Post from Arawn on actions..

From: J Hooten <jhooten@binary.net>
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   Raban smiles sadly at Arawn's offer, thinking about long ago. "I met
   my Bardic teacher in an Inn where we both were entertaining. I had
   not seen many Elves before I met her and we impressed each other with
   our skills. I taught her many things she was quite happy to learn and
   she taught me much about becoming a bard. Sadly there came a time when
   she thought I had learned enough and she had other things she wished
   to do.
But she had not gotten to teaching me Sidh and only a little of the Elf
Sidh, even though she told me some about the Elven magics. I think she
found she did not like how others reacted to me and decided the easier
solution was to leave. She was never quite happy with my choice of deity
either, but like you said my Goddess is somewhat allied to the Sidh powers
as is the Court she belongs too. In the years since then, I have always
planned to continue those teachings but never really had the chance til
now. I suppose I have neglected to learn much of that I should have, but
my path has been a busy one at times. I admit I am a bit stronger tied
to Elder if my skill with those runes are any example.
I was even told I could perhaps become a Wizard, though I personally do
not think I am bright enough to do it credit, at least from what I have
heard. The bardic life suits me fine enough that I do not need to do more
than expand the spells I know and as a Bard I am allowed to learn any
Elder, Sidh or Neutral Spell I can arrange training in. So I thank you
for your offer and accept, is there anything else I can offer in return?
I assure you I will honor your gift as it deserves, I do not treat such
things lightly."

<The tongues item would speed this up quite a lot, and Em/3 is not too
bad a start. Though it will rise quite slow as well. 2 months of language
training in an instant is pretty hard to turn down, but there are other
days to do it if others need the item more."

john haight wrote:
> OOC: Sorry for the delay. I had some computer issues but things should 
> be back to normal now.
>  
> A) Languages-
>    Arawn states an interest in learning Ipanza before the tribesman 
> leave but upon hearing Raban's request to learn Sidh he grows quiet, a 
> pensive look on his face. A short while later he responds, after 
> Fremea makes her offer to teach the bard the magics of Archery.
>  
>    "Raban, the magics of the Sidh are a sacred thing as is our tongue. 
> The two go hand in hand and are not casually taught to those who do 
> not venerate or are Sidh. But I have thought over this and I am 
> willing to teach you if you still desire.
>    You are a good man with a compassionate heart and that is 
> admirable. You are also a bard of Miryan and their are bonds between 
> the Court of Cernunnous and the courts of my mother and of my father. 
> For these reasons I am willing to pass this knowledge on to you in 
> hopes that you will use it wisely. All I ask in return is that you 
> treasure it as a sacred gift and do not lightly pass such knowledge on 
> to others and that you will use to the benefit of good people, and 
> especially in regards to the courts of Life and the Sidh."
>  
>    If Raban wants to learn Sidh quickly he can use the necklace and 
> use the last slot to learn Sidh. If he's willing to wait to use the 
> necklace or wants to learn it slowly then Arawn would like to learn 
> Ipanza.
>


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