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PsychedelicShroom

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Diary of Nelithia as Told in Third Person(N,M,inv)
« on: June 04, 2016, 09:29:12 PM »
Nelithia quietly entered the Lady's Rest, nodding to the familiar doorman. He glared back at her but knew that she never created trouble within.

She smiled softly to herself. It was good to be back in civilization. She did not recognize anyone coming in, and anyone with sense was not outside anyway, not at this time of night. Nelithia,paid no heed to it, herself. Whatever attacked her,  wasn't attacking anyone else. That was her duty, to protect the lesser things. She had taken that duty to her heart when she made an oath to Vallaki before the war.

The Garda didn't much appreciate it, but she didn't give a damn what Garda thought.

She was just glad to be home.
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Re: Diary of Nelithia as Told in Third Person
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2016, 10:20:21 PM »
In her room, Neli was cutting the vegetables, and then the meat, for cooking in the kitchen. She was making a meal for her husband. Service felt good to her, to be unselfish, to relax.

It had been a busy week. She had collided with a vrolock, and bested it in feats of magic, with the help of the Eilistraeen Priestess.

She will be one to watch.\

She then sent out a message of respect to the Dark Fey Vrolock for interfering with her hunt. It allowed the beleaguered undead to escape at will, for she had ineptly dumped all of her attack magics into a few powerful spells and left herself open to attack. Even a picky Killer like Nelithia succumbed to temptation. It was a matter of respect, a thumb of her nose at the dark forces.

After all, it was her herd.

Neli didn't intend to interfere with the vrolock but it was a matter of Pride... and a painful lesson to keep her guard up. Neli had dropped hers once and the Vrolock was quick enough to  exploit it. It wouldn't happen again. Neli suspected the vampire wouldn't let her guard down again either.

She is inexperienced in the hunt, but she is no fool. Her kind learns quick.

"Don't remind me..."