Jigano’s words halted Loren, but only momentarily. [say]Thank you.[/say] There was more than a little bit of wonder and delight at his new form, even now. Then, though, the honey badger resumed his forward motion, although this time he descended into the depths of the Spire into the chamber where the rubble still blocked the door. His four feet were sure on the steps. [say]Someone claiming to be my twin Neron is in charge of Halo, the land beyond the portal.[/say] The summoner was becoming more and more certain that it was actually his twin, and Loren was more and more unhappy about that fact.
[say]Zariah is in Halo as well, and claims to now be the real power behind the throne. I have no reason to doubt her. She came to collect Beatrix and Jace, and disowned me and threatened to kill me in the process.[/say] A fierce anger accompanied the words, along with sorrow for the loss of the children. As he strode forward to examine the pile of rubble, his nostrils snuffling over the crumbled stone, he felt his anger blossom further. [say]Neron was always lazy, but he's as cruel as most of my family. He's smart, though.[/say]
Poking at the rocks, with a paw designed for digging, Loren eventually turned to face the room. [say]You already know I can clear the rubble with water or my summoning magic or support the walls with ice while others make more permanent repairs. Alternatively, I can erode the stone with water. So, your turn, Jigano. What happened with Wessex while I was gone?[/say] His eyes bored into the white-haired man.
Loren examines the pile of rubble and suggests using water magic to either clear the rubble, shore up the walls, or erode the stone.
[say]Zariah is in Halo as well, and claims to now be the real power behind the throne. I have no reason to doubt her. She came to collect Beatrix and Jace, and disowned me and threatened to kill me in the process.[/say] A fierce anger accompanied the words, along with sorrow for the loss of the children. As he strode forward to examine the pile of rubble, his nostrils snuffling over the crumbled stone, he felt his anger blossom further. [say]Neron was always lazy, but he's as cruel as most of my family. He's smart, though.[/say]
Poking at the rocks, with a paw designed for digging, Loren eventually turned to face the room. [say]You already know I can clear the rubble with water or my summoning magic or support the walls with ice while others make more permanent repairs. Alternatively, I can erode the stone with water. So, your turn, Jigano. What happened with Wessex while I was gone?[/say] His eyes bored into the white-haired man.
Loren examines the pile of rubble and suggests using water magic to either clear the rubble, shore up the walls, or erode the stone.
