Naye Ves Metav

==Summary==
During the events of Realm of Magyk, Kael can find a lore entry titled "Naye Ves Metav".
Naye Ves Metav, meaning "Tonight we bond" is an elvish poem/song which is either said or sung at the bonding ceremony between two elves. It is usually used in a Mistagrian ceremony, but is also commonly used in an Ulurian ceremony.
==Lore==
===Original Elvish===
(woman)
Naye ves metav, so Astrav ne Aemurian.
Naye ves metav, feyo Casieluriam ne Zarranathuriam ne Deiuriami tuse.
Feyo Hararsus tuse ne grarsus tuse;
Naye ves metav.
(man)
Ye nya qo wenanin shemhein zo hyenin lohin, ye anima etars qo netan zo hyenin lohin animol.
(woman)
Ye fala falane in qole suluriar, ye bhanen etars falane in qole neto.
(man)
Naye e no omo. Naye e animo. Animo etero minanol, qa no caten phe dro.
(woman)
Naye ves metav, so Astrav ne Aemurian.
Naye ves metav, so Astrav ne Aemurian.
(man)
Qo fala qa falane. Flahmen tena enam eteram.   
(woman)
Qo nya. Ghuze na wenan etars ne hyen tena bhe.
(together)
Naye ves metav, so Astrav ne Aemurian.
Naye ves metav, so Astrav ne Aemurian.
===Common Translation===
(woman)
Tonight, under the stars and the moon, we bond.
Tonight, in the sight of Casiel, Zarranath and all gods, we bond.
Tonight, in the sight of all birds and beasts, we bond.
(man)
As the stag greets the cool pool of water after a long drought, so my soul greets you after the long drought of life.
(woman)
As the flower blooms in greeting to the sun, so my heart blooms in greeting to you.
(man)
Tonight there is no death. Tonight there is life. An endless life of togetherness which no evil can break.
(woman)
Tonight, under the stars and the moon, we bond.
Tonight, under the stars and the moon, we bond.
(man)
Hail blooming flower. This summer will last forever.
(woman)
Hail stag. Drink at my pool and end this drought.
(together)
Tonight, under the stars and the moon, we bond.
Tonight, under the stars and the moon, we bond.
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