Rykon
Five Thousand Club
Aredin took the jest in good humor, chuckling as he feigned a recoil. "Ah, my pride! How will I go on with my shame exposed so?" He clutched at his chest as he started laughing. As Darian started to inquire further he found himself curious, but thought it best not to interrupt. I hope it's a vault or an old ship we could repair, but that might be a little too optimistic. It'd be great if we could find more Dragon Kings though... numbers are a bit low for the comeback they deserve.
Eventually, Aredin woke from his ponderous stupor and reached for Darian's hand. "Looks like we have a full list of tasks ahead." His mind flashed to today's battle, and oddly enough, it brought a smile to his face. His sword hand remembered the feeling of clashing steel with an equal and sent a shiver up the bones of his right arm. Starlight was now in full force in the sky and the moon rose on the field of conquest. He sat up fully trying to string his thoughts together. "We may want to look at the new discovery before we head beneath the city again. We still have that other door we need to eventually address as well... We've also got a whole host of Celestial Exalts back home we don't enough know, doing gods know what with our people around to witness it..."
He stopped trying not to sour his own enthusiasm for the amazing venture thus far. In an old habitual ritual, he took a long deep breath and let out an equally long sigh to dispell the mounting stress. He relished the feeling of the south-eastern air across his bare back for a second then tried again. "Right... we have a lot to do going forward and few hands we know well enough to trust these tasks with." Aredin looked to his wife with a loving smile, obviously enjoying her company. "Looks like it's on us, might as well make it fun, right?" He could feel his arm surge with the same weightless numb feeling as before and tried to ignore it. Suddenly, the spark of a solution slapped him across the face like a trout reprimanding a clumsy fisherman. He leaned over and gave Darian a passionate kiss. "I've figured it out! I know how we can determine what's behind door number one!" He nearly shouted, beaming with excitement.
Eventually, Aredin woke from his ponderous stupor and reached for Darian's hand. "Looks like we have a full list of tasks ahead." His mind flashed to today's battle, and oddly enough, it brought a smile to his face. His sword hand remembered the feeling of clashing steel with an equal and sent a shiver up the bones of his right arm. Starlight was now in full force in the sky and the moon rose on the field of conquest. He sat up fully trying to string his thoughts together. "We may want to look at the new discovery before we head beneath the city again. We still have that other door we need to eventually address as well... We've also got a whole host of Celestial Exalts back home we don't enough know, doing gods know what with our people around to witness it..."
He stopped trying not to sour his own enthusiasm for the amazing venture thus far. In an old habitual ritual, he took a long deep breath and let out an equally long sigh to dispell the mounting stress. He relished the feeling of the south-eastern air across his bare back for a second then tried again. "Right... we have a lot to do going forward and few hands we know well enough to trust these tasks with." Aredin looked to his wife with a loving smile, obviously enjoying her company. "Looks like it's on us, might as well make it fun, right?" He could feel his arm surge with the same weightless numb feeling as before and tried to ignore it. Suddenly, the spark of a solution slapped him across the face like a trout reprimanding a clumsy fisherman. He leaned over and gave Darian a passionate kiss. "I've figured it out! I know how we can determine what's behind door number one!" He nearly shouted, beaming with excitement.
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