Thread: Pynti-Peldot

Vaemyr Name Nickname Vaemyr Vae Race Human Attire White and Gold Tunic, Cape and silver armor Weapon Sword Location Pynti-Peldot Tagging Everyone Time TA 3018, March 1, evening. She remembered his name. Was his first thought as she greeted him. Did she remember who he was? Had she recognized her own handiwork in his clothes? And again, what was she doing in a place like Forodwaith? It was no place for any being of noble birth. It seems the winds of fate were blowing strongly across the Forodwaith winter-lands. the thought pushed it's way into his mind as the door opened once more to let in another who clearly did not belong to the Pytnti-Peldot settlement. In the time he'd been here he'd seen some similar -albeit not exactly the same - garb worn by others who seemed to be more tribal. A lot of those Lossoth had looked at him with more distrust and more disgust than he'd encountered in the settlements. He figured it was a good likelihood that this man would hold the same views as the others. With a mental shrug he nodded to the newcomer who called himself Teemu. He continued to rest his hand on his blade in a casual manner. It was an old habit. After so many years battling the Orcs around Gondor he had learned to keep his blade close at hand, very close at hand. Before he could say anything in any form of greeting the strange Lossoth had demanded to know what they were doing in Forochel. What indeed, he wondered gazing at the Elf who'd called herself Celeste and then at Brynne. He wanted to hear their explanations. He didn't have to wait long. Hearing Celeste speak he turned his hazel and gold gaze on her. Interesting.... he heard himself say. So an Elf was hoping to accomplish the same thing he himself wished to accomplish. Very interesting.. he murmured to himself. He was a little caught off guard, which didn't happen often. He hadn't expected to encounter anyone else who was concerning themselves with the supposed curse in these lands. He was about to comment when Brynne spoke up and all other thoughts blanked from his mind. He slowly turned to look back at her his eyes narrowing. Dale was attacked and you were kidnapped? he asked very softly. If Celeste's news had caught him off guard, Brynne's news had sent him reeling. Dale had been attacked? Why hadn't he heard any news of this attack? The last time there was anything even resembling an attack was when his mother had been killed. A shadow passed across his features and something flickered deep within his eyes. He recovered almost instantly and whatever it was, was hidden behind his mask of calm control. I see. he said neutrally. That does explain a few things....were you harmed M'lady? he asked his jaw flexing slightly. He knew her father was probably very frantically looking for his daughter. It was doubtful he'd had thought to look towards Forodwaith though. It was a land that was ignored for the most part. Not many would brave such a place, which in hindsight made it an excellent place for beasts and monsters to roam freely. I am Vaemyr, also from Dale. I am here for similiar reasons to you, Celeste. he said looking at her. However, I am here alone. I do not have my people at my back. he said raising his brows slightly at her. He turned his gaze to look considerately at Teemu. Although I was curious as to why Celeste and Lady Brynne were here... he said pausing for a moment I do think a bit more respect could have been used instead of demanding answers. They are not servants or slaves to be ordered about. he said. He kept his voice low and respectful. But there was no doubt as to it being a warning. Vaemyr did not condone disrespecting women, probably his mothers influence in his education. He had been in the snow-lands for almost a month and had not had many encounters with the Lossoth in the settlements and even less experience with the tribal Lossoth. Whats done is done though. he said with a negligent shrug of his broad shoulders. He would like if there was no fighting but some things he found to be inexcusable. He looked back to Celeste and Brynne and bowed to each of them. I apologize in hindsight for any offense given. he said straightening up. He looked at Brynne. I am sorry that you were not protected as you should have been. Still, everything considered, you have survived very well. Not many villagers would have and even fewer Nobles could have accomplished such a feat. he said. You do the people of Dale proud M'lady. he said. The fire burned low on the hearth and Vaemyr lapsed into silence for a long moment considering the options before him. As we are after the same goal, it could be beneficial to work together. he said looking back at Celeste. I believe you and Lady Brynne could have some useful knowledge... he said musingly. He looked at Teemu for a moment. No doubt but he was probably full of useful information. The only problem was if he would cooperate. It seemed doubtful but one could remain hopeful. As you have demanded answers from us. I find myself curious as to why you're here in this settlement... he said eying Teemu.