WHO: um... everybody ( Read more... )

Who: Sonic and Tails
What: Finally getting around to talking about the sad bubble times
When: Wednesday
Where: Their apartment in Jhelbor ( Read more... )

WHO: anyone who wants to be part of the discussion (if your character didn't see the journal entry, but you want to be involved, assume someone told them ( Read more... )

WHO: Cho and whoever she runs into ( Read more... )

The centaurs handily clean up the remnants of the battle.

Many majiks are killed; many mermaids are killed. Some -- perhaps a hundred or so -- flee to the lake surrounding the tree, and drift to the depths. Elimyr stays in her little bubble, unmoving [tag here if you want to try and get her attention, scan her through enchantment, etc.]The first ( Read more... )

Wednesday, while the armies of Rowan approach Jhelbor, Elimyr is at the bottom of the lake with Ianto's head in her lap. He doesn't speak his stories any more, and she misses his voice, but that's all right. The mermaids taught her patience, and it's taking him longer to put the pieces back together than it took her. She thinks maybe she ( Read more... )

Wednesday afternoon, a chill rolls in over the Rowan lake, though it's difficult to tell anywhere but on the surface. The waters grow dark and choppy, and even the sun hides behind the dingy grey clouds that have swept in to dampen Jhelbor ( Read more... )

Late in the evening on Monday (not that it's easy to tell time, that far under the water), there's a disturbance, in the mermaids swimming around. A few flashes of light overhead, and then nothing; it gets dark, as normal ( Read more... )

WHO: Cho and any ALL of the following people: Ianto, Jemaine, Tails, Sonic, Bret, Mr. H ( Read more... )

The road to Jhelbor is a rough one. It's pouring rain, constantly, turning the road into puddles, streams, floods that sometimes go as far as knee-high. It's cold, at first, as the group leaves the wreck that is Mage City, but it gets warmer as they journey, until, near Jhelbor, the water rising from fifty-degree weather to something more like ( Read more... )