Devrin Treesong
OGRE MAGE wrote:Introductions are made as Saracen heals the rangers wounds, calling on the light of Pholtus to aid the human. His cuts and bruises begin to mend almost completely. The boy Zelmin watches on in mild amazement, normally not privy to seeing miracle magic happening right before his eyes.
"That's cool mister! Can you do it again? I am called Zelmin, by the way!"
He turns to Devrin, and asks the elf more questions.
"Dead schmed! You know those little guys wouldn't really hurt anyone! I've never seen them do any more than chase folks away! Mostly grownups! Sooooo? What did you see up there? Was it cool? Did they try to talk to you like you had planned? Sorry it took so long to come back and save you. Most of the venturers I asked wouldn't even talk to me, until I saw these two, that is. It's nice to have some friendlier people on the island for a change."
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Actually, Zelmin," says Devrin. "
I didn't see much. I'll bet I didn't get 10 feet off the ground before I hit that snare. And don't you dare apologize. You came back for a friend. That's what matters. And speaking of friends, I didn't see Stuart or Sally when I woke up. Are they OK?" Looking up at Saracen, he adds, "
But the boy is right. It IS nice to have some friendlier people on the island. My apologies, Priest, it is Saracen, yes? But I do not recognize your blazon. To which god shall I offer my thanks for your intervention?"
ravenn4544 wrote:Alordan looks at the boy with a raised eyebrow "If that's what you call 'not really hurting someone' I'd had to see what they'd do if they really did!"
"You tried to talk to those monkoons, you say? Was that successful? Have you seen a small brown native on your travels perhaps? We had a few friends head into the woods to try and help him but not sure what may have happened. We were indeed," nodding to Saracen in agreement, "heading back there tomorrow to see if they were okay"
Alordan thanks Saracen greatly for his healing powers!
Devrin looks at Alordan and says,
"Well, first off, I am afraid I have not seen your friend, I do not believe. I've been on the island about five days now. When I couldn't interest any of the adventurers I met to form an adventuring company, I started looking around on my own. Very carefully, mind you. The Monkoons caught my eye very quickly and I scouted out their village as best I could. You know that whoever built that town did it right in the middle of a Monkoon village? And it extends along the beach for about a mile in both directions, and Erevan alone knows how deep into the jungle. But I watched them and began to understand some of their ways. hehheh...and then I got too ambitious and tried to talk to them. When they wouldn't come down, I decided to go up... and that's when I ran into that snare."
"But they have never attacked me. It might be because I came with the children I befriended, or it might be because they recognize an elf as another, at least partially, arboreal race. But they didn't even attack me when I was alone in that snare. When they attacked back there, they might even have been trying to protect me from you. I just don't know."
Storm11 wrote:The Orange robed half-orc nods in acknowledgement of Pholtus and gives another vicious looking grimace. (Smile)
"Creating a dialogue with these creatures might be a really good idea. Do you know much about them Zelmin? What do they eat, where do they lair, how many are here, that sort of thing?Sadly I cannot call up any more healing light until I am rested tomorrow. With some tending of wounds the elf here and I should be almost fully rested and mended by the morning without magic." the holy champion chats as they make their way along the pretty Beach to Beachtown. He mentions his god's graces and his abilities at Pholtus' divine blessing as he does so most fervently.
"Ah, Pholtus shall hear from me tonight, then, in gratitude for his priest's aid," says Devrin. "I do not know if I shall ever become a devotee, but I do know enough to be grateful."
When they get back to Beachtown, Devrin will return to his shack, clean his wound carefully and re-bandage it. He takes his used bandages, cleans them and re-wraps them. He then climbs into his hammock and considers what he has learned about these adventurers who, finally, seem to have some measure of friendliness.