Nobel Windwhisper

[Nobel]

::The clerk looks up from his paperwork momentarily, noticing what appears to be a self-propelling walking stick moving in front of his desk. Moments later, a gust of wind ruffles his hair and scatters the papers. He grumbles and stands from behind his desk, moving around to catch the pages flying through the air. It is then he notices the small being standing before his desk, blushing, as she makes her summoned elementaling disappear::

"Greetings Sir!" she exclaimed, handing him a few sheets of parchment that had blown her way. "I have journeyed a long ways on my little legs and am most pleased to..."

"Who are you?" the census clerk snapped, grabbing the papers from the gnome.

"Oh," she said, blushing again. "Oh, I am Nobel Windwhisper of Klik'Anon. I was recently apprenticed to the mage guild and am eager to get my studies underway. I've met a few of the other folk who frequent this fine establishment, and..."

"Done," said the clerk, who had returned to sit in his desk. "You are registered, Nobel. I think it might not be a bad idea for you to continue that apprenticeship of yours."

::The clerk raised his hand, noting the beaming expression on the gnome's face.::

"Back at Klik'Anon, of course. Far, far away from here."

"Indeed, Sir! I will, Sir!"

::The young mage bowed, knocking her staff against the desk and sending more papers through the air. The clerk rolled his eyes as he watched the gnome leave the building::


(I was going to leave Nobel on as a lurker, but now that Elindar seeks to make her part of his tales, I suppose I should introduce the young lass! If Nobel appears to be ignoring you, do not take offense. She might merely be following Elindar as his 'pet mage' ;D )

[Elindar]

Nobel said:

(I was going to leave Nobel on as a lurker, but now that Elindar seeks to make her part of his tales, I suppose I should introduce the young lass! If Nobel appears to be ignoring you, do not take offense. She might merely be following Elindar as his 'pet mage' ;D )

The same can be said for the other throngs of ladies that frequently accompany me.

[Darlena O'seth]

hmmmm

[Kyrinn the Black]

Elindar said:

The same can be said for the other throngs of ladies that frequently accompany me.

"Yes Darlena, I do believe he was talking about you."

(sorry, I don't mean to try and hijack this thread but you can't exactly expect me to let that one go)

[Elindar]

Kyrinn the dead said:

"Yes Darlena, I do believe he was talking about you."


I don't believe that I can hear beyond the grave. And I was talking of all the lovely ladies who can't get enough of me, thank you. By the way Kyrinn...If you can find a god nice enough to bring you back to life (sans the worm eaten holes) I will gladly start giving you some charm lessons, your manners would make a Troll blush and an orc vomit.