Erimani considers the sight of the dragon with a long indrawn breath, impressed with the power expressed in its movements. Somehow even the words of dragon-lore fall short in their attempt to describe the sheer intensity of a free dragon. I am taking my place in an ageless pattern, she realizes, A pattern played out by untold individuals before me, but each encounter is no less profound than the first. She gives a peculiar smile. Or less perilous. She will not let admiration cloud her wits.Marking the dragon's agitation, Erimani decides that it would be extremely unwise to make any sudden startling moves. Distress him further and I provoke an unnecessary outlash. She takes up the clay lamp, holding it before her with a remarkably steady hand, and begins approaching the dragon, her steps slow and measured, her eyes watching for the first sign of reaction. -- Drostag Range of Volcanoes

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Date Posted: 21:47:39 08/20/03 Wed
Author: Erimani Soran
Subject: Erimani considers the sight of the dragon with a long indrawn breath, impressed with the power expressed in its movements. Somehow even the words of dragon-lore fall short in their attempt to describe the sheer intensity of a free dragon. I am taking my place in an ageless pattern, she realizes, A pattern played out by untold individuals before me, but each encounter is no less profound than the first. She gives a peculiar smile. Or less perilous. She will not let admiration cloud her wits.Marking the dragon's agitation, Erimani decides that it would be extremely unwise to make any sudden startling moves. Distress him further and I provoke an unnecessary outlash. She takes up the clay lamp, holding it before her with a remarkably steady hand, and begins approaching the dragon, her steps slow and measured, her eyes watching for the first sign of reaction.
In reply to: Fate 's message, "From just inside the tunnel, the cavern takes a moment to make out, for it's rather dark inside of it, especially without the full light of the lamp. It is, however, not completely dark, for some phosphorescant algae is growing on the far end of it. The cavern is large and nearly circular, perhaps the length of 5 good-sized dragons. Speaking of good-sized dragons, there's one next to the wall to Erimani's left. It seems preoccupied on a large dragon-sized tunnel in front of it that seems to lead further into the mountain. He is dark of skin and hard to see in little light, but the glint of his scales shows him to be pacing back and forth in front of the tunnel, apparently in a state of great agitation, though there's nothing seeable in the tunnel beyond him." on 17:32:43 08/18/03 Mon

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(OOC: Sorry about the seeming lack of quotation marks in the last message...I was trying to italicize certain bits, but it didn't show up...) (NT) -- Erim's player, 21:50:17 08/20/03 Wed