between her wooden fingers. Her dull glowing eyes occasionally broke its gaze from it to look to the many other unsent letters that rested within her bag, though it always returned to the one labeled neatly with a certain dwarfs name. When she had first heard she could not help but laugh, it was just like the Bluejay to leave only to tend to more work. 

 

"Thank you for my path. Thank you for teaching me."

 

Though soon her laughter died then to a pondering silence. It was true that the two of them had disagreed and fought on a million different fronts, but deep down she owed a great debt to the other.  He was to blame for some sorrow within her life, and yet was also the cause of much joy.

 

"Thank you Ianril. Thank you for Liri."

 

Her stone hand soon reached into her bag, pushing past the letters to carefully pull out a bottle of whiskey, it's label long since rubbed off and faded over the many years. How perfect of a timing it was for her to seek him out before. If she had waited any longer, they would not have been able to reconcile. She would not have been able to hear him call her family still.

 

"Thank you for your patience. Thank you for forgiving me."

 

Popping open the bottle, her wooden hand lofted up towards the branches, extending the letter up. It did not remain long as a blue bird swooped down to pluck it from her fingers. Silently the druidess watched it take off, her gaze remaining upon it until it finally dipped beyond her horizon and out of view. Only then did she lift up the bottle to her lips.

 

"Thank you for the drink."

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A certain red haired 'ame stared up at the sky for a moment, the light of sunlit walls reflecting within her gaze. "You're the reason im still alive, dont let me beat ya' there old man." A softened sigh exhaled from between her lips as she then tilted her head to gaze at the palms of her own two hands "Ahernan, for teaching me what you did when no-one else would."

Her hands reached to gently trail along the bark of the towering maple behind her, closing her eyes for a brief moment in thought "I'm glad you left before experiencing the darkness that is to come. You never needed more of that in your life you deserve peace for once."

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