Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- Aldaria

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Date Posted: 23:30:05 10/10/00 Tue
Author: Al'Thaes Monaern
Author Host/IP: 63-91-21-152.rainbowtel.net / 63.91.21.152
Subject: Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula)
In reply to: GM Xane 's message, "Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula)" on 22:12:07 10/10/00 Tue

OOC: I don't know anything about Aldaria's beliefs so I'm going to wing it. It's a bit ostentatious, though.

IC:
>He nods back at Ophan. He assumes a cold air as he places himself at the top of the fresh grave. "A...knowledgeable man once taught me about what he called the Great Circle," Al'Thaes says, "A man is born, he lives, and he dies."

>After clearing his throat, Al'Thaes continues, "A man is born with a great struggle, the mother's. His whole life he fights, he struggles, to survive, and to flourish. If he is strong, he dies with a great struggle as well. But, it is an irresistable force he fights against: Death."

>"This man," Al'Thaes says, as he points into the grave, "fought his life well, and died defending all of us." His volume gets louder and louder as he goes on. "I believe Dixian said he had a daughter. He has paid. For the lives he took, he gave one."

>Al'Thaes picks up a big handful of dirt and tosses it in the grave. "May the good spirits welcome him home, for he is Debt Free," He intones. "The Lord of the Grave has no hold over him, " He finishes with a shout.

>Looking down, he begins to sing.
Mo Haale Mar, Hadon Mear
Coresce Itebn, Vefurr Kel
Jodulnil Cak, Opran Debe
Zodnn Caw Lefmm Dixian!

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Replies:

Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- GM Xane, 20:55:09 10/11/00 Wed
- Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- Al'Thaes Monaern, 22:45:02 10/11/00 Wed
- Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- Tukatula, 00:17:32 10/12/00 Thu