Prrrgadilly
True Gramarye
Belisair sighed heavily and looked out into the night, his eyes following the leaves playing upon the breeze.KingsPlague said:The Palast graciously took the sylphs offer, the log surprisingly not creaking under his weight as he sat down "As I said before, among my people it is said the the Palsiet Kalversonitis Spylarvyet, the master of Gyrste, of winds soul remains with the winds, many times I hear his voice calling for revenge on he who betrayed him." He stared off into the distance briefly before returning his gaze to the young sylph "Why has a creature such as you left it's kind, not many races still know of your kind, and even less of mine. But unlike the Palsiet the sylph still have an existing city instead of wandering the earth." He asked pulling out a thick leatherbound book and an odd quill to make notes of his travels, the script was old runic and nigh impossible to make out what letters the characters represented.
"When the Aer froze, in what I assume is the "Frost" you speak of, all Sylphs were either killed, or forced to return to Aer to revive it. Unlike the other elements, Aer was nearly destroyed during the First Frost. Aer doesn't just move, it IS movement and fluidity. To halt its freedom that is to kill it."
This was almost too much for him to admit. "I am alone in this world. There are no sylphs and the city is long since destroyed. I was only born because my mother was flung across time while trying to bear a precious seed of Aer to the heart of the city. She gave birth to me through the dying body of a mortal woman, but was snatched back along with the seed. Everything I know about that time comes from the little she was able to tell me and my Fae instincts."
Belisair was not comfortable with how vulnerable his story was making him feel. The wind caressed his cheek softly, he must calm himself.
"I have spent my entire life trying to find them, and trying to leave my mortal half behind."
He loved his mother, both of them actually, but his mortal mother had died four years ago and he refused to believe that his Sylph mother had perished as well.
"I need to find them:all those lost Sylphs. They are out there forgetful and forgotten they just need to be reminded who they are and were, but I cant do any of that in this half-mortal shell."
Belisair eyes focused with purpose as he slid closer to Kyngerz. Tilting his head back to look him in the eyes, "If you can hear the whisper of the winds, teach me to do the same. I need their secrets."
Belisair eyes were filled with hope as he placed his hand softly upon the Palsiet's chest, gingerly tugging on his bottom lip in contemplation, surprisingly oblivious to how friendly-flirtatious really- he was being towards his newest companion.
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