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Sif mumbled to herself and swam closer to the shore of Narion, she had had quite enough of that creature on the bridge.

Instead there appeared a voice out of nowhere.

"Please, Hylian, meet me at my palace in the middle of Nondra."

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Ellamiel looked at Alias and was quiet for a while.

"Memories can be painful you know. And the ones who want to cause you pain know exactly what to do" she said while stroking the satin sheets she sat on.

"And about you not being capable of being an empress... don't you think the Gods have seen past your flaws and recognized the true you, the only one meant to lead the people of Elval?" she asked.

"I know very well it feels strange for you to have such open feelings, but that is a part of you, a part you can't ignore, maybe it's even for the better?" she continued as she walked to Alias in the middle of the room.

"Please stay, this world needs you to take your place as the Empress of Elval."

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Lydia smiled as she looked into the room Aquila had chosen.

"It is really pretty in here, though I'm looking for something a bit different. I'll go and look down the corridor" she said while walking away from the door to Aquila's room.

Lydia walked carefully forward and took a peak into every room.

"No... not this one... I guess this looks nice but... oh my, definitely not this one" she mumbled while checking out the rooms.

Suddenly she stopped at a room for a long while before saying anything about it.

"My, this is perfect!" she almost shouted as she ran into it and started to explore it more carefully.

The room felt very open and spacious to Lydia. The basic structure of it was made entirely of white marble. On the floor there was a cream-colored large carpet that was partly under that rather huge bed that had curtains going around it that one could see through a bit.

Lydia pulled aside some curtains of the bed and touched the sheets on it.

"So soft and silky..." she said as she opened the wooden drawer beside the bed. The wood it was made of had a creamy color just like the carpet. The drawer was empty but Lydia opened the bag she was carrying and put some of her things into it. Before she was finished putting all her things that she had intended to put into the drawer she stopped and left her bag on the floor as she ran to the balcony.

The doors to it were already open and Lydia took a deep breath of the fresh air blowing gently on her. The white silky curtains made to cover the balcony doors made wavy motions as the wind reached them.

Lydia walked back into the room and smelled the white roses that were in a vase on a larger drawer made out of the same wood as the small one beside the bed.

"Maybe I could put some of my clothes here and some in that closet over there in the corner" Lydia thought.

Then she looked into the mirrors beside the larger drawer.

"I think I'm going to like it here" she said and smiled at her image in the mirror.

"In the middle of Nondra? That can't be so difficult to find." Hylian shortly apoligized to Sif and walked through a forest. The forest was dark and were all enormously high. All kind of animals hide in the forest and scare people that are scared quickly. Through the tree tops Hylian could see little sparks of the sun. He decided to follow the sun. It was his secondary guide to the bridge in Narion too.

The forest was enormous. Not only in its height. It took him 3 hours walking quickly enough to get through it. He noticed walking over a mountain. There he could see the castle already. From far it was huge already, from closer it was just HUGE!

"Um... Unknown voice, i have come to the castle."

Ellamiel turned her head to the side as she heard Hylian at the palace gates.

"Please come in, meet me on the third floor in the west wing."

If there was one thing Ellamiel liked about herself it was her telepathic abilities.

A voice had clearly said "Please, meet at palace in the middle of Nondra."

Arianna went through a large forest where a path way seemed to have been freshly made. She could still smell the fresh pine smell of the tree's from the brocken off pineneedles as she was walking by. She noticed the animals in the darkness but they did not scare her for they could sence her gentleness, and compassion. Arianna seemeed to be at one with nature, and the animals within.

At the boarders of the forest you could clearly see an enormousPalace, it was one of the largest buildings Arianna had ever seen. Once you got past the forest it wes easy to find for it was soo big it could be seen from every direction.

When Arianna got to the palace she went to a room that seemed to be beckoning her, As you entered the room it was like going into a beutiful garden, plants on every mantle and corner. The wall paper consisted of vines winding around like ivey on a pickett fence that looked so real you would have thought you were outside. The couch looked like a park bench only much softer to sit on. The mirror looked like one of the lakes back home in Narion. Even the lamp post looked like a real tree with a lantern haning from it's brances. Arianna could even hear the birds singing outside her window which gave her comfort she knew she was at the right place at the right time.

"Fine. I'll stay. For Elval," Alias said walking towards the balcony once more.

She glanced at her country, she could see the small village in which she derived from.

"When will we start?" she asked turning back to Ellamiel.

"I'm glad to hear that" Ellamiel replied.

"Time will tell where we start and when it ends, but for now we have to wait for the others to arrive. As far as I know the coming Empress of Iséril has arrived, also the Empress of Narion... and lets see, the Advisor of Narion as well" she paused while thinking of who else might have come to Nondra.

"Both the Emperor and Advisor of Elil are on their way. And you are of course here" she continued and smiled at Alias.

"And then Aquila..." she added while walking out of the room seeming strangely distant.

Hylian opened the gates and slowly stepped up the stairs.
He saw a small sign say "1st Floor". He went up another stair. "2th Floor" was what he read there. When he saw the sign that said "3th Floor" he looked for a sign to the west wing. He got pretty annoyed when he saw a sign say "North Wing". He walked to where he thought to be the West Wing. When he got there, there were some people standing there in the hall.

"Aquila? Who is Aquila?" asked Alias but Ellamiel had already left the room.

Alias shook her head and decided a small nap would due her some good. She made her way to the rose designed bed and cautiously sat down. She lifted the silk blanket and slipped in, comforting herself. Slowly, she began to fall asleep.


[OOC: I'd write more but nothing isn't really happening. Maybe next post I'll add something interesting ]

((Lol, I know the feeling Anyway, waiting for the remaining two to join in (refering to the ones who wrote a bio but haven't participated more than that) so that the story can take new turns))

(beleive me would love to post something . unfortunatly i cant really do much without db.)

((don't worry about it, as soon as he writes his next post I'm sure you'll get more options, so to say ))

Arianna was tired from her long journey to Nondra, She sat down on the couch, and before she could reach for a book to read she fell asleep she dreamt that she had died and gone to heaven. Her Assignment was waiting for her "Congratulations, you have been appointed chairman of the Sunrise committee. Your duties start immediatly. Please refer to the Basic Sunrise Manual." She was told.
The Sunrise Committie! I was estatic. I had been a secret sunries admirer for years. I had a friend who once said, "A sunrise is nothing but a sunset in reverse. I'll watch mine in the evening,"He was wrong. A sunset is an ending, a celebration of a day well spent,but a sunrise is a promise, a vision od all that a new day can bring.
The image of the most memorable sunrise flashed aross her mind screen. I was standing on a ride overlooking the sleepy checkered valley. Ther crisp air made plumes of my breath. The rose rimmed sky was tightly tucked against the mountains and scarlet ribbens of clouds ascended the heavens.
I felt as if the heavenly choirs should burst into accompaniment at any moment. Everyone should have a most memberable sunrise, she thought and knew what her goal would be.
I started leafing through the Basic Sunrise Manual. "The most successful depends on three factors it said.
1. "Appropriate abackground" ~ like a stage prop. I thought an visualized inky etched mountains strung accross a pearl dawn sky. The mountains always make good backgrounds; or consider the desert, vast and wide with beems of light slanting through grotesque shapes. Even a good clump of trees could be used effectively, silhouetted with topmost leaves touched with gold. Their was not much she could do with back grounds so she went on to number two.
2. "Appropriat atmosheric conditions are necessary for good light reflection.." ~ Boy was this section tecnical. All about water particles and dust, wind direction and air currents. Even if she could understand it there was not much she could do aboutitso she went on.
3. "proper placement and number of clouds are neccessary as a reflecting surface for light."~ Clouds was an area where she could manage. The next few weeks were spent studying clouds, nember and types, formation and frequency. Much to her my dismay found that proper clouds were only present one morning out of five. That means that a best there is only a 20% chance of a gourgeous sunrise. that doesnlt even count mornings with too many coulds and the sun doesn't seen to rise at all.
Noticing some mornings there were perfectly beautiful clouds tucked ineffectively int the wrong corner of the sky. Some days there were no clouds present for sunrise; theyappeared too late, in thee middle of the afternoon. Clearly the Sunrise Committe and the Cloud Committe neede to co-orenate efforts.
Arianna got in tiouch with the cloud chairman and tried to explain her needs. Boy was he defensive.
First, he explained his budget had been cut and he just couldn't afford any more clouds, and went into a long list of reasons why it couldn't be done. Finally making him understand that I didnt want more clouds just more affective clouds, at this he got very upset and stormed off. the next thing I knew I was getting a new assignment. "Congratulations you have been appointed member of the cloud committee. Read the Basic Cloud Mannual......

(Well, looks like we're short a Demi-god. Sorry Meiou, my connection went down over the weekend.)

Phalan soared over the coastline and into Nondra airspace. He sucked in the air, "Mmmm, this is truly and blessed place," he looked ahead and began to decend towards the Goddess's palace. It was beautiful, crafted from white marble and pearl, rising from the earth to shine like a jewel in the center of the sacred island. He dropped altitude and speed and landed before the gates of Ellamiel's home, if they could truly be called gates. Two white trees grew on either side of the entrance, and the leaned over towards each other to creat a sort of arch above the entryway. From the branches, long tangles of flowering vines hung down across the entrance. Phalan reached out a claw and tested them, and found that the vines were actually quite hard, creating a sort of gate for the Goddess's house. The result was both beautiful and wonderous to behold. He put Meiou down and looked at him for a moment.

"Ready?" he asked.

((Hopefully someone will jump in and fill the position I'm also waiting for Amdir to come back to join and fill the spot reserved for her and Jasujo to start posting))